Using the Stock Screener
The TradingView Stock Screener is a powerful tool that lets you filter through thousands of stocks based on technical and fundamental criteria. Instead of manually checking hundreds of charts, the screener does the heavy lifting for you.
Accessing the Screener
You can access the screener in two ways: from the main website navigation (Products → Screener), or directly within the chart page by opening the bottom panel and selecting "Stock Screener." The chart-integrated screener is convenient because you can click any result to instantly open its chart.
Setting Up Filters
- 1Open the Stock Screener
- 2Click "Filters" to open the filter panel
- 3Choose a filter category (Performance, Valuation, Technicals, etc.)
- 4Set specific conditions (e.g., RSI below 30, Price above 200 SMA)
- 5Add multiple filters to narrow your results
- 6Results update in real-time as you adjust filters
Useful Filter Combinations
- Oversold bounces: RSI(14) < 30 + Price > 200 SMA + Volume > 1M
- Momentum breakouts: New 52-week high + Volume > 2x average + Market Cap > 1B
- Value stocks: P/E < 15 + Dividend Yield > 3% + Market Cap > 10B
- Volatility plays: ATR% > 3% + Volume > 500K + Price > $10
Saving Screener Filters
After creating a useful filter combination, save it as a preset by clicking "Save Screen." You can load your saved screens instantly next time. Create different screens for different strategies — one for momentum, one for value, one for earnings plays, etc.
Pro Tip
The screener is most powerful when combined with your chart analysis. Use it to find candidates that meet your technical criteria, then switch to the chart to confirm the setup visually before taking any trade.
Key Takeaways
- The screener filters thousands of stocks by technical and fundamental criteria
- Access it from the main navigation or the chart bottom panel
- Combine multiple filters to find specific trading opportunities
- Save filter combinations as presets for quick access
- Use the screener to find candidates, then confirm on the chart