Tax-loss screener
Every US stock over $100M in market cap trading below its year-to-date VWAP, the average price paid by everyone who bought this year. The deeper the discount, the more holders are sitting on a loss they can sell before December 31.
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How to read this. VWAP is the volume-weighted average price since January 1, estimated from daily prices. It approximates the average cost of this year's buyers.
Who is included. US-listed common stocks with a market cap of at least $100M and at least 100 trading days of history this year. Stocks marked Adj. paid a large distribution this year, so their prices are adjusted for it.
A stock trading below its VWAP is not necessarily cheap. Many fell for good reasons. This list shows where tax-loss selling pressure is likely, not what to buy.