[ctvas]

As you all know there are thousands of stocks. I'm having a difficult time screening correctly. I want to screen stocks that declined, and view them until they create a buy signal. Even if I take that approach there's still hundreds to choose from. What software do you use to screen stocks? I would like to screen technical analysis. I'm using think or swim, and its extremely difficult to screen..

[Tams]

msn money has a pretty good screener... it is free
you have to use internet explorer to get the advanced functions

Research stocks, quotes, charts, news, stock ratings, company report, stock screener - MSN Money

[uexkuell]

Probably the most sophisticated site:

FINVIZ.com - Stock Screener

Enjoy.

[William N]

I use google.com/finance -> screener.
Overall, it's very fast and has lots of criteria to choose.

[robertm]

Originally Posted by ctvas »

As you all know there are thousands of stocks. I'm having a difficult time screening correctly. I want to screen stocks that declined, and view them until they create a buy signal. Even if I take that approach there's still hundreds to choose from. What software do you use to screen stocks? I would like to screen technical analysis. I'm using think or swim, and its extremely difficult to screen..

Check out Amibroker. It's cheap, and good data is cheap as well these days. Easy to code also & has a very clean chart display.

Stock, Futures and FOREX End of Day Data in MetaStock Data and ASCII Data formats has a good data product with a 30 day demo, check out the "custom folders" as it automatically creates sub folders for you of sectors, S&P etc & keeps them up to date automatically. They have some Amibroker add on for organising sector groups etc, and their service is always awesome