Show me large cap stocks with key reversal

Screening Filters

1. Market Cap ≥ 10,000,000,000 (Large Cap)

   • Purpose: Restrict results to large-cap stocks.
   • Rationale:
     • A minimum market cap of $10B is a common cutoff for large-cap companies.
     • This directly matches your request to see large-cap stocks, excluding small/mid caps and more speculative names.

2. Candlestick Pattern: UpperShadow, LowerShadow

   • Purpose: Identify stocks showing key reversal–type candlestick behavior.
   • Rationale:
     • A “key reversal” day often features:
       • A sharp move to a new high followed by a close near the low (bearish reversal), which visually appears as a long upper shadow.
       • Or a sharp move to a new low followed by a close near the high (bullish reversal), which appears as a long lower shadow.
     • By filtering for UpperShadow and LowerShadow, the screener is effectively looking for candles where price reversed intraday, a core characteristic of key reversal patterns.

3. New High/Low: 52w_High, 52w_Low, 20_High, 20_Low

   • Purpose: Ensure the reversal happens at a meaningful extreme in price.
   • Rationale:
     • A classic key reversal pattern is defined by:
       • Occurring at or near a significant prior extreme (often a recent or 52-week high/low).
     • Including:
       • 52w_High and 52w_Low: captures reversals at major yearly extremes.
       • 20_High and 20_Low: captures shorter-term swing extremes where key reversals also matter to traders.
     • This ensures you’re not just seeing random intraday shadows, but shadows forming at important highs or lows, which aligns with the idea of a key reversal.

Why Results Match

• The market cap filter guarantees you are only seeing large-cap names, as requested.
• The candlestick pattern filters (UpperShadow/LowerShadow) identify days with pronounced intraday reversals, the structural hallmark of key reversal candles.
• The new high/low filters ensure these reversal candles occur at significant price extremes (recent or 52-week highs/lows), which is precisely where key reversals are most meaningful.

Taken together, these filters focus on large-cap stocks showing strong reversal-type candlesticks at important highs or lows, which is an appropriate operationalization of your request for “large-cap stocks with key reversal patterns.”