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Screening

Build screens from over 200 data points, from price and volume to indicators and fundamentals, and watch the results through the session.

The screener in the app: a saved gap-up screen, its matches drawn as a sector heat map with technology picked and its stocks listed beside it.

Building a screen

The screen editor: conditions on the gap, relative volume and the 50-day average, a nested group that needs any one of two, and the whole screen read back as one sentence.
  • Pick each condition from a searchable list, and compare a value with a number or with another measure, such as the close against its 50-day average.
  • Nest groups of conditions, each with its own all or any.
  • Read the whole screen back as one plain sentence.
  • Start from the whole market, or from any mix of your saved screens, watchlists and themes.

What you can screen on

The data point picker: a search across 238 data points, and categories from moving averages and momentum to session and 52-week figures.
  • Price and volume, relative volume and dollar volume.
  • Moving averages, momentum, volatility, bands and channels, and relative strength against a benchmark, on daily or weekly bars.
  • Session figures such as the gap, VWAP and the opening range; 52-week highs and lows; performance from one day to year to date.
  • Over 140 fundamentals, from valuation and growth to profitability and financial strength.
  • Sector, industry, theme and security type, priming patterns, and stage analysis on weekly bars.
  • Conditions such as is above, below or between, crosses above or below (within the last few bars if you like), and rising or falling over a number of bars.

Watching it live

A screen's results sorted by the day's move, with performance and relative strength columns and the screen set to re-run every 30 seconds.
  • Figures update live, and the screen re-runs every 5 to 60 seconds to add and drop stocks.
  • Keep rows in place while their values keep updating.
  • See how many stocks match, and how many are shown.

Reading the results

A sector heat map of a screen's matches, with technology picked and its eight stocks listed beside it.
  • Sort by any measure, and keep the top results by count or by percentage.
  • Read them as a table, as sector and industry heat maps, or as chart cards.
  • Open a quick-look chart for any result, with its bid and ask and the session's figures, and step through results with the arrow keys.
  • Add a stock to a watchlist from its row, or send it to a linked chart.

Keeping your work

A trader's own column set open for editing, its columns relabelled and grouped as move, volume, strength and range.
  • Save, rename and copy your screens.
  • Build column sets with your own labels, formats and order.

Screenshots are of the product itself, with made-up companies and prices.