What are the Broker & Foreign Screeners for Indonesian Stocks on Pluang?

Broker & Foreign Screeners are Indonesian Stocks-specific filters that surface Indonesian stocks based on broker activity and foreign investor flow — two signals unique to the Indonesian market. Pluang offers five: Foreign Uptrend, Positive Foreign Buy, Big Broker Accumulation, Broker Bullish, and Broker Bearish.

The five screeners:

• Foreign Uptrend — last-day foreign buy > 20-day average foreign buy
• Positive Foreign Buy — top 50 stocks by positive net foreign buy (refreshed daily)
• Big Broker Accumulation — Broker Index ≥ 20% (top 3 brokers' net volume share)
• Broker Bullish — Broker Index ≥ 20% AND current price < broker average cost
• Broker Bearish — Broker Index ≥ 20% AND current price > broker average cost

Why these matter in Indonesia: The IDX has a relatively concentrated trading flow, so broker-level ("Broker") and foreign-flow signals are a standard part of Indonesian retail research.

Important: These signals describe historical flow, not predicted moves.

Related questions:

Q: What does "Broker Index" mean?
Broker Index is the share of a stock's net trading volume captured by the top 3 brokers — (top 3 broker net volume ÷ total net volume) × 100. ≥ 20% suggests concentrated activity.

Q: What's the difference between Foreign Uptrend and Positive Foreign Buy?
Foreign Uptrend compares yesterday's foreign buy vs the 20-day average for each stock (trend signal). Positive Foreign Buy ranks the 50 stocks with the biggest net foreign buy yesterday (magnitude ranking).