Build your own stock screen from technical criteria such as moving averages, RSI, MACD and chart patterns, and fundamentals such as P/E, earnings growth and dividends. Adjust indicator settings and scan any of 40+ stock exchanges. Then run, save or backtest your screen, or convert it to a formula.
Select a criteria category and group first, and the list of corresponding criteria will show.
Click on the criteria you need, type a parameter if needed, and click on the Add Criterion button.
The criterion will be added to the selection list.
The Stock Screener tool provides you with the ability to build criteria based on parametrizable
indicators and common technical events
such as touched above, crossed above, bounced up, trending up, and so on.
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Stock Screener FAQ
What is a stock screener?
A stock screener filters thousands of stocks by the criteria you set, such as price, volume, technical indicators or fundamentals, and returns only the stocks that match.
How do I build a stock screen?
Select a criteria category and group, pick a criterion, set its parameters if needed and click Add Criterion. Repeat this for each condition, then run the screen to see the matching stocks.
What criteria can I screen by?
Technical indicators such as moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands and Ichimoku, candlestick and chart patterns, price and volume conditions, and fundamentals such as P/E, earnings growth and dividends.
Which stock exchanges can I screen?
You can screen stocks from more than 40 exchanges, including NYSE, Nasdaq, the London Stock Exchange and the Toronto Stock Exchange. Choose them in the Stock Universe category.
Which time frames does the stock screener support?
5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, weekly and monthly bars, so you can build screens for day trading, swing trading and long-term investing.
How often is the data updated?
Screens are updated intraday, and US stock data is near real-time, so the results reflect the current market.
Can I save and backtest my stock screen?
Yes. Save the screen to My Stock Screens, backtest it as a trading strategy, or convert it to a formula and refine it in the Formula Screener.
