| Company | Last Price | Price Change | Market Cap | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology
BHAT
|
$1.26 |
+12.5%
|
$105.6T |
|
NVIDIA Corp
NVDA
|
$183.32 |
+2.9%
|
$4.5T |
|
Alphabet Inc
GOOGL
|
$328.38 |
+2%
|
$4T |
|
Apple Inc
AAPL
|
$247.65 |
+0.4%
|
$3.7T |
|
Microsoft Corp
MSFT
|
$444.11 |
-2.3%
|
$3.3T |
|
Amazon.com Inc
AMZN
|
$231.31 |
+0.1%
|
$2.5T |
|
Saudi Arabian Oil Co
2222
|
﷼27.75 |
+2%
|
$1.8T |
|
Broadcom Inc
AVGO
|
$328.8 |
-1.1%
|
$1.6T |
|
Meta Platforms Inc
META
|
$612.96 |
+1.5%
|
$1.5T |
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A stock screener is a digital filter for the stock market, helping investors sort through thousands of stocks by applying various financial and qualitative criteria. This enables investors to narrow down a vast universe of stocks to those that meet their specific investment requirements, whether they're looking for undervalued stocks, high dividend yields, or specific industry players.
How do I use the stock screener?
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