TradingView Stock Screener: How to Use It
A practical guide to the TradingView screener: the stock, ETF, bond and crypto screeners, how to add filters, choose columns, save screens, export to CSV and turn results into a watchlist.
TradingView’s screeners
A screener filters thousands of symbols down to the few that match your conditions: price, volume, performance, fundamentals or technical ratings. TradingView has separate screeners for:
| Screener | What it scans |
|---|---|
| Stock | Shares, with a market/region selector |
| ETF | Exchange-traded funds, also by region |
| Bond | Government and corporate bonds |
| Crypto Coins, CEX and DEX | Coins by market cap, and pairs on centralised and decentralised exchanges |
| Pine Screener | Scans using your own Pine Script indicators |
How to open the screener
- Open Products in the top navigation and choose Screeners, then the screener you want. You can also open one from the right-hand toolbar on any page.
- Switch between stock, ETF, crypto and the others with the screener switch menu at the top-left.
Using filters
- Start from a ready-made screen: open the screens menu and choose Open screen… for preset ideas such as top gainers.
- Add a filter: click + on the filter panel or press Shift + F, then pick a filter or type its condition.
- Set the condition: click the filter and choose a preset range or, where available, enter your own values with Manual setup.
- Reset or remove: click the × next to a filter to reset it, or use the reset menu to reset all, remove inactive or remove all filters.
- More room: press Shift + H to hide the filter panel.
Columns, sorting and chart view
Click + at the end of the column headers to add data, or switch between ready-made column sets such as performance or risk. Click a header to sort; right-click it to customise, move or remove the column. The chart view toggle at the top-left shows the results as a grid of mini charts. In settings you can turn on Auto refresh every 10 seconds or every minute.
Save and export your screens
Click the screen’s name to open the screens menu: Save screen, Make a copy, Rename, Create new screen, reopen one of your five recently used screens, or Export screen results as a CSV file.
From screener to watchlist
Results can be sent to a watchlist, where you can chart them, add price alerts and follow the news. If your export is bigger than a watchlist allows, our Watchlist Cleaner splits it into files TradingView will accept, and the watchlist guide covers importing them. Want to build a list from scratch instead? Try the Watchlist Builder.
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