Inlf stocks

Screening Filters

1. region: US

   • Purpose: Limit the search universe to stocks listed in the United States.
   • Rationale:
     • The ticker INLF appears to correspond to a U.S.-listed security, so constraining the region to US focuses the search on the most likely market where this ticker trades.
     • This avoids pulling in similarly named or ambiguous tickers from other markets, improving accuracy when locating the correct INLF listing for further information or analysis.

2. market_cap: {} (no constraint)

   • Purpose: Do not filter by any specific market capitalization range.
   • Rationale:
     • The user asked for information/analysis on INLF specifically, not on “large caps,” “small caps,” or any other size category.
     • Leaving market_cap unconstrained ensures that INLF will be included regardless of its size (micro-cap, small-cap, etc.), which is especially important because many lesser-known tickers are smaller-cap and might be excluded by default size filters.

Why Results Match:

• The request is about a specific stock (INLF), not a thematic or factor-based screen. To fulfill that, the system needs to locate INLF in the database; the minimal, inclusive filter set (US region, no market-cap limits) does exactly that.
• We do not need complex financial or technical-criteria filters here (like P/E ratio ranges, momentum, or dividends) because you are not asking for “stocks that meet X criteria” but simply for information about one particular ticker.
• We currently don’t support screening directly by “provide analysis” as a filter; instead, we use basic universe filters to find the ticker, after which analysis can be performed. The chosen filters are therefore effective because they:
  • Target the most relevant market (US) for this ticker, and
  • Keep the universe broad enough so that INLF is not accidentally filtered out.