What should I buy under 1.00 a share?

Screening Filters

1. Price: min = 0.10, max = 1.00

   • Purpose: To find stocks trading below $1.00 per share, but above $0.10.
   • Rationale:
     • Your request is specifically for “stocks priced under $1.00 per share,” so the max price of 1.00 directly matches that part of your query.
     • The min price of 0.10 is a practical safeguard: it excludes ultra-low “sub-penny” or “trip-zero” stocks (e.g., $0.0005), which are often extremely illiquid, highly speculative, and prone to manipulation.
     • By setting the range to $0.10–$1.00, the filter keeps you in the low-priced universe you requested, while reducing exposure to the riskiest, least transparent names.

2. Exchange Listing: ['XNYS', 'XNAS', 'XASE'] (NYSE, NASDAQ, NYSE American/AMEX)

   • Purpose: To include only stocks listed on major U.S. exchanges.
   • Rationale:
     • These exchanges (NYSE, NASDAQ, NYSE American) have listing standards for financial reporting, governance, minimum price, and market cap.
     • Excluding OTC/pink-sheet stocks helps avoid many of the most opaque and speculative under-$1 names where information is scarce and spreads are wide.
     • This makes the resulting list more suitable for serious consideration, as the companies are subject to stricter regulation and disclosure.

Why Results Match:

• The price ceiling of $1.00 directly aligns with your requirement for stocks “priced under $1.00 per share.”
• The $0.10 floor is not explicitly in your question, but it’s a common professional constraint to avoid the most extreme micro-penny securities, while still honoring your focus on very low-priced stocks.
• Restricting to major U.S. exchanges doesn’t contradict your request (you didn’t specify exchanges) and improves the quality and reliability of the candidates you might consider buying.

Note: No additional indicators (like P/E, volume, sector, etc.) were requested, so none were applied; the filters here are tightly focused on implementing your price-based criteria in a more practical, investable way.