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Stocks by share price and market cap

Share price and market capitalization describe different things: price is one share, market cap is the whole company. Presets filter NYSE and Nasdaq stocks by one of them.

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Presets and rules

Each preset is the exact CleverScan rule this page runs on the latest published daily session. NYSE and Nasdaq stocks: Stocks listed on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the published dataset. Funds are excluded, and so are preferred shares, exchange-traded notes and debentures, warrants, rights and blank-check acquisition companies, by name.

The presets of this screen
PresetWhat it selectsRule
Under $10The close is below $10; rows are ordered by market cap. Values come from the latest published daily session (regular trading hours); the rule is evaluated once per published session, not tick by tick. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (close < 10)
Under $5The close is below $5; rows are ordered by market cap. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (close < 5)
Under $20The close is below $20; rows are ordered by market cap. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (close < 20)
Under $50The close is below $50; rows are ordered by market cap. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (close < 50)
$5 to $20The close is from $5 to $20 inclusive. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (close >= 5 and close <= 20)
$10 to $50The close is from $10 to $50 inclusive. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (close >= 10 and close <= 50)
Over $100The close is above $100; rows are ordered by market cap. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (close > 100)
Small cap ($300M–$2B)Market capitalization from $300 million to under $2 billion. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (marketCap >= 300M and marketCap < 2B)
Mid cap ($2B–$10B)Market capitalization from $2 billion to under $10 billion. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (marketCap >= 2B and marketCap < 10B)
Large cap ($10B+)Market capitalization of $10 billion or more. Rows are ordered by market cap (highest first).securityType = "Stock" and exchange in ("NYSE", "NASDAQ") and not (name contains "Preferred") and not (name contains " Notes") and not (name contains "Debentures") and not (name contains "Warrant") and not (name contains " Right") and not (name contains "Depositary Shares representing") and not (name contains "Acquisition Corp") and (marketCap >= 10B)

What this screen measures

Share price and market capitalization answer different questions. The default selects NYSE and Nasdaq stocks closing under $10. Capitalization variants use their explicit dollar boundaries rather than treating a low share price as a small company.

Read the rule with a worked example

A hypothetical company with 2 billion shares at $5 has a $10 billion capitalization. Another with 10 million shares at $100 has a $1 billion capitalization. The lower-priced share belongs to the larger company. These arithmetic examples are not actual issuer values.

Choose the variant that matches the question

Under-$5, under-$20 and bounded-price variants preserve their own strict or inclusive operators. Small-cap is $300 million to under $2 billion; mid-cap is $2 billion to under $10 billion; large-cap begins at $10 billion in these presets.

Review the chart behind a match

Review volume, spreads and share-count context, then inspect the business and daily chart. A split changes the number of shares and their quoted price without mechanically changing company value. Market capitalization also differs from a fund’s assets under management.

Keep the interpretation within the rule

A low price is not a valuation conclusion, and liquidity cannot be inferred from capitalization alone. The named cap ranges are screening conventions. Preferred shares and funds do not belong in the same company-common-stock comparison.

A screen lists stocks whose published values meet a rule. It is a starting point for research, not a recommendation. Read the data and methodology notes for how sessions and calculations are defined.

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