Recommend to me stocks

Screening Filters

1. market_cap_category = large

• Purpose: Focus on large-cap companies.
• Rationale: Since the prior context highlighted AMD and the user simply asked to “Recommend stocks,” filtering to large caps favors established, liquid names with stronger balance sheets and wider analyst coverage. That makes the results more suitable for a general stock recommendation screen.

2. relative_vol >= 1.5

• Purpose: Find stocks trading with elevated volume relative to their normal level.
• Rationale: Higher relative volume often signals strong investor interest, active price discovery, and the potential for meaningful moves. For stock recommendations, this helps surface names that are currently being traded more aggressively and may have better momentum.

3. moving_average_relationship = PriceAboveMA20, PriceAboveMA200

• Purpose: Select stocks in both short-term and long-term uptrends.
• Rationale: Price above the 20-day moving average suggests short-term strength, while price above the 200-day moving average indicates the stock is also healthy on a longer-term trend basis. Together, these filters help identify technically strong stocks rather than weak or declining ones.

4. rsi_category = moderate

• Purpose: Avoid stocks that are too overbought or too weak.
• Rationale: “Moderate” RSI aims for a balanced momentum profile. It helps exclude stocks that may be extended and vulnerable to a pullback, while also avoiding names that are too oversold and may still be under pressure.

5. region = US

• Purpose: Limit results to U.S. stocks.
• Rationale: This keeps the screen aligned with the likely expectation of a U.S.-focused stock recommendation, especially given the prior AMD context and the exchanges used below.

6. list_exchange = XNYS, XNAS, XASE

• Purpose: Restrict results to major U.S. exchanges.
• Rationale: New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, and NYSE American listings generally provide better liquidity, transparency, and accessibility. This improves the quality and tradability of the recommendations.

7. quarter_revenue_yoy_growth >= 10

• Purpose: Require meaningful top-line growth.
• Rationale: Revenue growth is one of the clearest signs a company is expanding. A 10% minimum helps focus on businesses with strong operating momentum rather than stagnant names.

8. quarter_eps_yoy_growth >= 10

• Purpose: Require meaningful earnings growth.
• Rationale: Earnings growth confirms that revenue expansion is translating into profitability gains. This makes the screen more fundamental and helps avoid companies growing sales without improving bottom-line performance.

9. analyst_consensus = Moderate Buy, Strong Buy

• Purpose: Favor stocks with supportive Wall Street sentiment.
• Rationale: Analyst consensus adds a market-based validation layer. Stocks with Moderate Buy or Strong Buy ratings are more likely to have favorable expectations from coverage teams, which can help narrow the list to names with stronger perceived upside.

Why Results Match:

• The screen is built to find U.S. large-cap stocks that are technically strong and fundamentally improving.
• It combines momentum signals (price above key moving averages, elevated relative volume, moderate RSI) with growth signals (revenue and EPS growth above 10%) and positive sentiment (buy-rated analysts).
• As a result, the output should consist of stocks that are not just popular, but also showing both trend strength and fundamental momentum, which is appropriate for a broad “Recommend stocks” request.