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Screening Filters

1. Price ≥ 5 USD

• Purpose: Exclude very low-priced stocks.
• Rationale: Stocks above $5 tend to be more established and less prone to extreme noise than penny stocks, which makes them more suitable for a short-term buy decision like “for tomorrow.”

2. Monthly average dollar volume ≥ 1,000,000

• Purpose: Ensure sufficient liquidity.
• Rationale: This filter targets stocks that trade enough value on average to enter and exit more easily, reducing slippage and execution risk when buying in USD.

3. Market cap category: small, mid, large, mega

• Purpose: Keep the universe within investable U.S. equities.
• Rationale: This includes the main capitalization tiers and avoids microcaps or illiquid fringe names that are often riskier and harder to trade.

4. MACD: positive or bullish

• Purpose: Find stocks with improving momentum.
• Rationale: A positive/bullish MACD is commonly used as a trend-following signal, which supports a short-term bullish setup for a purchase “tomorrow.”

5. Moving average relationship: PriceAboveMA5, PriceAboveMA20, PriceCrossAboveMA5

• Purpose: Identify stocks trading above short-term trend levels or just breaking above them.
• Rationale: This helps locate names with near-term strength and momentum. Price above MA5/MA20, or a fresh cross above MA5, is often consistent with buying interest and trend continuation.

6. Week price change % ≥ 0

• Purpose: Focus on stocks with at least non-negative recent weekly performance.
• Rationale: This avoids stocks that are still weak in the very short term and supports the idea of selecting candidates with current momentum.

7. Month price change % ≥ 0

• Purpose: Favor stocks that are not in a medium-term downtrend.
• Rationale: A non-negative monthly change helps filter out names that may have short-term bounces but remain structurally weak.

8. Region: US

• Purpose: Restrict the universe to U.S. equities.
• Rationale: This matches the user’s request to work with the U.S. stock universe and keeps the screening consistent.

9. Exchanges: XNYS, XNAS, XASE

• Purpose: Include the main U.S. exchanges.
• Rationale: NYSE, Nasdaq, and NYSE American cover the core listed U.S. stocks and help exclude less relevant or less liquid venues.

Why Results Match:

• The filters match the user’s request well: they are designed to find U.S.-listed stocks priced in USD, with enough liquidity, and with positive technical momentum, which is appropriate for selecting the 3 best candidates for a near-term buy idea.
• The screen combines fundamental tradability filters (price, liquidity, exchange, market cap) with technical momentum filters (MACD, moving averages, weekly/monthly performance), which is a sensible approach for a “buy tomorrow” question.
• The criteria help narrow the universe to stocks that are tradable, reasonably liquid, and trending upward, making the final shortlist more actionable.

Match verification

• The user asked for: U.S. stocks, price ≥ $5, good liquidity, and technical momentum characteristics.
• The applied filters do match that request.
• One note: if the user specifically wanted a certain indicator beyond MACD or moving averages, that would require confirming data support. In this case, the requested style of screen is supported, and the applied filters are effective for identifying near-term bullish candidates.