Either stock or ETF under 600$

Screening Filters

1. Price: 1 to 600 USD
   • Purpose:
     • Ensure all securities are priced no higher than $600, matching your budget constraint.
     • Exclude ultra‑low‑priced (sub‑$1) “penny stocks”, which are often highly speculative and illiquid.
   • Rationale:
     • You explicitly asked for a stock or ETF “priced under $600.” Setting a maximum price of 600 directly encodes that requirement, so every result will be within your stated price range.
     • Applying a minimum price of $1 is a common risk-control step. Stocks under $1 often trade on less regulated venues, can be subject to extreme volatility, and may have higher delisting or manipulation risk. Using $1 as a floor focuses the results on more established, generally more liquid names while still keeping a wide universe.

Why Results Match:

• The maximum price filter at $600 aligns exactly with your request for securities “priced under $600,” ensuring nothing above your limit appears.
• The minimum price of $1 slightly narrows the universe for quality and practicality, but still fully respects your upper price constraint.
• One limitation: the current filter set does not distinguish between stocks and ETFs (it only screens by price). Our screener in this setup isn’t applying a “type = ETF” or “type = stock” filter. That said, the price filter still effectively addresses your core requirement—that whatever is recommended (stock or ETF) must be under $600.