How to Use Finviz a Free Stock Screener (FINVIZ) 2019 Tutorial

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Finviz is a stock screener and trading tool for creating financial visualizations. It is one of several stock research sites used by professional traders to save time. It allows traders and investors to quickly find the stocks they are looking for. Finviz includes a few tools for stock traders to get an overview of what is happening in the stock market.
The tool includes a comprehensive stock screener to find stocks that match certain parameters and a detailed page for each stock. Our Finviz review covers everything you need to know to get started with this popular stock screener. The site offers free access, without the need for registration, so you can get started screening the market right away.
Finviz is useful to both professional traders and investors. Traders use it to find stocks that have a high probability of experiencing greater than normal price moves over the next few days or weeks. Sometimes these are stocks that are in the news, and sometimes they are stocks seeing increased volume or volatility. As a stock screener, Finviz is of most value to stock and equity index traders. While it’s of far more value to traders of individual stocks, those who trade index futures, options and ETFs do find it useful as they can see what is driving index price levels.
Day traders use Finviz to find stocks that other day traders will be focussing on.
Swing traders can use the Finviz app to find stocks that are oversold, or overbought, but trading within a clearly defined channel. Therefore the stock market scanner is ideal to identify new trading ideas.
Momentum traders can find the stocks that have performed best over a predetermined period.
Technical traders can use the stock finder to find stocks that have crossed moving averages or are setting up classical chart patterns. This is especially helpful for beginners to save time during technical analysis.
To help traders get the most out of the stock scanner, this Finviz review includes a section to help traders find the stocks that suit their trading style. Investors use Finviz to find stocks that conform to certain fundamental characteristics. Investors can also use the site to combine technical and fundamental criteria, or to time their entries and exits using price action. The Finviz stock market scanner is suitable for various types of investors.
Value investors can identify value stocks using price to earnings ratios, price to book ratios, and other similar valuation measures. That way value investors can easily find undervalued stocks.
Growth investors can use the stock market scanner to find stocks with high earning growth rates, or stocks that have been upgraded by analysts recently.
Momentum investors can use price performance to identify stocks with momentum, and then filter by quality, earnings growth or value. This can be helpful for investors to find new trading ideas.
Penny stocks investors that focus on small companies can use Finviz as a penny stock screener by filtering by market cap. They can use the stock market scanner to find the best penny stocks on the market.
Dividend investors can find stocks with high dividend yields, and then filter a list further to weed out low quality stocks. This is ideal for investors who are looking to build a portfolio for passive income.
Different types of investors can use the Finviz stock market scanner to find stocks that match their investment strategy. Later in this Finviz review we will cover some of the criteria investors might use to find stocks to invest in.
Finviz is primarily used to scan the market for stocks that meet a set of parameters. However, there are several other features that are usefull to traders and investors. These features are accessed from the menu that runs across the top of the home page. Two very useful features that we’ll cover in our Finviz review are Heat Maps and Groups.
Heat Maps which can be configured by performance, valuation, and other metrics, are intuitive tools to quickly get an overview of what’s happening in the market. Stocks are divided by sector, and the block sizes represent the market value of each stock. The colours of each stock will reflect the metric that has been specified. A useful feature for traders, who can use a heat map to identify stocks with the highest volume relative to their normal trading volumes.
To find a list of stocks with the characteristics you are looking for, you go through the three sections and set the Finviz screener settings to match your parameters. In this Finviz review we’re now going to walk through an example of how to use the stock screener. This is just an example and doesn’t represent any particular trading or investment strategy. On the first page, which includes descriptive metrics, we select only stocks that:

[CarterFarr]

How to Use Finviz a Free Stock Screener (FINVIZ) 2019 Tutorial
Any questions let me know!!

[William_sJazzLoft]

Con - glom - ur - ate 😂 thanks for a decent ( and i might add highly entertaining ) expose on finviz. The portions explaining the screener and sectors were particularly helpful. It does seem like you actually say a good deal more in your description than in the video presentation. No matter though. Good information is good information. What a way to start a Monday and a trading week! 😎 Thanks again.

[Rheindie]

So this app isn't for dummies, got it! I'll see my way out.

[mannylewis]

I'm currently in training for Swing Trading. Thanks for the tutorial!

[rock-]

Is there a tool where you can see snapshots of past each day's stock chart?

[mphophuti]

Informative man 🔥🇿🇦🔥🇿🇦 how good is the upgraded version for forex??

[georgefenwick]

Great video. What does the red and green percentages down by the news mean?

[EchosDream]

using google chrome with ad blocker, no ads for me!

[robbie]

Thanks to TikTok I never knew about this

[lifeinthemoment]

Great instructional video. Very informative, and helpful, gives me some hope that I can do it. thank you. Thumbs up. :)

[ElRipper]

Con glom u rate or con - glomerat soft 'a'

[joeverna]

i suggest getting rid of the lights behind you.

[NuggyPoundy]

bro do u know of any line drawers that l can use to help me with my trendlines? where l can draw them on my charts?

[prabaut]

Keep it coming Carter, doing a good job. What is your insite on the new IPO for Beyond Meet, for all the vegan lovers. (like your better half)

[sinfuldavy]

I would have signed up if you knew how to pronounce conglomerates

[prabaut]

It kind of sounds like something you drink!!!!FINVIZ a new drink that will tickle your nose.

[vastomers]

When you kept calling it FINDEZ I lost interest. This stands for financial visualization. Pronunciation is important.
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[malamute]

You talk way too fast. In addition slow down cursor movement. AND, tell us the very specific things you do that’s worked for you. Don’t speak in generalities! Make it like cookbook recipe. Later you can add other recipes that worked. But KEEP IT SIMPLE. Like you’re teaching 8th graders!