What are the the top 10 ai stocks under $1

Screening Filters

1. Price ≤ $1

   • Purpose: Capture stocks trading under $1 per share.
   • Rationale: You asked for “stocks under $1,” so the screener sets a maximum price of 1. This ensures every result, if any, qualifies as a sub‑$1 (penny) stock.

2. Theme: “AI Beneficiary”

   • Purpose: Focus on companies that are directly involved in, or are meaningful beneficiaries of, artificial intelligence.
   • Rationale: You requested “AI-related stocks.” The “AI Beneficiary” theme is designed to identify companies whose business models, products, or growth prospects are tied to AI—e.g., AI software, chips, infrastructure, or companies whose demand is expected to grow because of AI adoption.

3. Region: United States

   • Purpose: Limit the universe to U.S.-based equities.
   • Rationale: You specified “in the US stock market,” so the screener restricts coverage to U.S. securities, excluding foreign markets.

4. Exchanges: XNYS, XNAS, XASE (NYSE, NASDAQ, NYSE American)

   • Purpose: Only include stocks listed on the major U.S. exchanges.
   • Rationale: Most investors mean these primary U.S. markets when they say “US stock market.” This filter avoids OTC/pink sheet names, which can be extremely illiquid, lightly regulated, and more prone to manipulation—especially in the sub‑$1 range.

Do the Filters Match Your Request?

Yes, the filters line up well with what you asked:

• “AI-related” → themes: ["AI Beneficiary"]
• “under $1” → price: { max: "1" }
• “in the US stock market” → region: ["United States"] and list_exchange: ["XNYS", "XNAS", "XASE"]

You did not request any additional constraints (like market cap, volume, or profitability), so none were added.

We do not see any part of your request that we cannot support with the current filtering framework. The issue is not with unsupported indicators, but with how tight the combination of filters is.

Why No Results Were Returned

No stocks were found that meet all of these conditions simultaneously:

• Listed on NYSE / NASDAQ / NYSE American
• U.S. companies
• Tagged as “AI Beneficiary”
• Trading at ≤ $1

This likely happened because:

1. AI-tagged stocks tend to be above $1:
   Many AI-related companies (especially those clearly identifiable and tagged by data providers) are larger, more established names that rarely trade below $1 for long, if ever.

2. Penny AI stocks may trade OTC, not on major exchanges:
   The very small, speculative “AI” plays that do trade under $1 are often on OTC or pink sheet markets, which are excluded by our exchange filter. That removes a big chunk of the true penny-stock universe.

3. Theme tagging is selective:
   The “AI Beneficiary” theme only covers companies that meet certain criteria, so:

   • Some micro-cap or very small AI-related companies may not be tagged yet.
   • As a result, the intersection of “AI Beneficiary” + “under $1” + “major exchanges” can easily be empty.

Together, those constraints make the screen very strict, which is why you’re seeing no matches.

Adjusting the Filters

Are you willing to relax or modify any of the criteria? For example, we could:

• Raise the price cap (e.g., under $5 instead of under $1), or
• Broaden the theme (e.g., include more general technology or semiconductor themes), or
• Expand beyond just NYSE/NASDAQ/NYSE American (if you’re comfortable including OTC stocks, with appropriate caution).

If you tell me which constraints you’re most flexible on—price, type of AI exposure, or exchange quality—I can suggest a revised filter setup that’s more likely to return a useful list.