Stock screener

Stock screener tools

Search the markets based on fundamental screener criteria such as forward P/E, and earnings date. You can also choose from company properties such as sector and the country of headquarters.

Find the best time to invest using the technical screener criteria that include RSI and MACD. Furthermore, use the technicals for sorting your screens. They range from simple price performance to advanced oscillators.

Most recent news are part of stock screener results for an easy start to your investment research. Get an idea of the current events for all the stocks without leaving your screener. Unless you want to read the articles in full.

Numerous metrics, recent news, insiders tradings, and visualizations help you make the best finds. Above all, watch the colored values that give you context. Green indicates an improvement, red a decline.

Download the stock screener results as a spreadsheet or save your screens. Exporting your screens allows you to perform further analysis on top of the fundamental and technicals metrics present in the screener tabs.

Receive price change alerts as email or push notifications to stay on top of your investments. You can customize the sensitivity and even set different limits for email and push notifications.

You can screen for the stocks listed on the major US and international stock exchanges. Filter stocks on Nasdaq, NYSE, NYSE MKT, Canadian exchanges, ASX, London Stock Exchange, XETRA, HKSE, and more.

Bubble charts let you display up to 5 metrics for each stock at the same time. Additionally, use the bar chart and histogram visualizations for insights into the spectrum for a particular stocks metric.

Standardized criteria aren't effective in finding companies working with a specific technology or an area. Use the full-text search for filtering stocks associated with CRISPR applications or self-driving vehicles.

Filter the SEC filings for companies in your screen based on dates, types, and descriptions. Insiders trades can also be screened by the number of shares, total transaction value, and insider position.

What is a stock screener?

A stock screener lets you filter stocks based on a set of criteria instantly. A lot of times, it serves as a starting point for stock analysis. It screens through thousands of companies and leaves you just the ones that fit your screening criteria. You can use it to look for value stocks for a long-term portfolio, growth stocks about to break out, or an overview of the Energy sector.

The key to benefiting from using a stock screener is choosing the right criteria. While the choice largely depends on your unique needs and investment strategy there are a few rules to remember.

First of all, fundamental screener metrics are for finding which stocks to might be a good investment.
Secondly, technical screener metrics help you determine when to buy a certain stock. The stock screener packs detailed information about many aspects of the companies' profitability and growth that you can evaluate directly in the screener. Finally, you'll need to browse through individual companies to find if they're the best investment for you.

Best stock screening criteria

Look for stocks with low P/E ratio to make sure you'll get the stocks for cheap. Set your screener to filter stocks with high dividends, because they signal stable and established companies. You should look for a daily volume of at least 250,000 shares and moderately low institutional ownership.

Look for high P/E ratio and relatively expensive price per share. The company should not be paying dividends are you expect them to invest in themselves. You could limit your search to a specific sector, for example Health care since it's volatile. Look for peaks in 52-week highs.

Look for relative volume higher than 1 and daily volume of more than 300,000 shares. Set price change in the past month, 3 months, and 1 year to be slightly positive to ensure you'll find stocks that go up consistently. Filter stocks that aren't in 15% range growth of their 50-week SMA.