Stocks with bullish moving average

Screening Filters

1. Market Cap: Minimum $5 billion

   • Purpose: To focus on larger, more established companies.
   • Rationale: Larger companies tend to have more stable price movements and are less prone to extreme volatility compared to smaller-cap stocks. This ensures the results include stocks with sufficient liquidity and reliability, which are more likely to exhibit meaningful bullish trends.

2. Relative Volume: Minimum 1.2

   • Purpose: To identify stocks with higher-than-average trading activity.
   • Rationale: A relative volume above 1.2 indicates that the stock is currently experiencing trading activity at least 20% higher than its average. Increased volume often accompanies significant price movements, which can confirm the validity of a bullish trend.

3. Moving Average Relationship: Price Crossing Above MA20

   • Purpose: To identify stocks with a bullish moving average signal.
   • Rationale: When the stock price crosses above its 20-day moving average, it is often interpreted as a bullish signal, suggesting that the stock's short-term momentum is improving. This filter directly aligns with the user's request for stocks with a bullish moving average.

Why Results Match:

• The Market Cap filter ensures the results focus on established companies, reducing the likelihood of false signals from smaller, more volatile stocks.
• The Relative Volume filter highlights stocks with increased trading activity, which often confirms the strength of a bullish trend.
• The Moving Average Relationship filter directly identifies stocks exhibiting a bullish crossover, which is a classic technical indicator of upward momentum.

Together, these filters work to identify stocks that are not only showing bullish moving average signals but also have the trading activity and market stability to support a potential upward trend.