Low float, price between 2 and 20, rvol > 5.

Screening Filters

1. Price: 2–20 USD

   • Purpose: Find stocks trading between $2 and $20 per share.
   • Rationale:
     The user explicitly requested “a price between $2 and $20.” This filter enforces that price range so you only see stocks in that specific bracket. Stocks in this range are often more volatile and attractive to traders looking for sizable percentage moves without going into sub-dollar penny stocks.

2. Relative Volume (RVOL): min 5

   • Purpose: Identify stocks currently trading with at least 5x their usual volume.
   • Rationale:
     The user requested “a relative volume (RVOL) greater than 5.” Setting relative_vol >= 5 means we only include stocks with very elevated trading activity compared to their recent average, which often signals heightened interest, news, or momentum—exactly what high-RVOL traders look for.

What’s Missing vs. Your Request

• You also asked for “low float” stocks.
• Our current screener configuration does not include a float filter, which means:
  • We are not explicitly restricting results to low-float names.
  • This is because float (shares available for public trading) is not one of the supported filter fields in this setup.

Why the Current Filters Are Still Useful

• Price range is correct: You will only see stocks between $2 and $20 as requested.
• High activity / momentum via RVOL: A relative volume threshold of 5 is very aggressive and will naturally surface the most “in-play” names—these often include many low-float movers, even though we’re not directly screening by float.

So while we cannot directly enforce the low-float condition in this screener, the combination of your specified price range and very high RVOL still targets the kind of actively trading, potentially explosive stocks that low-float traders typically look for.