Algorithmic Swing Trade Screener

THE ULTIMATE Swing Trade Screener for
MA Bounce Setups.

SwingRatings is a professional swing trade screener that turns raw market data into scored setups. By tracking and analyzing S&P 500 stocks approaching key moving averages (MA), we help you know exactly which tickers are primed for a bounce, and why.

our MA bounce screener scores each opportunity by measuring historical bounce win rates, Bollinger Band confluence, Overhead resistance line, and RSI oversold depth—combining them into a single, clear score from 0–100. The higher the score, the stronger the statistical edge. No noise. No gut feelings. Just statistics.

0–100
Opportunity Score
4 Signals
MA / BB / Potential resistance / RSI Confluence
Daily
Updated After Market Close
S&P 500
Universe Covered
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Not Financial Advice. The algorithmic scores and technical analysis provided by SwingRatings are for educational and informational purposes only. Trading involves risk, and market uncertainty means past performance does not guarantee future results. Read full disclaimer & terms.

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Our Swing Trading Methodology: The Math Behind the Bounce

SwingRatings is a specialized stock screener designed for US equity swing traders who rely on statistical probabilities rather than intuition. By analyzing historical price action across the S&P 500, our algorithm identifies high-probability mean-reversion setups at critical support levels.

Moving Average (MA) Support Confluence

The foundation of our opportunity score relies on institutional support levels, specifically the daily 50MA, 100MA, and 200MA. When a stock approaches these key moving averages, we calculate the historical win rate of previous bounces. A stock touching its 200-day moving average carries immense psychological and technical weight, acting as a primary trigger for our screener.

RSI and Bollinger Band Exhaustion

A moving average touch alone is not enough. To filter out falling knives, SwingRatings integrates the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Bollinger Bands. When a stock hits a major MA while simultaneously entering an RSI oversold condition (Prime RSI: 30-40) and piercing the lower Bollinger Band (-2σ), the statistical probability of a relief rally increases significantly. This confluence of indicators forms the ultimate mathematical edge for swing trading.