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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This list is generated based on data from one or more third party data providers. It is provided for informational purposes only by Intellectia.AI, and is not investment advice or a recommendation. Intellectia does not make any warranty or guarantee relating to the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of any third-party information, and the provision of this information does not constitute a recommendation.