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Screening Filters
market_cap_category: mega
rsi_category: oversold
oversold category is the standardized way in the screener to represent exactly that condition. This filter narrows the mega-cap universe to only those names that have experienced recent selling pressure strong enough to push RSI into oversold territory.Why Results Match:
market_cap_category = mega, matching your “mega-cap stocks” criterion. rsi_category = oversold, which is how the screener encodes RSI below 30. Why No Stocks Were Returned
No results came back because, at the time of screening, no mega-cap stock currently has an RSI below 30 according to the data source the screener uses. In other words, among the very largest companies, none are in a technically “oversold” state right now by the strict RSI<30 definition.
This doesn’t mean your approach is wrong; it just means your criteria are very strict, and market conditions at this moment do not produce any mega-cap stocks that fit both:
Would you be open to adjusting the filters slightly, for example:
If you tell me which way you’d prefer to loosen the criteria (size, RSI level, or both), I can explain how that would change the results.
This is a natural language screener issue. Our AI identifies and quantifies criteria, auto-filters ranges to match intent, and displays conditions, parameters, and results below, with 0 candidates fitting the screener.
The list includes top performers like , among others. These stocks are representative examples from the screener results.