20-Day Rolling Low Follow-Up Strategy
This scanner identifies stocks that have made a significant short-term low
within the last 20 trading days and are showing bullish follow-through.
It is designed to catch stocks that bounce off support after forming a meaningful low.
The strategy uses the following conditions:
- 20-day rolling low
For each stock, the scanner calculates the lowest price over the last 20 days.
A day is marked as a 20-day low if its low equals or falls below this value.
- Gap between lows
The system requires at least 4 days since the previous 20-day low to avoid clustering of signals.
- Bullish follow-through
The next day's close must be higher than the low day.
This confirms that buyers stepped in and validates the low as a meaningful support level.
- Yesterday’s signal
Only the previous day's 20-day low is considered.
The signal is confirmed if today's close validates the bullish follow-through conditions.
This strategy helps traders identify stocks that are stabilizing after a short-term
decline and are beginning to show upward momentum.
It can be used for short-term swing trading or to time entries after a pullback.