TradingPal
TradingPal is a research and charting platform for momentum swing traders who want strategies they can see, verify, and act on. It finds wedges, trendlines, pennants, and consolidation breakouts across stocks, crypto, and ETFs. Most screeners stop at detection, leaving you to guess which patterns matter. TradingPal pairs every qualifying setup with historical evidence: win rate, expected R, profit factor, maximum drawdown, and sample size. Replay past patterns—including losses—on the chart, use automated trendlines and Fibonacci levels, and plan entries, stops, targets, and risk/reward. Runs in any browser on desktop, tablet, and phone, with dedicated mobile navigation and nothing to install. Free accounts include charting, Auto Lines, the latest pattern on every chart, and the #1 Morning Brief setup. Premium unlocks 100+ ranked scanner setups, complete pattern history, all five Morning Brief picks, and line and breakout alerts. Historical results are not predictions or guarantees.
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NineThirty
NineThirty is an AI-first stock screener and backtester for US equities and ETFs. Describe a setup in plain English and it writes the filter logic across 40+ technical indicators with configurable parameters, 20+ fundamentals from the income statement, cash flow and balance sheet, news filtered by sentiment and impact, and corporate actions including insider trades. Conditions nest with AND and OR so a full setup resolves in one expression on the same bar, and you can define custom candle sizes from minutes upward instead of fixed timeframes. You can then backtest the screen itself rather than only a coded strategy, seeing how often it triggered per stock, the historical win rate, the average return, the best holding period and a trade log with MFE and MAE on every occurrence. This is historical analysis with the usual hindsight limits, not a signal. DrMarket, a multi-agent AI analyst, answers questions on live setups from first-party computed data and links every figure to its source.
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ChartMill
Scanning the stock markets for specific shares that meet a number of parameters can be done both manually or with a stock screener. And yes, the result should be exactly the same. Nevertheless, there are some important differences that make the use of a good screener recommended.
The most obvious reason is the time it takes to scan the stock markets. If you use for example several different technical and fundamental filters, you would have to run them all, individually, to thousands of individual stocks. And of course, manual scanning is more error-sensitive when compared to using a stock screener.
What is more, there is a fairly good chance that - because things are going so slowly - you will settle for candidates who are actually not good enough.
A stock screener such as ChartMill is used to avoid these things. ChartMill is an online Technical and Fundamental Analysis website with sophisticated in-depth scanning, charting and analysis tools.
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Nepse Alpha
Nepse Alpha is a stock analysis and stock research service and software provider. Nepse Alpha provides stock signals, stock screeners, stock research, stock analysis, and more. Nepse Alpha also offers an Android app. Nepse Alpha application is a mobile-friendly version for the website nepsealpha. This application is a free platform for every economic, financial, and stock market-related news, announcement, live technical, fundamental, and quantitative analysis research, and data mining for investors in the Nepalese capital market.
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