Which if the listed stocks rose the most

Screening Filters

1. themes: ['Space Economy']

   • Purpose: Limit the results to space-related stocks only.
   • Rationale:
     • Throughout the conversation you’ve been asking specifically about “space stocks” and their performance.
     • This theme filter recreates that same universe, so “which of the listed stocks” is interpreted as “which of the previously listed space stocks.”
     • It ensures we are not mixing in non-space names that might have moved a lot but are irrelevant to your focus.

2. market_cap: {'min': '0'}

   • Purpose: Include all listed space companies, from micro caps up to large caps.
   • Rationale:
     • In your earlier question, you explicitly asked to “include the micro cap stocks”.
     • A minimum market cap of 0 is effectively “no market-cap floor,” so tiny micro caps are not excluded.
     • This is a change from a previous screen where there was a minimum (e.g., 100M) to focus on more liquid names; here, the intent is to consider the full list you asked for, including very small companies.

3. price_change_pct: {'min': '0'}

   • Purpose: Restrict to stocks that have risen (non‑negative performance) over the chosen period.
   • Rationale:
     • Your question now is: “which of the listed stocks rose the most.”
     • To answer that, we first need to filter out all the names that fell in price over the relevant period, i.e., those with negative percentage change.
     • Setting min: 0 keeps only stocks with 0% or positive returns; among those, the one(s) with the highest price_change_pct are the ones that “rose the most.”
     • This works naturally with a sort by price_change_pct in descending order (even if not explicitly shown here, that is typically how “rose the most” is operationalized).

Why Results Match Your Question

• The Space Economy theme ensures we are talking only about space stocks, consistent with your entire prior context.
• The zero market-cap floor explicitly keeps micro caps in the universe, matching your earlier instruction to include them and aligning with “listed stocks” from your previous list.
• The non‑negative price change filter isolates only those space stocks that actually went up, and allows the screening system to identify which of them had the largest percentage rise, i.e., “rose the most.”