List of IPO from 2023

Screening Filters

1. floating_shares ≤ 20,000,000

   • Purpose: Select stocks with a low public float (i.e., relatively few shares available for trading).
   • Rationale: This filter comes from your previous request: “stocks IPO from 2023 with low float.” A float cap of 20M shares is a common way to define “low float.”
     • Lower float can mean higher volatility and more sensitivity to buying/selling pressure.
     • However, in your current request (“list of IPO from 2023”), you did not ask for low float, so this filter narrows the results more than you requested and may exclude many 2023 IPOs.

2. region: United States

   • Purpose: Limit the universe to stocks listed in the United States.
   • Rationale: This ensures you only see U.S.-listed companies, which often have better data availability and consistency. It’s sensible if you are mainly interested in U.S. IPOs, but your current request didn’t explicitly require a region.
     • If you meant global IPOs from 2023, this filter would again be too restrictive.

Why Results (Only Partially) Match

• Your old request: “IPO from 2023 with low float”

  • For that, floating_shares ≤ 20M (low float) + region = US made sense as part of the logic.

• Your new request: “list of IPO from 2023”

  • The key missing element is an IPO date / IPO year filter (e.g., “IPO date in 2023”).
  • The current filters:
    • Do not explicitly screen for IPOs.
    • Do not explicitly limit to 2023 IPOs.
    • Still impose a low-float constraint that you didn’t ask for this time.

Because of this:

• The screen will return U.S. stocks with a float under 20M, but not necessarily IPOs and not necessarily from 2023.
• We effectively do not support your exact requested indicator in this screen — i.e., “IPO date = 2023” is not being applied as a filter here. Any IPO/2023 aspect would need to be checked or filtered after the screen, not by these criteria themselves.

How These Filters Are Still Somewhat Useful

• If you are interested in recently listed, smaller, more thinly traded U.S. companies, low float + U.S. region does tend to bias results toward that universe (many new IPOs naturally have lower float).
• However, to truly match “list of IPO from 2023,” we would need:
  • A direct IPO date (or year) filter, and
  • Potentially no float restriction, unless you explicitly want low float again.

If you confirm whether you want:

• All IPOs from 2023, or
• Only low-float IPOs from 2023 (U.S. or global)

then I can describe the ideal filter set more precisely.