Guides and analysis on technical indicators and how to interpret the scanner's results.
The picture is mixed: 50 of 103 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (46.5) is in a neutral zone. 42 of 103 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
Breadth is healthy: 40 of 44 covered stocks are above their 200-day moving average, suggesting a mostly bullish underlying trend in this group. The group's average RSI (51.6) is in a neutral zone. 30 of 44 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive…
The picture is mixed: 56 of 151 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (42.8) is in a neutral zone. 45 of 151 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 65 of 154 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (45.7) is in a neutral zone. 54 of 154 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
Breadth is healthy: 7 of 8 covered stocks are above their 200-day moving average, suggesting a mostly bullish underlying trend in this group. The group's average RSI (56.7) is in a neutral zone. 6 of 8 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative…
Breadth is healthy: 35 of 40 covered stocks are above their 200-day moving average, suggesting a mostly bullish underlying trend in this group. The group's average RSI (55.9) is in a neutral zone. 31 of 40 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive…
The picture is mixed: 33 of 57 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (46.9) is in a neutral zone. 25 of 57 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 19 of 62 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (45.3) is in a neutral zone. 8 of 62 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 79 of 213 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (47.4) is in a neutral zone. 58 of 213 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 31 of 50 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (50.9) is in a neutral zone. 21 of 50 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 72 of 202 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (47.1) is in a neutral zone. 57 of 202 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 66 of 185 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (46.3) is in a neutral zone. 57 of 185 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 60 of 167 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (45.4) is in a neutral zone. 51 of 167 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 60 of 152 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (46.9) is in a neutral zone. 46 of 152 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 55 of 128 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (48.0) is in a neutral zone. 40 of 128 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
We replaced the scanner's table with a solar system where every stock is a sphere you can discover at a glance, like stars in the sky. Here's why, how it works, and the welcome video.
The picture is mixed: 52 of 104 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (50.3) is in a neutral zone. 40 of 104 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 36 of 58 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (52.2) is in a neutral zone. 28 of 58 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 37 of 58 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (53.8) is in a neutral zone. 30 of 58 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 37 of 58 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (53.0) is in a neutral zone. 27 of 58 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
The picture is mixed: 36 of 58 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (52.9) is in a neutral zone. 26 of 58 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
Neural networks, market cycles, and why AI's real advantage in trading is analysis speed and precision, not fortune-telling.
The picture is mixed: 36 of 61 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (51.1) is in a neutral zone. 30 of 61 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
Most mistakes when starting to invest aren't about analysis, but about process and discipline. We cover the five most frequent ones.
The picture is mixed: 39 of 61 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (53.5) is in a neutral zone. 33 of 61 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
Both are U.S. exchanges, but they're not interchangeable: they differ in how they operate and what kind of companies tend to list, and that's reflected in the scanner's exchange filter.
The picture is mixed: 41 of 63 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (52.0) is in a neutral zone. 31 of 63 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
Each candle on a chart tells a small story of that session: open, close, high, and low. Here's how to interpret them, without memorizing complex patterns.
The picture is mixed: 42 of 63 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (54.5) is in a neutral zone. 28 of 63 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
Before asking yourself 'what to buy,' it's worth answering three risk-management questions almost nobody asks when starting out.
Big money doesn't fully enter or exit the market: it shifts between sectors depending on the stage of the economic cycle. Understanding this helps you read the context behind a move.
Certain macroeconomic data, like inflation (CPI) or producer prices (PPI), can move the entire market in minutes. Here's how the economic calendar works.
Digital technology has undoubtedly made access to the stock market massive. In my experience, the learning curve was hard, with plenty of losses at the start — and that's exactly why I built this site.
The recent recovery in the Nasdaq and in SpaceX isn't one story, it's two: macroeconomic relief across the broader market, and a stock digesting its own post-IPO volatility on long-term confidence.
Beta compares a stock's moves against the overall market. A beta of 1.5 isn't 'more risk' in the abstract: it's more risk AND more return potential.
The picture is mixed: 41 of 64 stocks are above their 200-day average, with no clear dominant trend. The group's average RSI (54.1) is in a neutral zone. 29 of 64 stocks are beating the S&P 500 over the last ~3 months (positive relative strength); the rest are moving slower…
A very high dividend yield can be a sign of a generous business, or a warning sign that the market expects trouble. Learn to tell them apart.
A company's market value isn't just a size figure: it directly affects its volatility, liquidity, and how fast its price can move.
When 40 analysts cover a stock, they almost never agree. We explain how the consensus is built and why it shouldn't be your only source for a decision.
When the price clears the high of several previous sessions, it tends to attract extra attention and volume. We explain the logic behind this classic technical signal.
If the S&P 500 rises 10% and your stock rises 6%, it technically went up, but it's losing to the market. Here's how relative strength is measured and why it matters.
ATR measures a stock's recent volatility and is the basis for calculating a stop-loss that adapts to each stock's actual behavior, instead of an arbitrary fixed percentage.
How much debt a company carries relative to its equity determines how exposed it is to rising interest rates or a drop in cash flow.
A $500 stock isn't automatically 'expensive,' and a $5 stock isn't automatically 'cheap.' These two ratios help you compare apples to apples.
Why comparing the current price against its 200-day average is one of the simplest and most effective ways to tell a real trend apart from a passing bounce.
RSI is one of the most widely used indicators in technical analysis. We explain what it measures, how it's calculated, and what its overbought and oversold zones mean.
A step-by-step walkthrough of the dashboard: how to read the screening table, select a stock, and use the advanced filters.
