The Breakout Screener separates the two questions most screens blur together: fundamentals decide who is eligible, price decides when. A ticker list goes through hard gates first — profitable, cash-generative, margins and returns above a floor, leverage below a ceiling, not priced past a multiple you would accept — and missing data fails, because a name that cannot be evaluated is not a name to trade.
What survives is ranked on a weighted percentile score, and only the top of that list is worth pulling price history for. Those names face a 200-day trend filter and a 55-day closing-high trigger, and anything that clears both comes out sized: entry, a stop set a multiple of ATR below it, the dollar risk that implies, and a share count capped so no single position runs away with the account. Everything reads closing prices, so it wants a finished session — run it after the US close.
Educational, not investment advice.