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How to choose a stock screener for your research
Compare manual filters, AI scan builders, daily charts, historical coverage, and saved workflows before choosing a stock research platform.
Build your first stock screen
Turn an idea into a shortlist with AI scan creation or a few clear filters.
Choose filters that answer your question
Understand how company, price, volume, and technical filters work together.
Create a stock scan with AI and CleverScan
Describe a stock idea, let AI draft the scan, and make the rules your own.
Read a stock chart with context
Get comfortable with daily candles, the visible range, and volume.
Use moving averages in chart research
Compare price with an average while keeping the period and available history in mind.
Put stock volume in context
Read trading activity alongside price, dates, and the surrounding sessions.
Read a market heatmap
Move from performance colors to a clear question about sectors and stocks.
Compare sectors, industries, and stocks
Move through market groups without losing the date, universe, or comparison period.
Explore the stocks inside an index
Use membership sources, sortable fields, and exports to study a defined stock universe.
Save a scan you can use again
Keep your research rules together and rerun them with a clear purpose.
Share the rules behind a stock scan
Create a public query link that lets someone see what you screened for.
Run a scan for an earlier session
Choose a date and understand which parts of the result use available history.
Create a watchlist you will use
Keep a focused set of stocks ready for your next research session.
Use earnings dates in your research
Connect company event dates with chart and watchlist reviews.
Export daily stock price history
Take available daily OHLCV observations into a spreadsheet with their context intact.
Build a simple market research routine
Move from the market overview to a focused shortlist and a useful watchlist.
Understand dates, coverage, and missing data
Read the data notes that give a chart, scan, or market table its meaning.
Take a closer look at a stock
Connect company details, a daily chart, and market context in a clear research flow.
Compare several stock charts at once
Use CandleGlance to review a shortlist before opening a full chart.
Make clear performance comparisons
Keep periods, dates, and return definitions consistent when you compare sector benchmarks.
Set up a research alert
Choose a supported condition and check monitoring readiness before using the alert inbox.
Your next idea starts here.
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