Good short term investments to go up

Screening Filters

1. Market Cap ≥ $5B (market_cap: {'min': '5000000000'})

   • Purpose: Focus on larger, more established companies.
   • Rationale: For “good short‑term investments,” bigger firms tend to have:
     • Better liquidity (easier to get in and out quickly)
     • Tighter bid–ask spreads (lower trading cost)
     • More analyst coverage and information flow, which often makes price moves more predictable than tiny, speculative names.

2. Price Above 20-Day Moving Average (moving_average_relationship: ['PriceAboveMA20'])

   • Purpose: Capture stocks already in a short-term uptrend.
   • Rationale: The 20‑day moving average is a common proxy for the 1‑month trend. Price trading above this line usually indicates positive momentum, which is consistent with your goal of finding stocks “to go up” in the short term rather than ones fighting a downtrend.

3. 1-Month Price Change Between +5% and +25% (month_price_change_pct: {'min': '5', 'max': '25'})

   • Purpose: Select stocks that have moved up recently, but not in an extreme or exhausted way.
   • Rationale:
     • Minimum +5%: Ensures there is some recent upside momentum; avoids flat or weak names.
     • Maximum +25%: Avoids names that may have already “run too far too fast,” where the near‑term risk of a pullback is higher.

4. High Probability of Rising Next Week (one_week_rise_prob: {'min': '70'})

   • Purpose: Emphasize names with statistically favorable short-term odds (based on the model powering this screener).
   • Rationale: A ≥70% modeled probability of a one‑week rise aligns directly with your “short term … to go up” objective. It doesn’t guarantee a gain, but skews the screen toward names where the model sees a historically higher chance of an upward move.

5. Positive Predicted 1-Week Return (one_week_predict_return: {'min': '0'})

   • Purpose: Filter out any stocks where the model expects negative or flat performance next week.
   • Rationale: Even if a stock’s rise probability is decent, if the expected return is negative or zero it’s not a strong candidate for a “good” short-term upside trade. This keeps only those with positive expected short‑term return.

6. Bullish Options Sentiment (option_sentiments: ['Bullish'])

   • Purpose: Incorporate what options traders (often more speculative/short-term) are signaling.
   • Rationale: Bullish options sentiment typically means:
     • More call buying or put selling
     • Higher demand for upside exposure
       This reflects market participants positioning for gains, which can support short-term upside and sometimes precedes actual price moves.

Why These Results Match Your Request

• Your goal is short‑term upside:

  • Price above the 20‑day moving average and positive 1‑month performance (5–25%) target stocks already in an uptrend, not laggards.
  • The one‑week rise probability and positive predicted return directly focus on near‑term performance expectations.

• You want “good” (not just any) short-term ideas:

  • Large market cap helps prioritize more stable, liquid, and tradable names.
  • Bullish options sentiment adds a confirmation layer from active, often short‑term focused traders.

Together, these filters aim to find liquid, established stocks already showing healthy—but not extreme—momentum, with models and options traders both leaning toward further short‑term gains.