Screening Filters
moving_average_relationship: PriceCrossAboveMA200
- Purpose: Select stocks where the current price has recently crossed above the 200‑day moving average.
- Rationale:
- A “golden cross” is technically when the 50‑day moving average crosses above the 200‑day moving average (MA50 > MA200), which our screener does not directly support as an indicator.
- Since we cannot screen for MA vs MA crossovers, we instead use price crossing above the 200‑day MA as a practical proxy for a strong bullish shift in trend.
- When price moves above its 200‑day MA, it often occurs in the same general phase of a trend as a golden cross: transitioning from a bearish/sideways regime toward a more sustained uptrend.
- So although this is not a true golden cross filter, it still finds stocks exhibiting a major bullish technical development consistent with what traders often look for when they say “golden cross” in a more casual sense.
list_exchange: ['XNAS', 'XNYS', 'XASE']
- Purpose: Restrict the results to U.S.-listed stocks only.
- Rationale:
- You asked for “US stocks”, so the screener is limited to major U.S. exchanges:
- XNAS – NASDAQ
- XNYS – NYSE
- XASE – NYSE American (formerly AMEX)
- This ensures you only see companies that are traded in the U.S. market, in line with your request.
Do the Filters Exactly Match “Golden Cross”?
- Not exactly. A strict golden cross requires:
- 50‑day MA crossing above 200‑day MA (MA50 cross up MA200).
- Our system, in this query, only uses:
- PriceCrossAboveMA200 (price vs MA, not MA vs MA).
Because the platform does not support direct MA‑to‑MA crossover filters (like 50 MA crossing 200 MA), we cannot screen for a textbook golden cross. Instead, we use price crossing above the 200‑day MA as a closely related bullish trend filter.
Why the Results Still Align With Your Goal
- You want U.S. stocks in a strong bullish technical phase similar to a golden cross event.
- The filters provide that by:
- Focusing on US exchanges only.
- Highlighting stocks where price just moved above the 200‑day MA, which is a common signal of a major trend improvement and often coincides with or precedes the kind of environment where golden crosses appear.
If you want, I can also explain how to visually confirm a true golden cross on a chart for any stock that appears in the results.
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