Stocks that ema20 > ema5

Screening Filters

1. comparison_between_indicators: EMA20 greater than EMA5
   • Purpose:
     To find stocks where the 20-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA20) is above the 5-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA5).
   • Rationale:
     • EMA20 represents the short-term to intermediate trend (about a month of trading days), while EMA5 represents a very short-term trend (about a week).
     • When EMA20 > EMA5, it typically indicates that the recent very short-term price action (5 days) is weaker than the broader short-term trend (20 days).
     • This condition can appear:
       • In a pullback within an existing uptrend (short-term price recently dipped), or
       • In a developing downtrend or weakening trend, where the short-term is underperforming the slightly longer-term average.
     • The filter directly enforces the relationship you requested by mathematically comparing the two EMAs and returning only those stocks where: [ \text{EMA}{20} > \text{EMA}{5} ]

Why Results Match:

• The filter explicitly compares EMA20 and EMA5 using the condition “greater than”, which exactly matches your request: “stocks where the 20-day exponential moving average (EMA20) is greater than the 5-day exponential moving average (EMA5).”
• No additional or different indicators were substituted; both indicators (EMA20 and EMA5) are supported and used exactly as specified.
• Therefore, every stock returned by this screener will satisfy your condition: EMA20 is greater than EMA5.