What stocks are brand new as of tomorrow?

Screening Filters

1. region = United States

   • Purpose: Limit results to companies whose primary trading venue is in the U.S. equity market.
   • Rationale:
     • You asked for “stocks … on the US stock market,” so we must confine the universe geographically to U.S.-listed securities.
     • This filter excludes foreign exchanges (e.g., London, Tokyo, Toronto) and keeps the focus on companies that trade under U.S. market rules, reporting standards, and trading hours.

2. list_exchange = XNYS (NYSE)

   • Purpose: Include stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
   • Rationale:
     • NYSE is one of the primary U.S. listing venues for IPOs and recent debuts.
     • Many large, high-profile new listings appear here, so to capture “newly listed or debuting” names in the U.S., NYSE must be part of the search universe.

3. list_exchange = XNAS (NASDAQ)

   • Purpose: Include stocks listed on the NASDAQ Stock Market.
   • Rationale:
     • NASDAQ is another major U.S. exchange and a very common venue for tech, biotech, and growth-company IPOs.
     • Without this filter, we would miss a large portion of newly listed U.S. stocks, especially in technology and growth sectors.

4. list_exchange = XASE (NYSE American / AMEX)

   • Purpose: Include stocks listed on NYSE American (formerly AMEX).
   • Rationale:
     • Some smaller-cap or more specialized U.S. companies list on NYSE American rather than the main NYSE or NASDAQ.
     • Including this exchange broadens coverage to capture additional “debuting” or recently listed U.S. stocks that might not choose the larger venues.

Why Results Match (and Where They Don’t Fully Match):

• Match with your request:

  • You asked for stocks “on the US stock market,” and the filters explicitly:
    • Restrict the region to the United States.
    • Include the three primary U.S. stock exchanges (NYSE, NASDAQ, NYSE American), where the overwhelming majority of formal U.S. IPOs and new listings occur.
  • This ensures that any stock we identify as “newly listed” is indeed part of the U.S. public equity markets, not foreign or over-the-counter (OTC) markets.

• What your request includes that the filters do not directly capture:

  • You specifically care about “newly listed or debuting” as of February 2, 2026.
  • The current filters do not include:
    • An IPO date or listing date filter.
    • A time-based constraint like “listed within the last X days” or “first traded on or after [date].”
  • Because our screening setup does not support a direct “IPO date” or “first listing date” indicator, we cannot programmatically filter only for new listings as of that exact date.

• Why these filters are still useful for your question:

  • They define the correct universe: all major U.S.-listed stocks where new debuts actually appear. Any list of newly listed U.S. stocks must be a subset of this universe.
  • Once we have that universe, “newly listed” status typically has to be determined using:
    • Additional IPO/listing-date data outside of the basic screener, or
    • Sorting/filtering by listing date in another tool or dataset.
  • So while we cannot encode “newly listed as of Feb 2, 2026” directly in these filters, the chosen filters are the necessary foundation: they collect all potential candidates on the main U.S. exchanges, from which we can then identify which ones are truly new.

In summary: the filters correctly narrow the search to the U.S. stock market and its main exchanges as you requested, but they do not by themselves distinguish new listings from older ones because we lack a direct IPO-date filter.