Poet , almu, dell, Ionq, nvts, plug

Screening Filters

1. moving_average_relationship = PriceAboveMA200

   • Purpose: Finds stocks trading above their 200-day moving average.
   • Rationale: This is a classic long-term trend filter. Since the user is asking whether to buy names like POET, ALMU, DELL, IONQ, NVTS, and PLUG, this helps surface stocks that are already in a structurally stronger trend rather than weak or still-declining names.

2. macd = bullish

   • Purpose: Identifies stocks with positive momentum.
   • Rationale: MACD bullishness suggests the stock’s short-term trend is improving relative to its longer-term trend. That matters for buy decisions because it helps avoid stocks that may look cheap but are still losing momentum.

3. region = US

   • Purpose: Restricts the screen to U.S.-listed stocks.
   • Rationale: The user listed U.S. names, so this keeps the results aligned with the likely intended market and avoids irrelevant foreign securities.

4. quarter_revenue_yoy_growth >= 0

   • Purpose: Keeps companies with non-negative year-over-year quarterly revenue growth.
   • Rationale: For a buy decision, especially in growth-oriented or speculative names like IONQ, NVTS, or PLUG, revenue growth is an important quality check. This filter avoids companies with contracting sales, which often have weaker setups.

5. pe_growth_ratio_ttm <= 3

   • Purpose: Screens for stocks that are not excessively expensive relative to growth.
   • Rationale: This helps balance quality with valuation. It is especially useful when comparing a mixed group of names, because it favors stocks where price is more reasonably supported by fundamentals.

6. is_optionable = True

   • Purpose: Limits the list to stocks with listed options.
   • Rationale: Optionability usually indicates sufficient liquidity and market interest. It also matters because names with active options often have better institutional attention and more tradable sentiment signals.

7. option_sentiments = Bullish

   • Purpose: Selects stocks with bullish options sentiment.
   • Rationale: This adds a market-based confirmation layer. If options traders are leaning bullish, it can reinforce the case that a stock may have near-term upside potential.

Why Results Match:

• The user is asking a buy/no-buy question, so the filters are designed to find stocks with a more favorable technical trend, fundamental momentum, and market sentiment.
• The combination of PriceAboveMA200 + bullish MACD focuses on names that are already moving in the right direction, which is appropriate for buy candidates.
• Positive revenue growth and a reasonable growth valuation help avoid weak or overextended stocks.
• Bullish options sentiment adds confirmation from traders who may be positioning for upside.
• U.S. region and optionable status ensure the screen stays relevant to the user’s likely universe and produces tradable names.

Overall, these filters are appropriate because they search for stocks that are:

• trending up,
• showing improving momentum,
• supported by at least some growth,
• and receiving bullish market positioning.

That makes them well-suited for evaluating whether names like POET, ALMU, DELL, IONQ, NVTS, and PLUG are worth buying.