Every stock receives a composite score built from RSI momentum, pattern detections (VCP, Inside Bar, TTM Squeeze, Bull Flag), volume, and Bollinger Band position. The score maps to one of four signals: HIGH CONVICTION, BULLISH, WATCHLIST, or NO SIGNAL.

The chip row below the controls filters the results table to show only stocks matching that signal. Click ALL SIGNALS to reset. Only one chip can be active at a time. The count in the stats bar updates live.

Click the gear icon at the right of the chip row to open the Weights modal. Drag sliders or type values to control how much each indicator contributes to the score. Higher weight = more influence on the final signal.

Separate weight controls for Daily, Weekly, and Monthly RSI momentum. Increase weekly/monthly weights to favour longer-term momentum alignment over short-term noise.

Individual weights for Inside Bar, TTM Squeeze, VCP, and Bull Flag across each timeframe (D/W/M). Zero out any pattern you don't trade. Click ▶ APPLY & RESCORE to recalculate all signals instantly.

Click RESTORE DEFAULTS in the weights modal to reset all sliders to their factory values. Useful if you want to compare your custom setup against the baseline scoring system.

Type one or more tickers in Search Tickers (comma-separated) to instantly filter the table. Use the Sector dropdown to restrict results to a single GICS sector. Both filters stack.

Toggle on the D / W / M switches and enter a min–max range (0–100) to keep only stocks whose RSI falls within your target zone on that timeframe. Enable all three to require RSI alignment across all timeframes.

Filters on the spread between RSI and its SMA (range: −100 to +100). A positive value means RSI is above its moving average (bullish momentum). Toggle D/W/M independently.

Set a min/max price range to exclude penny stocks or high-priced names. Set a volume ratio min (e.g. 1.5 = 150% of average) to require elevated volume. Price and volume filters apply independently.

Toggle D/W/M gap detection and select Any, Gap Up, or Gap Down. A gap is detected when the open is significantly above/below the prior close on that timeframe's candle.

Toggle Inside Bars, TTM Squeeze, VCP, and Bull Flag per timeframe. Only stocks where that specific pattern is currently active will be shown. Multiple patterns stack as AND conditions.

Every active filter appears as a blue tag below the filter bar. Click the ✕ on any tag to remove just that filter, or click ✕ CLEAR to reset all results filters at once.

Click any row in the results table to open the Detail Panel on the right. It slides in without leaving the page. Click anywhere outside the panel, or the ✕ button, to close it.

The top of the panel shows a price + volume mini chart for the stock. Click the chart to open the full Pattern Chart modal for a larger view with log/linear toggle and copy-to-clipboard.

Shows key stats: RSI (D/W/M), RSI vs SMA delta, volume ratio, price change, market cap, beta, and more. Green values are bullish, red bearish, relative to typical thresholds.

The Signal Breakdown section lists every active pattern and indicator contributing to the stock's score. Click any clickable row (marked with ► on hover) to open its pattern chart directly.

Click the share icon in the signal breakdown header to copy a formatted text summary of the stock's signals to your clipboard — ready to paste into Slack, notes, or a trade journal.

The bottom of the panel provides quick links to TradingView, Finviz, SEC filings, and other research sources for the ticker — opens in a new tab.

Click any column header to sort by that column. Click again to reverse the sort direction. The active sort column is highlighted in green. Default sort is by composite score (highest first).

Click the COLUMNS button at the top-right of the table to show/hide individual columns. Toggle checkboxes for RSI (D/W/M), RSI vs SMA, Inside Bar, TTM Squeeze, VCP, Bull Flag, and Gap columns.

RSI values are shown with a colour-coded bar underneath. Green = bullish territory (above 50), red = bearish, yellow = neutral. The fill length reflects the RSI value on a 0–100 scale.

Pattern columns (IB, TTM, VCP, FLAG, GAP) show coloured signal badges when a pattern is active. A dash (–) means no pattern detected on that timeframe. D = Daily, W = Weekly, M = Monthly.

The stats bar above the table shows total stocks loaded, how many are currently visible after filters, count of High + Bullish signals, and the timestamp of the last data fetch.

The footer shows the count of displayed rows vs total results. Useful to confirm your filters are working as expected — if you see 0 rows, try relaxing a filter.

Evaluated independently on Daily, Weekly, and Monthly timeframes.

RSI < 30 → full +weight (oversold, bullish)
RSI 30–40 → half +weight
RSI 40–60 → 0 points (neutral zone)
RSI 60–70 → half −weight
RSI > 70 → full −weight (overbought, bearish)

Triggered when the most recent candle's entire range (high and low) is contained within the previous candle's range — a classic compression signal.

Direction is set by the mother bar (the containing bar): if the mother bar closed higher than it opened → Bull IB (+weight); if it closed lower → Bear IB (−weight).

Higher weights are assigned to longer timeframes since a monthly IB represents more significant compression.

Based on Bollinger Bands sitting inside Keltner Channels — a sign that volatility has compressed.

Squeeze ON (building): BB inside KC for ≥2 bars → small +build weight added (bullish coiling).

Squeeze FIRE ▲: BB just broke outside KC with bullish momentum histogram → full +fire weight.

Squeeze FIRE ▼: broke out with bearish histogram → full −fire weight.

Looks for a series of progressively narrowing price ranges with declining volume over ~60 bars — the Mark Minervini pattern.

Requires: ≥2 price contractions of at least 15% per segment, volume declining across segments, and overall volume contraction >15% vs. the opening segment.

VCP is always bullish when detected — adds its full weight to the score.

A two-part pattern: a sharp pole move (≥7% in 5–15 bars with elevated volume) followed by an orderly flag consolidation (5–20 bars, ≤55% retracement of the pole, declining volume).

Bull Flag: pole is a rally, flag drifts lower → +weight.
Bear Flag: pole is a selloff, flag drifts higher → −weight.

The flag must end within the last 3 bars to be considered active.

Price is compared to four MAs on each timeframe (SMA 50, SMA 200, EMA 8, EMA 21). Each MA where price > MA adds a small +weight (default 0.3) to the score.

This means a stock trading above all 12 MAs across D/W/M earns up to +3.6 points from MA positioning alone — a meaningful structural bonus for strongly trending stocks.

A true price gap requires the current candle's full range to not overlap at all with the prior candle (gap up: current low > prior high; gap down: current high < prior low), with a minimum gap of ≥1%.

Gaps are shown in the detail panel and table but do not currently contribute to the composite score — they are informational only.

Detects divergence between price pivots and RSI pivots across Daily, Weekly, and Monthly timeframes.

Regular Bullish: price makes a lower low, RSI makes a higher low → bullish reversal signal.
Hidden Bullish: price makes a higher low, RSI makes a lower low → bullish continuation.
Regular Bearish: price makes a higher high, RSI makes a lower high → bearish reversal.
Hidden Bearish: price makes a lower high, RSI makes a higher high → bearish continuation.

Hidden divergences are weighted at 50% of Regular divergences. The RSI DIV column shows the most recent (lowest timeframe) active divergence. Lookback parameters are configurable in the ⚙ gear modal under Signal Parameters.