Stock Screen Filters

• Bollinger Bands®
  Bollinger Band filters are calculated using exponential moving averages. Values are compared to Bollinger Bands at 1.0 standard deviation above and below the selected moving average.
• Directional Movement
  When DI crosses above DI-, this signals an up-trend. When DI- crosses to above DI , this signals a down-trend.
• Gaps
  Gaps occur when the lowest price traded is above the high of the previous day.
• Moving Average
  Moving Average Crossovers are calculated using exponential moving averages. See Two Moving Averages for further details.
• MACD Stock Screen
  MACD Bull Signals when MACD crosses to above the signal line....
• Relative Strength Index (RSI)
  Relative Strength Index is calculated using the Wilder moving average formula.
• Slow Stochastic
  Slow Stochastic crossovers are calculated using %K from the Slow Stochastic formula. This is equal to %D from the fast Stochastic.
• Twiggs® Momentum
  Twiggs Momentum is particularly useful in identifying well-established trends.
• Twiggs® Money Flow
  Twiggs Money Flow has proved invaluable in identifying buying pressure for a stock.
• Volatility
  Volatility is used to filter out stocks above or below specified levels of risk: The Minimum and Maximum fields are measured as percentages.
• Volatility Ratio
  The Volatility Ratio identifies days with exceptionally wide trading ranges (the distance between High and Low) and is used to signal likely reversal days. Details ...
• Volume Filter
  The volume filter is used to filter out stocks which show insufficient activity (ie. stocks with low liquidity): The Minimum field represents volume (in number of ...
• Volume MA
  Volume Moving Average crossovers are calculated using exponential moving averages. See Volume Oscillator for further details.
• Volume Spikes
  Volume spikes are days on which there is unusually high volume activity, measured by comparing daily volume to a 50-day exponential moving average (of volume).