Give me clear targets entries

Screening Filters

1. price: min = 1

   • Purpose: Keeps the screen focused on actively tradable common stocks rather than extremely low-priced or illiquid names.
   • Rationale: Since the user wants clear entry and target levels for short-term trading, price matters because stocks below $1 often behave erratically and can have poor liquidity, wide spreads, and unreliable technical levels. A minimum price filter helps ensure the results are more suitable for intraday or tactical trading analysis.

2. themes: AI Beneficiary, Cloud Computing, Software as a Service

   • Purpose: Narrows the universe to stocks connected to the same high-momentum growth themes as the names the user asked about.
   • Rationale: The user specifically asked about TSLA, AMD, NET, ARM, and NVDA. Of these, AMD, ARM, NVDA, and NET are strongly tied to AI/compute/cloud growth narratives, while NET is especially aligned with cloud and SaaS. These themes help surface stocks with similar market drivers, which is useful for identifying names that may have cleaner technical setups and comparable intraday momentum.

3. user_watchlist: False

   • Purpose: Excludes the user’s own watchlist holdings from the screening results.
   • Rationale: This helps the screen stay objective and focused on the broader market rather than simply repeating names already on the user’s watchlist. For a request about entry and target levels, it is more useful to screen for relevant trade candidates or comparable names tied to the same themes.

Why Results Match:

• The user is asking for trade levels on a set of stocks, so the screen should focus on liquid, tradable names with meaningful technical movement.
• The selected themes match the requested stocks well:
  • NVDA, AMD, ARM fit the AI Beneficiary theme.
  • NET fits Cloud Computing and Software as a Service.
  • TSLA is less directly matched by these themes, but it is often analyzed alongside AI/growth/momentum names due to its volatility and sentiment-driven trading.
• These filters are effective for this question because they help identify stocks that are more likely to have clear support/resistance behavior, which is what you need to estimate entry points and target levels.

Filter Match Check

• The filters do not directly provide entry or target levels themselves, because those are not screening indicators.
• We do not support a specific “entry/target levels” filter in the screener. Those levels are typically derived from chart patterns, momentum, volume, and recent price action after screening.
• Even so, the applied filters are still appropriate because they narrow the universe to relevant growth and momentum stocks that are more likely to produce actionable intraday setups for TSLA/AMD/NET/ARM/NVDA-style trading.