In crease the search to 300 dollar stocks

Screening Filters

1. Price: min = 30, max = 300

   • Purpose: Find stocks trading between $30 and $300.
   • Rationale:
     • Your earlier request was for $30–$150; you then asked to “include stocks priced up to $300.”
     • Raising the ceiling to $300 widens the universe to mid‑ and higher‑priced stocks while keeping out very low‑priced names, which are often more volatile, less liquid, and less suitable for options strategies.

2. Moving Average Relationship:
   ['PriceAroundSupport', 'PriceAroundResistance', 'PriceAboveMA200', 'PriceBelowMA200', 'PriceCrossAboveMA200', 'PriceCrossDownMA200']

   • Purpose: Capture stocks that are at, near, or interacting with the 200‑day moving average (200 MA).
   • Rationale:
     Your original condition was “at or near 200ma.” This is implemented by including multiple technical states around the 200 MA:
     • PriceAboveMA200 / PriceBelowMA200:
       • Identifies whether price is currently trading above or below the 200 MA, which is a key long‑term trend line.
       • “Near” the 200 MA is often operationalized by scanners as within a certain percentage band; including both above and below ensures you don’t miss names just slightly on either side.
     • PriceCrossAboveMA200 / PriceCrossDownMA200:
       • Catches recent crossovers through the 200 MA, often seen as important inflection points (trend changes or confirmation).
       • These are situations where price has just moved to or through the 200 MA—exactly the kind of “at/near” interaction many traders look for.
     • PriceAroundSupport / PriceAroundResistance:
       • The 200 MA frequently acts as dynamic support or resistance.
       • Including “around support/resistance” helps capture names where the 200 MA (or nearby levels tied to it) are acting as key zones, even if the label in the data is support/resistance rather than explicitly “200 MA.”

   Together, these conditions approximate the practical meaning of “at or near the 200-day moving average,” focusing on stocks interacting with that long‑term trend line in different ways.

3. Option IV Rank: min = 100

   • Purpose: Restrict to stocks with very high implied volatility (IV) rank, at least 100.
   • Rationale:
     • You explicitly requested “IV rank above 100.”
     • IV Rank ≥ 100 typically means current implied volatility is at or above the highest level in the lookback period (depending on how the data provider defines it).
     • This is especially relevant if you’re looking for names where options are unusually expensive relative to their own history (useful for certain premium‑selling or volatility‑focused strategies).

Why Results Match:

• The price range was correctly expanded from $30–$150 to 30–300, exactly as you requested.
• The moving average filters specifically target stocks that are above, below, or crossing the 200‑day moving average, which is an appropriate implementation of “at or near 200ma.”
• The IV rank filter of min 100 directly matches your “IV rank above 100” requirement.
• All requested dimensions—price range, 200 MA proximity, and elevated IV rank—are reflected in the chosen filters, so the screen is aligned with your stated criteria.