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Screening Filters

1. Relative Volume > 1.0

   • Purpose: Finds stocks trading with above-normal activity.
   • Rationale: Swing trade candidates often need meaningful participation to move cleanly. Relative volume above 1.0 suggests current interest is at least matching, and often exceeding, the stock’s usual pace, which can help confirm a developing move.

2. Volume > 1,000,000

   • Purpose: Ensures there is enough liquidity.
   • Rationale: Swing trades work best in stocks that can be entered and exited efficiently. A minimum daily volume of 1 million shares reduces the risk of thin trading, wide spreads, and poor fills.

3. Price Above MA20 / Price Cross Above MA20

   • Purpose: Identifies short-term bullish trend strength or a fresh breakout above short-term momentum resistance.
   • Rationale: Swing trades usually look for stocks turning up or already moving above near-term trend levels. Trading above the 20-day moving average, or just crossing above it, helps find stocks with improving momentum and potential follow-through.

4. MACD bullish / positive

   • Purpose: Confirms momentum is turning or already constructive.
   • Rationale: MACD bullish or positive readings indicate the stock’s trend momentum is improving. This is useful for swing trades because it helps filter for names with supportive momentum rather than stocks that are still fading.

5. RSI = moderate

   • Purpose: Avoids both extreme weakness and extreme overbought conditions.
   • Rationale: A moderate RSI is often ideal for swing trading because it suggests the stock has room to run without being too stretched. It helps focus on setups where there may still be upside before momentum becomes exhausted.

6. Volume > Monthly Average Dollar Volume

   • Purpose: Confirms the stock is trading with unusually strong current dollar flow.
   • Rationale: This helps identify names where real money is actively moving in now, not just stocks that are normally liquid. For swing trades, that extra demand can be a sign of a fresh catalyst or breakout attempt.

Why Results Match:

• These filters together target liquid stocks with active participation and improving short-term momentum, which are core ingredients for swing trading.
• Volume and relative volume make sure the stock is tradable and seeing unusual attention.
• MA20 and MACD look for stocks that are trending upward or just starting to turn up.
• Moderate RSI helps avoid chasing overextended names while still capturing momentum setups.
• Combined, the screen is designed to find clean, actionable swing trade candidates rather than long-term value names or highly speculative, illiquid movers.