What penny stock will go up on 5/13/26

Screening Filters

1. price: max 5

   • Purpose: Focus on penny stocks.
   • Rationale: The user asked for a “penny stock,” which generally means a stock trading under $5 per share. This filter narrows the search to the correct universe of low-priced stocks.

2. relative_vol: min 1.5

   • Purpose: Find stocks with unusually strong trading activity.
   • Rationale: A relative volume above 1.5 means the stock is trading at least 50% more actively than normal, which can be a sign that attention, momentum, or a catalyst is building. That makes it more relevant for a short-term move on a specific date like 5/13/26.

3. moving_average_relationship: PriceAboveMA5 / PriceCrossAboveMA5

   • Purpose: Identify short-term bullish technical momentum.
   • Rationale: If price is already above the 5-day moving average or just crossing above it, that suggests near-term upward momentum. This is useful when looking for a stock that may continue rising soon rather than one that is still weakening.

4. news_driver: Positive

   • Purpose: Capture stocks with favorable news or catalysts.
   • Rationale: A stock is more likely to move on a given day when there is positive news, such as earnings, guidance, contracts, product updates, or analyst upgrades. This filter helps target names with a reason to rise rather than purely technical setups.

5. one_day_predict_return: min 0

   • Purpose: Screen for stocks with a non-negative short-term forecast.
   • Rationale: This filter excludes names the model expects to decline over the next day. For a date-specific question like “what penny stock will go up on 5/13/26,” it helps prioritize stocks with at least some modeled upside.

6. one_week_predict_return: min 0

   • Purpose: Include stocks with non-negative near-term expected performance.
   • Rationale: This broadens the outlook beyond just one day and favors stocks that may have a supportive short-term trend over the coming week, increasing the chance the move is sustainable rather than a one-day spike.

7. option_sentiments: Bullish

   • Purpose: Capture market participants’ positive expectations.
   • Rationale: Bullish options sentiment can indicate traders are positioning for upside, which can reinforce the case that the stock has short-term upward potential.

Why Results Match:

• Together, these filters target low-priced stocks with upward momentum, active trading, positive catalysts, and supportive market sentiment.
• Individually, each filter removes stocks that are less likely to fit the user’s request: higher-priced stocks, illiquid names, technically weak stocks, negatively viewed stocks, or stocks with unfavorable short-term forecasts.
• Since the user is asking for a penny stock that may go up on a specific date, this combination is designed to find names with the best probability of a near-term upside move, not to guarantee a winner.