A filter rule specifies a breakpoint for a stock or average and trades are made when the price is greater than the filter.

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A filter rule sets a condition or breakpoint for a stock or average, and trades are executed only when the stock's price exceeds that breakpoint. This helps investors to buy a stock at a price that they deem advantageous, and helps to minimize the risk of buying during a downturn.

A Filter Rule Specifies a Breakpoint for a Stock or Average