Daily RSI>75 or <25. Price >10.

Screening Filters

1. Price ≥ $10

   • Purpose: Restrict results to stocks trading above $10 per share.
   • Rationale:
     • This directly matches your requirement “Price > $10.”
     • It helps avoid the lowest‑priced, often lower‑liquidity names where spreads and volatility can be erratic, making extreme RSI readings less reliable for many trading strategies.

2. RSI Category: Overbought OR Oversold

   • Purpose: Find stocks with very high or very low daily RSI values.
   • Rationale:
     • Your request is: “Daily RSI > 75 or < 25.” That is, you want only the most extreme momentum readings on either side.
     • Our screener doesn’t let us specify exact numeric RSI thresholds (like 75/25) or custom RSI periods (e.g., RSI(7)); instead, it uses predefined categories:
       • Overbought ≈ high RSI (typically above the classic 70 level, representing strong upside momentum / potentially stretched to the upside).
       • Oversold ≈ low RSI (typically below the classic 30 level, representing strong downside momentum / potentially stretched to the downside).
     • By selecting both overbought and oversold, we capture:
       • Strongly overbought names (your “RSI > 75” idea — we can’t set 75 exactly, but we’re targeting the same overextended region).
       • Strongly oversold names (your “RSI < 25” idea — again, not 25 exactly, but the strongly depressed region).

Why Results Match:

• Price condition is matched exactly:

  • The price: {min: '10'} filter enforces your “Price > $10” requirement.

• RSI extremity is matched by category, not exact number:

  • We cannot set “Daily RSI > 75 or < 25” numerically in this screener, nor can we specify RSI(7).
  • Instead, we approximate your intent using rsi_category: ['overbought', 'oversold'], which targets the same type of extreme momentum conditions (very high or very low daily RSI), though the precise cutoff levels are defined internally by the screener (usually similar to 70/30).

So while we don’t support your exact numeric thresholds (75/25 or RSI(7)), the filters applied are well aligned with your goal: find higher‑priced stocks showing extreme daily RSI readings on either side of the spectrum.