What stocks still have growth

Screening Filters

1. market_cap_category = mid / large / mega

   • Purpose: Focus on established U.S. companies with enough scale and liquidity.
   • Rationale: Since you asked for stocks that “still have growth,” this filter avoids tiny speculative names and targets businesses that can still expand while having proven operating history. Large-cap and mega-cap companies can still grow meaningfully, especially when they’re tied to strong secular themes like AI, software, or cloud infrastructure.

2. moving_average_relationship = PriceAboveMA200

   • Purpose: Keep stocks in a long-term uptrend.
   • Rationale: A stock trading above its 200-day moving average is generally showing stronger price momentum and market confidence. For a growth screen, this helps identify names where the market is already recognizing the growth story, rather than companies whose fundamentals may look good but whose stocks are still in a downtrend.

3. region = US

   • Purpose: Limit the search to U.S.-listed companies.
   • Rationale: This makes the results more relevant and easier to compare, especially for investors looking for familiar reporting standards, liquidity, and coverage. U.S. companies also tend to provide more consistent fundamental data for growth screening.

4. revenue_5yr_cagr >= 15%

   • Purpose: Find companies with strong multi-year top-line growth.
   • Rationale: Revenue CAGR is one of the clearest ways to measure whether a company has “still has growth” over a longer period. A 15%+ annualized growth rate over five years suggests the business has been expanding at a healthy pace, not just experiencing a one-off spike.

5. quarter_revenue_yoy_growth >= 20%

   • Purpose: Ensure growth is still happening recently.
   • Rationale: A company may have had strong historical growth but be slowing down now. This filter looks for recent quarterly sales growth of at least 20%, which helps identify companies that are still growing strongly today, not just in the past.

6. quarter_eps_yoy_growth >= 20%

   • Purpose: Confirm that growth is translating into earnings improvement.
   • Rationale: Revenue growth alone is not enough; companies can grow sales while losing money. Positive EPS growth of 20%+ indicates the business is not only expanding, but doing so efficiently, which is important for sustainable growth stocks.

Why These Filters Work Together

• The market cap and US region filters keep the screen focused on investable, established companies.
• The price above 200-day average filter adds a momentum overlay, so the names are not just fundamentally strong but also technically healthy.
• The 5-year revenue CAGR filter captures the idea of durable long-term growth.
• The quarterly revenue and EPS growth filters make sure that growth is still accelerating or at least holding up recently.

Why Results Match Your Query

• You asked for stocks that “still have growth,” which implies both historical growth and current growth.
• These filters are designed to find companies that:
  • have grown consistently over several years,
  • are still posting strong recent growth,
  • are profitable or improving earnings,
  • and are currently in a strong market trend.

In short, the screen is looking for quality growth stocks with both proven track records and ongoing momentum.