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ChartMill vs StocksToTrade

ChartMill is a web research tool combining screen filters, ratings and company reports. StocksToTrade is installed software bringing real-time US scans, charts, news and SEC filing streams into an active-trading workspace.

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Side by side

Only the points both products document are compared, each in the products’ own terms as checked on the date shown in the sources.

ChartMill and StocksToTrade, documented features
TopicChartMillStocksToTrade
Markets coveredUS stocks (Nasdaq, NYSE, Amex), Canadian stocks (TSX, TSX-V) and European markets including Euronext, Xetra and Cboe Europe.US equities on NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX and OTC markets.
ScreeningTechnical and fundamental filters in one screener, ready-made screens based on CANSLIM, Minervini and Weinstein approaches, and results shown as tables, charts or custom column views.A criteria-based custom screener, pre-built scans based on Timothy Sykes' strategies, gainer, loser and new high or low lists, and the Oracle algorithm scanner.
Fundamental dataFundamental reports on profitability, growth, financial health, valuation and dividends, plus financial statements, earnings estimates, analyst ratings and ownership data.Per-stock SEC filings and news, an SEC filings streamer, key statistics and a basic company profile.
ChartsStock charts with technical indicators, automated support and resistance levels, annotations and position-sizing tools.Charts with news markers, drawing tools, indicators and studies, plus price-event alerts placed on charts.
AlertsAlerts on a stock or a watchlist, including price, trading setup, earnings, news, insider, new fundamentals, analyst rating and saved-screen alerts, sent by email and shown in the user feed.User-set stock alerts and price-event alerts on charts.
Data timingUS market data is 15 minutes delayed. Most screener values update once a day, about an hour after the US close; open, high, low, close and volume update during US sessions.Real-time Level 1 data for US equities; Level 2 is an add-on at $29 a month or $345 a year. The trial uses Nasdaq Last Sale data.
AccessTwo paid plans, monthly and annual, each with full access to ChartMill tools and no advertisements. Both renew automatically and can be cancelled anytime.Installed software for Windows or macOS with published hardware requirements; the platform FAQ describes trial access using Nasdaq Last Sale data.
PricingMonthly: $13.97 for the first month, then $34.97 a month. Annual + Course: $299.97 a year, shown as $25.00 a month, with the Mastering Swing Trading course.A 14-day trial costs $7. Read the selected subscription offer and renewal terms at checkout.

After-close research or an active-session desktop?

ChartMill is a web research tool combining screen filters, ratings and company reports. StocksToTrade is installed software bringing real-time US scans, charts, news and SEC filing streams into an active-trading workspace.

Try the same research question in each tool

If the job is to prepare a next-session shortlist, test ChartMill's saved screen and report path. If the job is to react to a session event, test StocksToTrade's criteria scanner, chart and news handoff. Measure the number of decisions required between a match and a documented research note.

  1. Write the universe, observation window and thresholds before opening either product.
  2. Use the same securities and distinguish completed bars from live observations.
  3. Review matched and rejected examples and record why their definitions differ.
  4. Time the complete scan-to-chart-to-research-note process on the intended subscription tier.

Which requirement changes the decision?

Do not compare an end-of-day derived filter with a live price-event scan as if they were the same signal. Use a defined observation window and the same US securities for the trial; then assess installed-software requirements, selected checkout terms and any Level 2 add-on separately.

Compare the selected tier and billing term

Read the documented access and pricing rows with the source date. Separate monthly billing, an annual equivalent, introductory offers, renewal totals, market-data add-ons and optional services. The cheapest first invoice may not be the lowest cost over your intended research period.

  • Identify the tier that supplies the required filters, timeframe and saved-work limits.
  • Check the amount charged at signup and the amount and date of renewal.
  • Test export, alert and chart limits using an ordinary research session.
  • Read cancellation and trial terms on the current vendor checkout before subscribing.

Keep a decision record

Choose based on the task you can complete consistently. Record the rule, product tier, operating environment, observation date and remaining question. A feature table helps identify differences; it does not establish expected returns or a universal winner.

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