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Screening Filters

1. US large/mega cap stocks

   • Purpose: Focus on established, higher-quality companies in the U.S. market.
   • Rationale: Large and mega-cap stocks tend to be more liquid, more widely followed, and generally less volatile than smaller companies, which fits a “show me the results” screen aimed at finding stronger, more investable names.

2. Price above $20

   • Purpose: Excludes very low-priced stocks.
   • Rationale: Stocks above $20 are typically more stable and less likely to be highly speculative or thinly traded.

3. Price above the 20-day moving average

   • Purpose: Confirms short-term upward momentum.
   • Rationale: When price is above the 20-day average, it suggests the stock is trading stronger than its recent trend and may be in a near-term uptrend.

4. Price above the 200-day moving average

   • Purpose: Confirms long-term trend strength.
   • Rationale: Trading above the 200-day average is a common technical signal that the stock is in a longer-term bullish trend.

5. Price breaking resistance

   • Purpose: Identifies potential breakout stocks.
   • Rationale: A break above resistance can indicate renewed buying interest and the possibility of further upside if momentum continues.

6. 52-week high

   • Purpose: Selects stocks making new highs.
   • Rationale: New highs often reflect strong price momentum and positive investor sentiment. This helps surface stocks already outperforming the market.

7. Positive ROE

   • Purpose: Screens for profitable capital use.
   • Rationale: A positive return on equity indicates the company is generating returns on shareholder capital, which is a basic quality check.

8. Quarterly revenue YoY growth > 0

   • Purpose: Confirms top-line growth.
   • Rationale: Positive year-over-year revenue growth suggests the business is expanding and demand for its products or services is improving.

9. Quarterly EPS YoY growth > 0

   • Purpose: Confirms bottom-line growth.
   • Rationale: Positive year-over-year EPS growth indicates the company is not only growing revenue but also improving profitability.

10. P/E TTM <= 35

    • Purpose: Adds a valuation ceiling.
    • Rationale: This avoids overly expensive stocks and helps keep the screen within a range that may still be reasonable for growth-oriented investors.

11. Strong Buy analyst consensus

    • Purpose: Adds a professional sentiment overlay.
    • Rationale: Strong Buy consensus suggests analysts broadly expect favorable fundamentals and/or price performance, which can help narrow the list to higher-conviction ideas.

Why these filters work together

• The technical filters (above key moving averages, breaking resistance, 52-week high) look for stocks with strong price momentum and breakout characteristics.
• The fundamental filters (positive ROE, revenue growth, EPS growth) help ensure the companies are financially healthy and improving operationally.
• The valuation filter (P/E <= 35) helps avoid names that may be too stretched.
• The market-cap and exchange filters keep the screen focused on liquid, U.S.-listed, widely traded stocks that are easier to analyze and trade.
• The analyst consensus filter adds an extra layer of support from market professionals.

Verification vs. the user’s request

• The filters do match the user’s request for U.S. large/mega-cap stocks that are above $20, showing technical strength, fundamental growth, reasonable valuation, and Strong Buy analyst support.
• One small note: the user explicitly requested price above the 20-day and 60-day moving averages. The current screen includes PriceAboveMA20 and PriceAboveMA200, not PriceAboveMA60.
• If PriceAboveMA60 is not supported by the screening system, the PriceAboveMA200 filter is still effective because it captures a stronger, longer-term uptrend and is a common substitute for trend confirmation.

Why the results should be relevant

• They are more likely to be quality stocks with momentum, rather than speculative names.
• They combine price strength + business growth + analyst support, which is a solid framework for finding candidates worth reviewing.
• Since the screen uses multiple confirmation layers, the results should be narrower and more relevant to someone asking for stocks to buy now.