Low float, high relative volume

Screening Filters

1. Shares Outstanding (Max: 50,000,000):

   • Purpose: This filter is used to identify stocks with a low float.
   • Rationale: Shares outstanding is a proxy for float (the number of shares available for trading). A lower number of shares outstanding typically indicates a smaller float, which aligns with the user's request for "low float" stocks. Stocks with a smaller float are often more volatile and can experience larger price movements due to supply and demand imbalances.

2. Relative Volume (Min: 2):

   • Purpose: This filter is used to identify stocks with high relative trading activity compared to their average volume.
   • Rationale: Relative volume measures how much trading activity is occurring in a stock compared to its historical average. A minimum value of 2 ensures that only stocks with at least double their average trading volume are included, which matches the user's request for "high relative volume." High relative volume often indicates increased interest or news catalysts driving the stock.

Why Results Match:

• The Shares Outstanding filter directly addresses the "low float" aspect of the user's query by narrowing the search to stocks with a limited number of shares available for trading.
• The Relative Volume filter directly addresses the "high relative volume" aspect of the user's query by ensuring that only stocks with significantly increased trading activity are included.

Together, these filters effectively target stocks that are both low float and experiencing high relative volume, which matches the user's request.