Only ones I can buy on cash app

Screening Filters

1. Market Cap ≥ $500M

   • Purpose: Focus on more established, liquid names that are more likely to be supported by Cash App.
   • Rationale: Very small/micro‑cap stocks are often missing from simplified broker apps, can have poor liquidity, and behave very differently from SKYQ. A $500M+ floor keeps the universe in the “real company” bucket while still allowing fast‑moving growth/tech names.

2. Share Price between $5 and $200

   • Purpose: Avoid ultra‑low‑priced “penny stocks” and very high‑priced names that are less common or harder to trade in small dollar amounts.
   • Rationale:
     • Many broker apps restrict or make it harder to trade sub‑$5 names.
     • Stocks in the $5–$200 range are much more likely to be available on Cash App and behave similarly to SKYQ’s risk/return profile, without the extreme micro‑cap tail.

3. RSI Category: Overbought

   • Purpose: Match SKYQ’s current technical regime: very strong, extended upside momentum.
   • Rationale: SKYQ has an RSI above 70 (in your data it was ~94), meaning it’s in a “blow‑off” type momentum phase. Filtering for overbought names finds stocks with similar technical behavior—short‑term demand overwhelming supply, often driven by narrative, news, or speculative flows.

4. 1‑Month Price Change ≥ +50%

   • Purpose: Capture names with recent explosive upside, similar to SKYQ’s strong move.
   • Rationale: Pure correlation math isn’t available in this screener, so recent return pattern is used as a proxy for “moves like SKYQ.” A +50%+ move in one month isolates high‑beta, momentum‑driven names that are behaving similarly in the current tape.

5. Sector: Software & IT Services, Technology, Technology Equipment, Telecommunications Services

   • Purpose: Keep results inside or very near SKYQ’s tech/communications ecosystem.
   • Rationale:
     • Sector is a strong driver of correlation: tech trades together, gets hit or bid up on the same macro and thematic flows.
     • Restricting to software/tech/telecom avoids energy, utilities, banks, etc., which rarely trade in sync with a high‑momentum tech name like SKYQ.

6. Exchange: NYSE (XNYS) and NASDAQ (XNAS)

   • Purpose: Maximize overlap with stocks actually available on Cash App.
   • Rationale: Cash App primarily supports mainstream U.S. listings on NYSE and NASDAQ. Excluding smaller exchanges (e.g., AMEX, OTC) significantly increases the odds that the stocks surfaced are ones you can actually purchase in the app.

7. Region: United States

   • Purpose: Limit to U.S.‑domiciled names that fit Cash App’s core coverage and your U.S. trading session focus.
   • Rationale: Even if some foreign stocks are cross‑listed, U.S. companies on U.S. exchanges are the most reliably accessible on Cash App, and they share the same macro and regulatory backdrop as SKYQ.

Why Results Match

• The screen deliberately mimics SKYQ’s profile: U.S. tech/communications stocks, on NYSE/NASDAQ, with very strong recent upside and overbought technicals.
• The Cash App constraint is addressed via:
  • U.S. region
  • Major exchanges only (XNYS, XNAS)
  • Excluding very low‑priced penny names and tiny micro‑caps that Cash App is less likely to offer.
• Together, these filters yield a list of high‑momentum U.S. tech names that are both behaviorally similar to SKYQ and more likely to be tradable in your Cash App account.