WEEKLY RSI>60

Screening Filters

1. rsi_category: ['moderate']

   • Purpose:
     To select stocks whose Relative Strength Index (RSI) is in a “moderate” / neutral-to-healthy range, i.e., not extremely oversold (very low RSI) and not extremely overbought (very high RSI).

   • Rationale:
     Your request is for stocks with a weekly RSI greater than 60, which generally means:

     • You want upward/positive momentum, not weak or oversold stocks.
     • You’re likely trying to avoid names with overly stretched, extremely high RSI (where risk of pullback can be larger).

     Our screener does not currently support:

     • A specific RSI threshold (e.g., “> 60”), and
     • A specific timeframe like weekly RSI.

     Instead, it groups RSI values into broad categories (such as low, moderate, high). Choosing rsi_category = moderate is the closest available proxy to:

     • Exclude very weak, low-RSI names, and
     • Avoid the most extreme overbought conditions,
       which broadly aligns with your goal of finding stocks that have solid, positive momentum without necessarily being in the most extreme RSI band.

Why Results Match (and Where They Don’t)

• We cannot exactly match your condition “weekly RSI > 60” because:

  • The screener doesn’t let us specify weekly RSI separately from other timeframes.
  • It also doesn’t let us set a numeric cutoff like “> 60”; only qualitative bands (e.g., moderate).

• However, the chosen filter is still useful because:

  • It focuses on stocks whose RSI is not weak, which is directionally consistent with wanting RSI above a midline like 50–60.
  • It filters out many oversold / low-momentum names, leaving a set more likely to have healthier or improving momentum, which is generally what you seek when asking for RSI > 60.

So while the screen does not guarantee “weekly RSI > 60” for every result, the rsi_category: moderate filter is the best approximation available within the constraints of the screener and still targets stocks with relatively constructive momentum profiles.