Rebound Rockets –

🔎 Screener in Simple Terms "Rebound Rockets" is designed to find fundamentally strong stocks that have corrected significantly from their all-time highs but are now making a strong comeback. These stocks show consistent profit growth, strong promoter backing, institutional accumulation, and attractive valuations. 🔹 Key Highlights: ✅ Stocks trading at a discount to their all-time highs but showing earnings and profit momentum. ✅ Consistent quarter-over-quarter profit growth, indicating a solid business recovery. ✅ PEG Ratio < 2 ensures we are selecting growth stocks at a reasonable price. ✅ Strong promoter holding (>50%), avoiding manipulated stocks. ✅ FII/DII interest detected (institutional confidence in the stock). ✅ EPS & Operating Profit growth ensure fundamental strength. ✔ Strong earnings growth (fundamental recovery). ✔ Institutional support & momentum (technical confirmation). ✔ Golden cross & breakout above 200 DMA (trend confirmation). ✔ Volume surge (indicating real buying interest) ❌ What This Screener Avoids 🚫 Stocks trading at or near their all-time highs (avoiding overbought stocks). 🚫 Companies with inconsistent profit growth or declining fundamentals. 🚫 Stocks with weak promoter confidence or high pledging of shares. 🚫 Highly overvalued stocks (PEG > 2), avoiding overpriced momentum traps. 🚫 Stocks without institutional interest (avoids lack of liquidity & accumulation). Expected Returns Based on Holding Period ✅ 🔹 Short-Term (1 Month to 3 Months) 🚀 Expected Returns: 5% to 15% Best Stocks: Stocks that show strong institutional buying (FII/DII increase) and technical breakout signs. ✅ 🔹 Mid-Term (3 Months to 1 Year) 📈 Expected Returns: 30% to 80% Best Stocks: Recovering small & mid-cap stocks that were once market leaders. Strong EPS growth with increasing profit trends. ✅ 🔹 Long-Term (1 Year to 3 Years) 💰 Expected Returns: 100% to 500% (Potential Multibaggers) Best Stocks: Early-stage growth companies showing signs of institutional accumulation. Cyclicals making a strong turnaround (e.g., Infrastructure, Banking, Manufacturing, IT, EV, etc.).

by Gaurav