At the 200-Day Average
Within 2% above or 5% below the 200 DMA, compounding since it listed.
The 200-day moving average is the most widely watched trend line in the market. Long uptrends often pull back to it and bounce, because buyers who missed the move use it as a reference point. This screen finds stocks within a few percent of it that have compounded since they listed.
When the 200-day breaks decisively, it often turns from a floor into a ceiling.