Neurebro

Hunt deeply oversold US large-caps where the long-term trend is still intact, analysts see upside, and accumulation hasn't broken down. We want to buy weakness in winners, not catch falling knives or chase momentum.

Trend filter: EMA100 > EMA200 — keeps us in names that are still longer-term uptrends. Oversold trigger: RSI < 35 — price has been beaten down meaningfully; auto-loosens to < 40 if < 10 hits. Turning-up trigger: MACD line < signal AND rising (line > line[-3]) — momentum has been negative but is now starting to reverse upward. We catch the inflection, not the still-falling middle. Smart-money check: OBV not > 10% below 20d ago — institutional accumulation hasn't fully reversed. Value sanity: P/E < 40 (Mag 7 exempt) — avoid the most stretched valuations except for the dominant growth names. Analyst confirmation: price < 12-mo consensus target — the Street sees room above today's level. Liquidity floor: mcap > $5B — only tradeable names.

The bet: a deeply oversold quality name where short-term momentum has just turned upward, in a long-term uptrend with analyst tailwind, will reassert. We're paid by the bounce — and the MACD-turning-up trigger keeps us from being too early; the trend filter keeps us out of broken stories.

Two modes (toggle above): Strict = the screen as described (RSI<35 · MACD turning up · OBV<10% decline · P/E<40). Loose = relaxed thresholds for days when Strict yields nothing (RSI<50 · MACD<signal regardless of direction · OBV<20% decline · P/E<50). The trend filter (EMA100>EMA200) and pre-filter (mcap>$5B, price<analyst target) stay on in both — those are the structural quality gates we never give up.