What stocks are surging now?

Screening Filters

1. Relative Volume (relative_vol: {'min': '1.5'}):

   • Purpose: To identify stocks with significantly higher trading activity compared to their average volume.
   • Rationale: A relative volume above 1.5 indicates that the stock is currently experiencing heightened interest and activity, which often correlates with price surges or significant market events. This helps pinpoint stocks that are "surging" in terms of market attention.

2. Weekly Average Turnover (weekly_average_turnover: {'min': '1000000'}):

   • Purpose: To filter for stocks with sufficient liquidity and trading volume.
   • Rationale: A minimum weekly turnover of $1,000,000 ensures that the selected stocks are actively traded and not illiquid. This is crucial for identifying stocks that are surging, as such movements typically occur in stocks with higher trading volumes.

3. Price Change Percentage (price_change_pct: {'min': '5'}):

   • Purpose: To focus on stocks with a significant recent price increase.
   • Rationale: A minimum price change of 5% ensures that only stocks with notable upward momentum are included. This directly aligns with the user's query for stocks that are "surging now."

Why Results Match:

• The combination of these filters ensures that the screener identifies stocks that are experiencing a surge in both price and trading activity.
• The relative volume filter captures stocks with unusual trading interest, while the weekly average turnover ensures liquidity, and the price change percentage confirms that the stock is experiencing a significant upward movement.
• Together, these filters effectively narrow down the list to stocks that are actively surging in the market, providing results that align with the user's request.