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Stock Rover vs StocksToTrade

Stock Rover supports fundamental screening and financial comparisons in a browser. StocksToTrade brings scanners, charts, news and SEC filing streams into installed software for active US traders.

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

Stock Rover and StocksToTrade, documented features
TopicStock RoverStocksToTrade
Markets coveredEquities on the major North American exchanges, including NYSE, NASDAQ, TSX and TSX Venture, plus two OTC boards; stocks, ETFs and mutual funds can be compared.US equities on NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX and OTC markets.
ScreeningPremium: stock screening on 300+ metrics with 15 screeners and 250 table rows. Premium Plus adds ranked, equation-based and historical screening with 30 screeners.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 dataPremium: 400+ metrics with 5 years of fundamentals. Premium Plus: 700+ metrics and 10 years. Ultimate: 800+ metrics and 20 years.Per-stock SEC filings and news, an SEC filings streamer, key statistics and a basic company profile.
ChartsCharts compare up to 12 lines over periods from 1 day to 20 years, with up to 8 technical and 6 fundamental metrics; limits differ by plan.Charts with news markers, drawing tools, indicators and studies, plus price-event alerts placed on charts.
AlertsReal-time email alerts are listed for every paid plan.User-set stock alerts and price-event alerts on charts.
Data timingReal-time quotes, where available, are listed for the Ultimate and Ultimate Pro plans.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.
AccessFree plan for basic research on individual stocks. Any paid plan can be tried free for 14 days without a credit card; the account then returns to Free. No refunds.Installed software for Windows or macOS with published hardware requirements; the platform FAQ describes trial access using Nasdaq Last Sale data.
PricingPremium $34 a month or $348 a year; Premium Plus $70 or $588; Ultimate $99 or $948; Ultimate Pro $199 or $1,788. Two-year billing is also offered.A 14-day trial costs $7. Read the selected subscription offer and renewal terms at checkout.

Longer-period analysis or active-session monitoring?

Stock Rover supports fundamental screening and financial comparisons in a browser. StocksToTrade brings scanners, charts, news and SEC filing streams into installed software for active US traders.

Try the same research question in each tool

For a multi-year business question, test Stock Rover's history, metric definitions and selected tier's equations. For an intraday catalyst process, test StocksToTrade's news-to-chart-to-watchlist path. Use a realistic research session rather than judging either tool from its longest feature list.

  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?

Stock Rover's real-time quote tier is one part of a company-research workspace. StocksToTrade's Level 1 and optional Level 2 services are part of a trading-oriented setup. Distinguish quote timing, depth, alerts and operating-system requirements when calculating total cost.

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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