Please list me the top moving penny stocks

Screening Filters

1. Price between $0.10 and $5.00

   • Purpose: Focus on penny stocks.
   • Rationale: Penny stocks are generally defined as low-priced stocks, often trading under $5. This range captures the user’s requested universe while excluding higher-priced names that are not penny stocks.

2. Relative volume minimum of 1.5

   • Purpose: Find stocks trading with above-normal activity.
   • Rationale: “Top-moving” stocks are usually seeing heavier-than-usual trading interest. A relative volume filter above 1.5 helps identify names with unusual volume, which often accompanies strong price moves.

3. Volume minimum of 0

   • Purpose: Keep the search broad on raw volume.
   • Rationale: This does not constrain the universe much, but it allows the screener to retain all penny stocks regardless of absolute volume size, relying instead on relative volume and price action to surface the most active movers.

4. Monthly average dollar volume minimum of 0

   • Purpose: Keep the search open across all liquidity levels.
   • Rationale: This filter is effectively neutral and does not exclude any penny stocks based on average traded dollar value. It preserves the broad screening universe so the other momentum-related filters can do the selection.

5. Price above 5-day moving average and above 20-day moving average

   • Purpose: Identify stocks with positive short- and medium-term trend.
   • Rationale: Stocks trading above both the 5-day and 20-day moving averages are often in an upward trend, which aligns with the idea of “top-moving” stocks rather than weak or drifting names.

6. Price change percentage minimum of 0

   • Purpose: Ensure the stock is not down on the current period.
   • Rationale: This filter removes stocks that are flat or negative on the chosen timeframe, helping focus on names that are actively moving upward.

7. Week price change percentage minimum of 0

   • Purpose: Favor stocks with positive weekly momentum.
   • Rationale: A stock that is also up over the week is more likely to be a genuine mover rather than just a one-day spike. This helps surface stronger momentum candidates.

Why Results Match:

• The user asked for top-moving penny stocks, so the screen first limits results to penny stock price levels and then applies momentum and activity filters to find the strongest movers.
• Relative volume helps ensure the stocks have unusual trading interest, which is a common hallmark of sharp moves.
• Moving average filters and positive price change filters together favor stocks with a clear upward trend, improving the chance of finding true “top movers” rather than inactive low-priced stocks.
• The broad volume and dollar-volume settings keep the universe wide enough not to miss candidates, while the other filters narrow it to the most relevant names.