MetaCap

Stock Screener

Filter thousands of US-listed stocks by sector, size, price, valuation, dividend yield and trading volume. Set your criteria, press Screen, and click any symbol for the full company page.

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Stock screener results
#SymbolCompanyPrice% ChangeVolumeP/EDiv. Yield
6201BSLBlackstone Senior Floating Rate 2027 Term Fund12.99+0.35%68.74K—8.16%
6202PAACUProem Acquisition Corp I - Units10.300.00%268——
6203PACHUPioneer Acquisition I Corp - Units10.43+0.48%65.61K——
6204PALOUPaloma Acquisition Corp I - Units10.100.00%972——
6205ELCEntergy Louisiana Inc. Collateral Trust Mortgage Bonds 4.875 % Series due September 1 206618.37-0.81%18.62K——
6206HQLabrdn Life Sciences Investors18.15+4.13%104.94K2.712.34%

How to use the stock screener

  1. Start broad. Pick a sector or a minimum market cap to define your universe; $2B and up removes most small, illiquid companies.
  2. Add one or two criteria. A P/E range screens for valuation, a minimum dividend yield for income, and a volume floor for liquidity.
  3. Sort the results. Rank by the metric that matters most to you, then open each company to check financials, earnings and news.

What the filters mean

  • Market cap: share price times shares outstanding, the market's value of the company.
  • P/E ratio: price divided by trailing 12-month earnings per share. Companies with losses have no P/E and are excluded when a P/E filter is set.
  • Dividend yield: annual dividends per share divided by the share price.
  • Volume: average number of shares traded per day.

Frequently asked questions

Is the MetaCap stock screener free?
Yes. The screener is free to use without an account. Data covers US-listed stocks and is delayed at least 15 minutes.
What is a good P/E ratio?
There is no single good P/E. It depends on growth, industry and interest rates. The S&P 500 has historically averaged roughly 15 to 20 times earnings; fast-growing companies often trade higher and mature, cyclical companies lower.
How do I find dividend stocks with the screener?
Set Dividend yield to your minimum, such as 3% or more, add a market cap floor like $10B to focus on established companies, and sort by dividend yield. Then check payout ratios and dividend history on each company's dividends page.

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Market data is delayed at least 15 minutes and provided for informational purposes only. Not investment advice. Full disclaimer