Myse

Screening Filters

1. Exchange: list_exchange = ['XNYS'] (NYSE)

   • Purpose: Limit results to stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
   • Rationale: Your query “myse” is very likely a typo or phonetic for “NYSE.” The screener interprets this as a request specifically for NYSE-listed stocks, so it explicitly restricts the universe to the XNYS exchange.

2. Market Cap: market_cap ≥ $2,000,000,000 (≥ $2B)

   • Purpose: Focus on larger, more established companies.
   • Rationale: Within the NYSE universe, there are many small and micro caps that can be more volatile, less researched, and sometimes illiquid. A $2B minimum helps filter to mid- and large-cap names that tend to have more stable businesses, better disclosure, and broader analyst coverage—often what investors mean when they look for “NYSE stocks” in a general sense.

3. Share Price: price ≥ $5

   • Purpose: Avoid low-priced and “penny stock” territory.
   • Rationale: Even on the NYSE, some stocks can trade at very low prices, which often come with higher volatility and risk. A $5 floor is a common institutional cutoff to focus on more established, less speculative listings.

4. Liquidity: monthly_average_dollar_volume ≥ $500,000

   • Purpose: Ensure the stocks trade enough dollar volume to be reasonably liquid.
   • Rationale: Higher dollar volume means it’s easier to enter and exit positions without significantly moving the price. This makes the results more practical for real-world trading and investing, instead of thinly traded names that happen to be on the NYSE.

Why Results Match:

• The exchange filter (XNYS) directly addresses your implied request for NYSE-listed stocks.
• The market cap, price, and liquidity filters refine that NYSE universe to more established, actively traded companies, which are typically what users are seeking when they broadly ask for NYSE stocks rather than niche or highly speculative names.