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S&p 100 Stocks Above 20-day Average Complete list of announcements declared & dividend announcements by S&p 100 Stocks Above 20-day Average S1TW

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Announcements and dividends declared by S&p 100 Stocks Above 20-day Average S1TW

Clean rules put auto parts cos on a whole new growth path
India's auto component sector is set for a growth spurt. New rules for cleaner, safer, and fuel-efficient vehicles are boosting demand for advanced technologies. Companies are seeing increased business in emission control, sensors, and safety systems. Elec
Announcement as on 05 June 2026

Differential deposit rates permitted but must be transparent, says RBI Governor amid HDFC Bank row
The Reserve Bank of India permits banks to offer different interest rates on deposits. These rates must be transparent and follow specific rules. This comes after allegations that HDFC Bank routed differential interest payments to a state agency through it
Announcement as on 05 June 2026

Data Center Power Demands Push This Dividend Aristocrat to All Time Highs
Increasing power demands stemming from the data center buildout have led to record-breaking quarterly results from Caterpillar, with shares benefiting in a big way.
Announcement as on 05 June 2026

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles should aim for over 20% market share by 2030: Chairman
With its sights firmly set on claiming more than 20 percent of the market by 2030, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles is poised to invest Rs 35,000 crore in innovative product development. As a frontrunner in the electric vehicle arena, the company believes th
Announcement as on 04 June 2026

US Stock Market: Fed may need tighter policy as inflation risks persist
Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan indicates U.S. monetary policy might not be restrictive enough to meet the 2% inflation target. Inflation remains above the Federal Reserve's goal, with projections around 2.5%. Logan suggests policy may need to
Announcement as on 04 June 2026

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S1TW S&p 100 Stocks Above 20-day Average current price & indicator signals

Moving Averages for S&p 100 Stocks Above 20-day Average

  • 5Day Average: 64.5
  • 12Day Average: 60.1
  • 20Day Average: 57.99
  • 50Day Average: 53.77
  • 100Day Average: 48.97
  • 150Day Average: 52.39
  • 200Day Average: 52

S1TW Indicators & signals

Indicator MACD (12,26,9)

60.51, 57.5, 2.37
Indicator MACD is in positive zone

Indicator ADX (14)

1.02, 25.68, 25.16
Indicator ADX is indicating that momentum is weak.
Indicator ADX is showing that momentum is towards buying

Indicator RSI (14)

Current RSI is: 47
Indicator RSI is indicating buying momentum and stock might rise.

Recent prices of S1TW S&p 100 Stocks Above 20-day Average are as follows: Daily volume is divided by 10 day averaged volume

Date Close Range Change % Volume
10 Fri Jul 2026 62.74 56.86 to 63.72 6.66% 0 times
09 Thu Jul 2026 58.82 52.94 to 61.76 -4.76% 0 times
08 Wed Jul 2026 61.76 60.78 to 65.68 -8.69% 0 times
07 Tue Jul 2026 67.64 65.68 to 71.56 -5.48% 0 times
06 Mon Jul 2026 71.56 62.74 to 71.56 4.28% 0 times
02 Thu Jul 2026 68.62 61.76 to 70.58 16.66% 0 times
01 Wed Jul 2026 58.82 55.44 to 61.38 8.03% 0 times
30 Tue Jun 2026 54.45 50.49 to 54.45 0% 0 times
29 Mon Jun 2026 54.45 52.47 to 55.44 0% 0 times
26 Fri Jun 2026 54.45 51.48 to 57.42 0% 0 times
25 Thu Jun 2026 54.45 54.45 to 60.39 1.85% 0 times
24 Wed Jun 2026 53.46 51.48 to 56.43 10.2% 0 times

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