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Bottom Bounce

Catch stocks making a V-turn and signaling recovery

Risk Level: High (4/5) Medium Term (5-30 days) Value Investor, Contrarian Trader

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1 What is this Strategy?

The Bottom Bounce strategy identifies stocks that have fallen more than 50% from their 52-week high but closed positive today. This is a classic V-turn formation—recovery may have started from the bottom.

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2 Auto-Filter Parameters

When you click this card, the following filters are automatically applied:

Column	Applied Value
52W Peak Proximity	≤ %50
Change (%)	≥ +0.1
Live Volume	≥ 500.000
Sorting	Change (%) (Descending)

52W Peak Proximity

≤ %50

Change (%)

≥ +0.1

Live Volume

≥ 500.000

3 How It Works?

Proximity to Peak is filtered at a maximum of 50% (far from peak), Change (%) is set to a minimum of +0.1 (green today), and Volume is filtered at a minimum of 500,000.

Click the Strategy Card

Click the "Bottom Bounce" card on the homepage.

Filters Applied Auto

Screener inputs are automatically populated.

Review Instant Results

Table instantly lists stocks matching the strategy.

Analyze & Decide

Click a stock for an AI report.

4 Manual Tuning Guide

You can manually change the filters to fit your style:

lower the proximity maximum to 30% to find those turning from deeper bottoms.
Raise the change minimum to 3% to see only strong recoveries.
Set Market Cap to a minimum of 5,000M to focus on companies with low bankruptcy risk.
Add a P/E filter to separate profitable companies.

5 Real-World Scenario

META is down 45% from its 52-week peak but rose 4% today. A new user growth report was released. The turnaround signal is strong—an early entry opportunity.

6 Risks & Warnings

What looks like a bottom turn could be a "dead cat bounce."
Don't rely solely on technical signals without fundamental analysis.
Many of these stocks fell for good reasons—check the company's financial health.