What stock currently have a small float.

Screening Filters

1. floating_shares: { max: 50,000,000 }
   • Purpose:
     To select stocks with a relatively small public float – i.e., companies where the number of shares available for public trading is limited.
   • Rationale:
     • The user asked for a US stock with a small float.
     • “Float” in practice is captured by the floating_shares metric – the number of shares actually available for trading in the market (excluding insider holdings, major locked-up positions, etc.).
     • Setting a maximum of 50 million shares is a common, practical threshold to define “low float” or “small float” in many screeners. While “small float” has no universal legal definition, floats under ~50M are widely regarded as relatively tight supply compared with large/mega caps that often have hundreds of millions or billions of shares floating.
     • A smaller float generally means:
       • Less supply of shares in the market
       • Potentially higher volatility and more pronounced price moves when demand changes

Why Results Match

• The core of your question is about small float, and the floating_shares ≤ 50M filter directly targets that concept.
• We are using the correct metric (floating shares) that corresponds to “float” in market terminology.
• Note: Your question also specifies “US stock”, but the provided filter set does not include a country/market filter (e.g., “exchange = US” or “country = United States”). If the backend screener by default focuses on US equities, then this is implicitly satisfied; otherwise, there is a small mismatch on the geographic constraint, though the float-size request is accurately addressed.