Pattern screener
Nightly scan of every S&P 500 daily chart — doubles, triples, H&S, wedges, flags, triangles — with confirmation columns and chart overlays.
Membership
Free covers the briefings and any single company. Premium opens fundamentals, indicators, drawdown, score, and research filters across a whole list.
Free
$0
Premium
$99/ year
About $8.25 a month, billed once a year.
Nightly scan of every S&P 500 daily chart — doubles, triples, H&S, wedges, flags, triangles — with confirmation columns and chart overlays.
Filter a list by market cap, P/E, dividend, how far a name sits from its high, score, or signal. Price, change, volume, sector, and the show stay on the free screener.
The Fundamentals tab on your watchlist and the stocks list loads margins, growth, valuation, and the rest of the profile columns for every row.
Indicators, drawdown, and score each have their own tab, so you can compare EMAs, returns, and the score rules down a list without opening names one by one.
Podcast episodes, the newsletter, quotes, the earnings calendar, and each company page stay free. Premium is for working a list.
Yes. Open Manage subscription from your account menu. You can cancel, switch monthly and annual, update your card, or download invoices. Premium stays on through the end of the period you already paid.
Quotes on the stocks list are about 15 minutes behind. Premium does not turn those into live prices.
No. Scores and signals are education tools for reading a list. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell.
The pattern screener (nightly chart-pattern scan across the S&P 500), fundamentals, indicators, drawdown, and score on the stocks list and your watchlist, plus screener filters for market cap, valuation, dividends, distance from the high, score, and signal. A single company page and basic charts stay free.
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