Stocks due for a change after week low

Screening Filters

1. new_high_low: 5_Low

   • Purpose: Find stocks that have hit a one-week low.
   • Rationale: The user is specifically asking for stocks that are “due for a change after hitting a one-week low.” This filter directly targets stocks making a recent short-term low, which is the core condition in the query.

2. support_resistance_relationship: PriceAroundSupport

   • Purpose: Identify stocks trading near a support level.
   • Rationale: Stocks near support after a decline are often the most relevant candidates for a possible rebound or reversal. This helps isolate names that may be stabilizing after the one-week low.

3. support_resistance_relationship: PriceAroundLowerBoll

   • Purpose: Find stocks near the lower Bollinger Band.
   • Rationale: A stock hitting a recent low and trading near the lower Bollinger Band can indicate short-term oversold conditions, which is useful when looking for a possible change in direction.

4. support_resistance_relationship: PriceCrossAboveMA5

   • Purpose: Detect a short-term bullish shift in momentum.
   • Rationale: After making a low, a stock crossing above its 5-day moving average can suggest the earliest sign of recovery. This makes it more likely to find stocks that are starting to reverse.

5. support_resistance_relationship: PriceCrossAboveMA20

   • Purpose: Identify stocks regaining medium-term trend strength.
   • Rationale: Crossing above the 20-day moving average is a stronger confirmation that the stock may be turning around, not just bouncing briefly from a low.

6. user_watchlist: False

   • Purpose: Search the broader market rather than only the user’s personal watchlist.
   • Rationale: The user asked generally which stocks fit this setup, so excluding the watchlist keeps the screen comprehensive and not limited to preselected names.

Why Results Match:

• The 5_Low filter ensures the stocks recently hit a one-week low, matching the user’s main condition.
• The support and Bollinger Band filters help find stocks that may be oversold or near technical areas where a reversal can occur.
• The moving average crossover filters look for early signs that the stock is changing direction, which aligns with “due for a change.”
• Together, these filters focus on stocks that are not just weak, but potentially showing the first signs of recovery after a short-term decline.