For high risk high reward

Screening Filters

1. rsi_category = [moderate, overbought]

   • Purpose: Focus on names with stronger momentum and recent buying interest.
   • Rationale: For a high risk / high reward setup, you typically want assets that are already attracting attention and may be in an active breakout phase rather than slow, defensive names. A moderate RSI suggests healthy momentum without being extremely stretched, while overbought captures stronger momentum candidates that may continue to run if the trend persists.

2. price_change_pct_24h.min = 0

   • Purpose: Keep only stocks that are flat-to-positive over the last 24 hours.
   • Rationale: Since the user is asking about a more aggressive, higher-upside style of investing, filtering for non-negative daily performance helps surface stocks that are already showing relative strength. This is useful when looking for names with near-term momentum rather than stocks still under pressure.

3. is_trending = True

   • Purpose: Identify stocks currently drawing market attention.
   • Rationale: Trending stocks are more likely to have increased volume, visibility, and short-term price movement. For a high-risk/high-reward approach, this matters because the biggest upside candidates are often the ones that are already in motion and attracting speculative interest.

Why Results Match:

• The user is asking about high risk / high reward, which aligns more with momentum-driven, volatile, and attention-heavy opportunities than with stable, low-volatility picks.
• These filters collectively target stocks that are already moving up or gaining interest, which is the kind of setup traders often associate with larger short-term upside potential.
• Individually, RSI captures technical strength, 24h price change captures recent performance, and trending status captures market attention. Together, they help surface stocks that fit an aggressive risk profile.