10% Weekly Drop
Down 10%+ over 5 sessions.
Criteria (as backtested)
| Universe | S&P 500 + Nasdaq 100 (current members) |
| Price | > $5 |
| 20d avg $ volume | > $5M |
| + 1 signal rules | Exact thresholds in Pro |
Backtest · 2021-10-13 → 2026-10-12
How we testEqual-weight trade curve (weekly, 1.0× = start). Each signal held 5 sessions; daily return = mean of open positions. No fees, slippage or taxes. Survivorship-biased universe. Not indicative of future results.
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How the 10% Weekly Drop screen works
The 10% Weekly Drop screen is a mean reversion setup: down 10%+ over 5 sessions. A stock qualifies on a given day when all 4 rules are true at the close (the exact thresholds are part of Pro). To keep results tradable, only S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 members above $5 with more than $5M of average daily dollar volume are included.
Across 518 tickers from 2021-10-13 to 2026-10-12, the screen fired 13,900 times on 503 different stocks. 57.3% of signals were higher five sessions later, ranking #2 of 25 screens on SetupHits by hit rate. The average 5-day move was +1.45% (median +1.08%), ahead of SPY's +0.94% over the same days, and the equal-weight trade curve's worst drawdown was -49.4%.
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FAQ
What is the 10% Weekly Drop stock screener?
Down 10%+ over 5 sessions. It is a mean reversion screen evaluated on daily closes for S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 stocks.
What is the 10% Weekly Drop backtest hit rate?
57.3% of 13,900 signals between 2021-10-13 and 2026-10-12 closed higher 5 trading days later, with an average 5-day move of +1.45% and a max drawdown of -49.4%.
How do I set up the 10% Weekly Drop screen in TradingView, Finviz or ThinkorSwim?
SetupHits Pro ($39/mo) includes the exact TradingView, Finviz, ThinkorSwim settings, delivered by email. Results can differ slightly because each platform calculates indicators its own way.
Is the 10% Weekly Drop screen good for day trading?
It is an end-of-day screen measured over a 5-day hold, so it suits swing trading or building a next-day watchlist more than intraday entries. Past, simulated results do not predict future returns.