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Screening Filters

1. Price: $10–$250

   • Purpose: Focus on reasonably priced stocks that have active options markets and are practical for short‑term option trades.
   • Rationale:
     • Very low‑priced stocks (under $10) often have illiquid or low‑quality options chains and wider bid‑ask spreads, which is risky for same‑day in‑and‑out trades.
     • Very high‑priced stocks (well above $250) can make option contracts very expensive, limiting position sizing and flexibility for a quick day trade.
     • The $10–$250 range is a common “sweet spot” for having both decent option liquidity and manageable contract prices.

2. Monthly Average Dollar Volume: ≥ $1,000,000

   • Purpose: Ensure you’re looking at liquid stocks with enough money trading hands every day to support tight spreads and easy entries/exits.
   • Rationale:
     • For an options day trade, you need the underlying stock to be liquid; illiquid underlyings often mean illiquid options.
     • A minimum dollar volume filter helps avoid thinly traded names where you could get stuck in a position or pay a large spread to get out.

3. Moving Average Relationship: PriceAboveMA20

   • Purpose: Bias the scan toward stocks in a short‑term uptrend.
   • Rationale:
     • With price above the 20‑day moving average, the stock is generally considered to be in a short‑term bullish phase.
     • If you’re planning an intraday options trade (often buying calls or selling puts), having the broader short‑term trend on your side can increase the probability of favorable intraday moves.
     • It doesn’t guarantee a move tomorrow, but it filters out names in clear downtrends.

4. 1‑Week Price Change: +1% to +15%

   • Purpose: Target stocks that have been moving up recently, but not in an extreme, “blow‑off” kind of way.
   • Rationale:
     • A minimum of +1% over the last week avoids completely stagnant names that might not move enough intraday to make an options trade worthwhile.
     • A maximum of +15% avoids stocks that have already made huge, possibly overextended moves that can be prone to sharp reversals or gap risk.
     • This range tries to capture “active but not insane” momentum—useful for short‑term trades where you want movement but also some stability.

5. is_optionable: True

   • Purpose: Limit results only to stocks that actually have listed options available.
   • Rationale:
     • Since you explicitly want an options trade, there is no point returning non‑optionable stocks.
     • This filter guarantees that any stock found by the screener is tradable via options for your planned same‑day in/out.

Why Results Match Your Intent

• You wanted a stock suitable for a same‑day options trade at the open. These filters emphasize:

  • Options availability (is_optionable=True)
  • Liquidity (minimum dollar volume) for quick entries/exits
  • Reasonable contract costs (price range)
  • Short‑term upward bias and recent activity (PriceAboveMA20 + 1–15% weekly gain), which are logical starting points if you’re looking for a name that might move favorably intraday.

• We don’t use ultra‑specific or exotic intraday indicators in this screener, but for your goal—finding candidates for a same‑day options trade—these filters are effective: they narrow the universe to liquid, optionable, recently active stocks in short‑term uptrends, which you can then further analyze for an actual trade setup.