Some Nifty 500 stocks are showing a death cross, where short-term prices fall below long-term prices, often signaling a possible decline. Investors should watch these stocks closely for potential downward trends.
A Death Crossover occurs when a stock’s short-term average price (the 50-day average) falls below its long-term average price (the 200-day average). It means the stock’s recent performance has been weaker than expected, and prices may fall further. Many traders use this signal to be cautious, but it’s also important to look for other signs before making a decision.
1. Cera Sanitaryware Limited
Cera Sanitaryware Limited, founded in 1980 and based in Ahmedabad, manufactures and sells building products in India and internationally. Its offerings include sanitaryware, faucets, tiles, kitchen sinks, shower partitions, and vanity units under brands like Senator, CERA Luxe, and CERA.
The death crossover took place on 3 October 2025, at the price of Rs. 6,364.88 with a volume of 5.93k, and it is currently closed at Rs. 6,089 in Tuesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has declined by 0.94 percent from the date of the crossover.
2. Castrol India Limited
Castrol India Limited, founded in 1910 and based in Mumbai, manufactures and markets automotive and industrial lubricants in India and internationally. Its products include engine oils, gear and hydraulic fluids, greases, coolants, and metalworking fluids, offered under brands like Castrol EDGE, MAGNATEC, GTX, and POWER1. The company serves industries such as automotive, aerospace, power generation, oil and gas, marine, robotics, and IT cooling, and operates as a subsidiary of Castrol Limited.
The death crossover took place on 3 October 2025, at the price of Rs. 206.80 with a decent volume of 878.57k, and it closed at Rs. 202.28 in Tuesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has declined by about 0.18 percent from the date of the crossover.
3. Elgi Equipments Limited
Elgi Equipments Limited, founded in 1960 and based in Coimbatore, manufactures and sells air compressors, related parts, and automotive equipment globally. Its products include various oil-lubricated and oil-free compressors, air accessories, medical air systems, and automotive garage equipment. The company serves industries such as manufacturing, textile, agriculture, automotive, and construction, and also offers trading, design, and rental services.
The death crossover took place on 30 September, 2025, at the price of Rs. 510.48 with a moderate volume of 159.71k, and it closed at Rs. 496.25 in Tuesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has risen by 2.8 percent from the date of the crossover.
4. Suzlon Energy Limited
Suzlon Energy Limited, founded in 1995 and based in Pune, manufactures and sells wind turbine generators and related components globally. The company provides operation and maintenance services, project execution, and power infrastructure solutions, and also engages in manufacturing forging and casting products and land sale or sub-leasing.
The death crossover took place on 6 October, 2025, at the price of Rs. 59.30 with a decent volume of 45.01M, and it closed at Rs. 54.01 in Tuesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has declined by 0.75 percent from the date of the crossover.
5. Honeywell Automation India Limited
Honeywell Automation India Limited, founded in 1984 and based in Pune, manufactures and sells industrial process control and automation systems globally. It offers environmental and combustion controls, sensing solutions, building and management systems, and engineering services across sectors like pharmaceuticals, healthcare, government, IT, residential, industrial, and hospitality.
The death crossover took place on 30 September, 2025, at the price of Rs. 37,519.30 with a volume of 1.39K, and it closed at Rs. 35,715 in Tuesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has declined by 0.98 percent from the date of the crossover.
Written By Akshay Sanghavi
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