One that will definitely go up now

First, a quick clarification

It’s impossible to know with certainty which stock will definitely go up next. What we can do is screen for conditions that historically increase the probability of a near‑term rise (e.g., strong intraday momentum, elevated volume, price above short-term averages, etc.).

The filters below are designed to approximate “stocks that are already moving up and have a statistically higher chance to keep rising,” among the tickers you care about.

Screening Filters

1. user_watchlist = True

   • Purpose: Restrict results to the specific set of tickers you mentioned (CMCT, RCT, RECT, BTM, DEVS, MNTS, ALMU, DLXY, LICN, XNDU, TGEN, HURA, BCG, OPTX).
   • Rationale:
     • Your question is explicitly: “Which stock among these will go up now?”
     • This filter ensures we’re evaluating only that list instead of scanning the entire market.
     • It aligns the screen precisely with your universe of interest, so all further filters are applied only to those names.

2. moving_average_relationship = ['PriceAboveMA5']

   • Purpose: Select only stocks whose current price is above their 5‑period moving average (a very short-term trend indicator).
   • Rationale:
     • For “going up now,” we want immediate upward momentum, not lagging or flat names.
     • Price above a short MA (like 5‑period) often indicates:
       • Short-term uptrend is in place.
       • Buyers are in control over the very recent timeframe.
     • Among your tickers, this favors those already trending upward intraday rather than those that are stalling or pulling back.

3. min5_price_change_pct = {'min': '0.0001'}

   • Purpose: Require that the stock’s price has increased at least slightly over the last 5 minutes.
   • Rationale:
     • You’re asking about what will go up “now”, which is very short-term.
     • A positive 5‑minute price change (even a tiny one) confirms recent upward movement rather than just being above a moving average due to older data.
     • This helps to catch names that are actively moving up in the immediate term, not just earlier in the session.

4. comparison_between_indicators: volume > weekly_average_dollar_volume

   • Purpose: Include only stocks trading with higher current volume (or dollar volume) than their weekly average.
   • Rationale:
     • Strong moves that continue intraday are usually backed by unusually high volume (more participation, more liquidity, more conviction).
     • If current volume exceeds the weekly average, it suggests:
       • Fresh interest (possibly news, catalysts, or momentum traders).
       • Better conditions for day trading: tighter spreads, easier entries/exits.
     • For your question, this filter helps emphasize those stocks where the market is paying attention right now, which increases the probability of sustained moves.

5. one_day_rise_prob = {'min': '60'}

   • Purpose: Use a probabilistic model to select stocks with at least a 60% estimated chance of rising over the day.
   • Rationale:
     • You asked for a stock that will “definitely” go up; we can’t guarantee that, but we can tilt toward statistically favorable setups.
     • This filter encodes a lot of information (price action, volatility, volume, etc.) into an estimated probability of a daily rise.
     • By setting the bar at ≥ 60%, we’re explicitly filtering for names with an above‑average likelihood of ending higher, consistent with your intent to find something that is more likely to go up from here.

6. volume = {'min': '0'} and monthly_average_dollar_volume = {'min': '0'}

   • Purpose: These set a floor at zero, which in practice means no additional liquidity constraints beyond your watchlist.
   • Rationale:
     • They ensure the screen technically includes all your watchlist names and lets the other filters (like volume vs. weekly average and short-term price action) do the real work.
     • In some setups, these fields are always present in the query structure, even if they are effectively “off” (set to 0).
     • If we wanted to avoid illiquid tickers entirely for day trading, we’d raise these minimums—but since you specifically gave a ticker list, we avoid excluding any of your choices by liquidity alone.

Why These Filters Match Your Intent

• You want a stock from your list that will go up “now”:
  • We focus on very short-term momentum: PriceAboveMA5 and positive min5_price_change_pct.
• You want the highest probability of an upward move among your tickers:
  • We use one_day_rise_prob >= 60 to favor setups with a statistically higher chance of rising.
• You’re day-trading, so liquidity and activity matter:
  • The volume > weekly_average_dollar_volume comparison emphasizes unusual current activity, which is critical for tradable, sustained moves.
• You only care about specific tickers:
  • user_watchlist = True restricts the universe so the model isn’t suggesting unrelated names.

Together, these filters don’t promise a “definite” rise, but they systematically narrow your list to those stocks that are currently:

• In a short-term uptrend
• Rising over the last few minutes
• Trading with elevated volume versus normal
• Statistically more likely (not guaranteed) to close higher today

— which is the closest practical interpretation of your request in a quantitative screen.