The TradingMarkets.com Stock Scanner allows you to scan the TradingMarkets.com stock database using your own criteria. The database consists of approximately 4,500 NYSE, Nasdaq and AMEX stocks over $10.00 per share. The data is closing data as of the end of each trading day and is updated by 7:00 p.m. EST.

You can also obtain data for a single stock by entering a symbol in the company/symbol scan below the stock scanner. You can select values for as few or as many of the criteria you desire. To ignore a criteria (or accept all possible values for that criteria), leave the value range at "All" or leave the entry fields blank. After you enter the desired values, you can have the results displayed according to your preferences by using the "Sort By" fields next to the "Start Search" button. As an example, to sort according RS rank, select RS in the "Sort By" field and "Desc" for descending order.

Sub-Sector: Select all or one sub-sector from our database.

Closing Price: Enter a low price and a high price or leave blank for all prices (20 and 25, as an example for stocks with a price between $20 and $25). Do not use "$" signs.

CHG (Price Change): Enter a Price Change range changes (0 and 100, as an example for stocks that increased) or leave blank for all price. Do not use "$" signs.

50 DAV (50 Day Average Volume): Enter a range (00's omitted) for 50 day average volume levels (0 and 1500, as an example for stocks with volume less than 150,000 shares)or leave blank for all volume levels.

% of AV (Percentage of Average Volume): Percentage of Average Volume is the volume during the last trading day as a percentage of the 50 Day Average Volume. Enter a range of percentage of average volume (150 and 200, as an example for stocks with volume of 150% to 200% of the 50 DAV) or leave blank to accept all values. Do not use "%" signs or decimals.

ADX (Average Directional Movement Index): Enter an ADX (strength of a trend) range (40 and 60, as an example) or leave blank for all values of ADX. For more on ADX, read Capturing Trends With The ADX.

DMI (Directional Movement Indicator): Select "All", "Up" or "Down" for DMI or the direction of the trend. Fore more on DMI, read Capturing Trends With The ADX.

RS (12), RS (6) and RS (3): Enter a range of values for 12 month, 6 month and 3 month calculations of relative strength (95 and 99, as an example for the strongest performing stocks) or leave blank for all values. To use 12 month relative strength only simply enter a range for the RS (12) and leave the RS (6) and RS (3) blank. For more on relative strength see Mark Boucher's Short Term Trading Course.

Closing Price Comparison To Moving Averages: You can specify a search for stocks whose latest closing price was greater than or less than their 20 day, 50 day and/or 200 day moving averages.

Sort By: You can determine how the results are displayed by selecting the criteria that the data should be sorted by. As an example, sort by the highest RS rank in descending order by selecting "RS" and "Desc".