SPDW | State Street SPDR Portfolio Developed World ex-US ETFAMEX golden cross and death cross projections

On the daily chart the 50 SMA has sat above the 200, but price is now trading below both. No cross is projected on the daily or the weekly inside the 30 bars we track.

On the daily, SPDW has crossed 11 times, roughly every 7 months, the last one on 3/18/2025. On the weekly it has crossed 2 times, most recently a golden cross in Mar 2024, with price trading above the 50/200 cross point that day. It closed the following week 4% lower.

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as of 3 Nov 16:00 ET

SPDW cross history: every 50/200 cross since 2019

20 golden and death crosses since 2019, with 2 on the weekly timeframe. We projected all 11 daily crosses from a median of 20 bars out. The most recent was a death cross on the 4-hour, on 10/12/2026.

Crossed
10/12/2026Death4-hourNot tested
3/18/2025Golden steepdailyNot tested
2/20/2025Golden4-hour—
12/19/2024DeathdailyNot tested
11/14/2024Death4-hour—
8/29/2024Golden4-hour—
8/7/2024Death4-hour—
3/11/2024Golden moderateweeklyNot tested
1/4/2024GoldendailyNot tested
12/6/2023Golden4-hour—
10/4/2023DeathdailyNot tested
8/23/2023Death4-hour—
1/12/2023GoldendailyNot tested
11/14/2022Death steepweekly3 bar cross test
12/27/2021Deathdaily2 bar cross test
8/10/2020GoldendailyNot tested
3/18/2020DeathdailyNot tested
10/28/2019GoldendailyNot tested
9/27/2019Deathdaily4 bar cross test
4/15/2019GoldendailyNot tested

Click any cross on the chart above for its lead time. Crosses from 2 September 2026 onward were watched live; earlier ones are replayed from the archive with no look-ahead, which is the same method behind the published track record.

Angle: how steeply the 50 was moving, against the stock's own volatility, on the bar it crossed. Steep crosses are the ones that hold; flat ones are the ones that come straight back. The word is the cross's, not the projection's: it is read on the cross bar.

Cruxta · 50/200 moving-average crosses on US equities. Recorded crosses are observations. Projected crosses are projections, not advice.