Stock Screener
The Stock Screener lists the stocks and ETFs we track, one row per symbol, with today's price and volume, returns from 2 days to 5 years, technical levels, options data, dividends and company financial ratios. Filter and sort on any of them. It is free; Premium members add average daily statistics, saved presets and the download.
What is the Stock Screener?
A stock screener narrows thousands of stocks down to the few that fit what you are looking for. Ours lists the stocks and ETFs we track, one row per symbol, with today's price and volume, returns over periods from 2 days to 5 years, technical levels, options data, dividends and company financial ratios. Set filters to keep only the rows that match, and sort on any column.
How the numbers are worked out
- One row per symbol. Common stocks, ETFs, REITs and the other listed securities we track. The Stock Type filter narrows the list to one kind.
- Price and volume. The latest regular-session price and its change from the previous close. Volume counts the regular session, including the opening and closing auctions. Relative Volume divides today's volume so far by the average daily volume over the last 90 trading days, not counting today.
- Returns. The 2- to 7-day columns are price changes. The 2-week to 5-year columns are total returns that add back the dividends paid; the 3- and 5-year figures cover the whole period, not a yearly average.
- Technical levels. % Open Jump is today's open against the previous close, and % Chg From Open the move since. The 52-week high and low are the highest daily high and lowest daily low of the past year, not counting today. The table also measures the price against the 20-, 50- and 250-day moving averages and today's VWAP (volume-weighted average price), and shows the 14-day RSI.
- Options. IV30 is the 30-day implied volatility, shown with its change today and its IV % Rank. Option volume is compared with its 90-day average, next to the stock's historical volatility over 20 days and 1 year.
- Company data. Dividend yield, payout ratio and dividend growth, and valuation, profit, leverage and growth ratios from company financial data. The Summary tab's P/E divides the previous close by trailing earnings per share.
- Updates. The table is rebuilt about every 3 minutes. Until shortly after the 9:30 AM ET open, and on weekends and holidays, it shows the last trading day.
The screener lists the stocks we track that match your filters. It doesn't rank or recommend them, and a match is not a buy or sell signal.
What you can find out
Which stocks are trading on unusually heavy volume today?
On the Price, Volume & Technical filter tab, set Relative Volume to a minimum such as Above 2.0 - twice the usual volume - and sort the Summary tab by Relative Volume. Open the Stock Screener
Which stocks are near their 52-week high or low?
Filter on % From 52-Wk High or % From 52-Wk Low, or sort those columns on the Technical tab. For the stocks that set a new high or low today, see the 52-Week Highs & Lows report. See today's new highs and lows
Which stocks are above their moving averages?
The Technical tab shows how far the price is from the 20-, 50- and 250-day moving averages. The Moving Averages tab compares the averages with each other, and its indicator names the pattern: Uptrend, for example, when the price is above the 20-day average, the 20-day above the 50-day and the 50-day above the 250-day. Open the Stock Screener
Which stocks pay a high dividend that keeps growing?
Filter Dividend Yield on the Stock Attributes tab, then open the Dividends tab: dividend growth over 1 year and the 3-year average, the payout ratio, and how many times the dividend went up or down in the last 3 years. How the Dividend Calendar works
Which stocks have high implied volatility or heavy option trading?
The Options tab shows IV30, its change today, IV % Rank, option volume and option volume against its 90-day average. The IV30 and IV % Rank filters are on the Stock Attributes tab. Implied and historical volatility
Which companies trade at a low P/E or price-to-sales ratio?
The Valuation & Profit filter tab has P/E, forward P/E, price-to-sales, price-to-book, EV to EBITDA and other ratios, and the Valuation Ratios tab shows them side by side with market cap. Open the Stock Screener
Where to find it
Menu: Screeners › Features › Stocks, or go straight to /Screeners/Stocks. The table opens on the Summary tab, largest companies first, 25 rows to a page, with a search box for a symbol or company name.
The screener, its filters and its data tabs are free; sign in to filter by one of your watchlists. Members of any Premium plan also see the Avg Daily Stats tab and its filters - the share of up days, the average daily return, its standard deviation and the Sharpe ratio over the last 15, 30 and 90 days - and can save their filters as presets and download the results.
What each tab shows
Every tab starts with Symbol and Price, and most also show % Chg. The tabs add:
| Tab | Columns |
|---|---|
| Summary | Name, Volume, Avg. Volume, Relative Volume, Market Cap, Dividend Yield, P/E Ratio, Moving Avg Indicator, 1 Day Support/Resistance (the price more than one typical daily move above or below the previous close) |
| Price Performance | 2- to 7-day changes; 2-week, 3-month, 6-month, 1-year, year-to-date, 3-year and 5-year total returns |
| Technical | Volume, % Open Jump, % Chg From Open, % from the 52-week low and high, % from the 20-, 50- and 250-day moving averages, 14-day RSI |
| Options | IV30 and its % change, option volume and relative option volume, IV % Rank, 1-day, 20-day and 1-year volatility, a volatility skew indicator |
| Security Info | Sector, industry, stock type, country, shares outstanding, share float |
| Dividends | Dividend yield, 1-year growth and 3-year average growth, P/E, payout ratio, dividend increases and decreases over 3 years |
| Moving Averages | The 20-, 50- and 250-day moving averages, each against the others, and the Moving Avg Indicator |
| VWAP | Today's VWAP with a support and resistance level one standard deviation below and above it, and the price against the VWAP in standard deviations and percent |
| Valuation, Profit and Leverage Ratios, Growth | Company financial ratios, with market cap |
| Avg Daily Stats (Premium) | Share of up days, average daily return, standard deviation and Sharpe ratio over the last 15, 30 and 90 days |
FAQ
- Is the Stock Screener free?
- Yes. The table, the filters and the data tabs are free, and signed-in users can filter by watchlist. Members of any Premium plan also get the Avg Daily Stats tab and its filters, saved presets and the download.
- How current is the data?
- The table is rebuilt about every 3 minutes during the trading day. Until shortly after the 9:30 AM ET open, and on weekends and holidays, it shows the last trading day.
- Does the screener include ETFs?
- Yes. It lists the stocks, ETFs and other listed securities we track; the Stock Type filter keeps one kind. For fund details such as expense ratios, holdings and fund flows, use the ETF Screener.
- What is relative volume?
- Today's volume so far divided by the stock's average daily volume over the last 90 trading days. A relative volume of 2.0 means twice the usual number of shares has traded; in the morning it compares part of a day with a full day.
- Do the returns include dividends?
- The 2-week to 5-year returns do: they add the dividends paid over the period. The 2- to 7-day columns are price changes only.
- Is a stock that passes my filters a buy?
- No. The screener shows which stocks match the numbers you chose, not which ones to buy or sell.
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