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Screening Filters

1. price: min = 0

   • Purpose: Keeps the screen open to all non-negative-priced U.S. stocks.
   • Rationale: The user asked about specific stocks from the previous screen, not about restricting to a particular share price range. This filter avoids excluding low-priced names that may still fit a short-term upside setup.

2. region: US

   • Purpose: Limits results to U.S.-listed stocks.
   • Rationale: The prior screen was clearly focused on U.S. equities, so this keeps the search consistent with the user’s original stock universe and avoids foreign listings that would not match the same context.

3. comparison_between_indicators: []

   • Purpose: No direct indicator-vs-indicator comparison rules were added.
   • Rationale: The screen is built around momentum, trend, and catalyst-based filters rather than relative indicator crossovers. That makes sense for finding near-term upside candidates like the selected names.

4. user_watchlist: False

   • Purpose: Does not restrict results to the user’s watchlist.
   • Rationale: The user is asking about the selected stocks from the previous screen, not only personal watchlist holdings, so this keeps the search broad and focused on the screen output itself.

Why These Results Match

• The previous screen was designed to find stocks with strong short-term upside potential, using momentum and catalyst filters such as:

  • relative volume above 1.5 to identify unusual trading interest,
  • price above MA20 and MA200 to favor stocks in short- and long-term uptrends,
  • positive news driver to capture stocks with fresh catalysts,
  • positive 1-week and 1-month predicted returns to bias toward near-term strength,
  • upside target above the current price to find names with room to run.

• Stocks like FRMI, QURE, EOSE, BHVN, and CAPR were selected because they likely passed those conditions, meaning they were among the names showing:

  • active trading momentum,
  • favorable technical trend structure,
  • and some form of positive catalyst or modeled upside.

• In other words, the filters were appropriate because the user’s original goal was not just “good stocks,” but stocks with a plausible 40–50% move over 3–4 weeks. The screen therefore favors high-volatility, catalyst-driven setups that can generate large short-term price swings.