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Educational stock tools for US markets
ScanPro is a stock scanner, an alert feed and a trading academy in one: it checks US stocks for the conditions and chart setups you choose, lists them as they appear, and explains what each one means.
A scan is one line
RSI14 < 30 AND EMA50 > EMA200: Stocks whose 14-day RSI is below 30 while the 50-day exponential average is still above the 200-day: stretched down, inside a longer uptrend.
Or start from a named setup
Pick the one that sounds like you. Everything else is a click away once you're in.
I'm learning
Short lessons from the basics upward, with quizzes and review cards made from the questions you miss.
Browse the coursesI research stocks
A year of prices, performance, valuation, earnings, dividends and news for each company, free to read.
See one: AppleThree things worth knowing before you use any of it.
A scan match or an alert records that a pattern appeared on a chart. Chart patterns and indicator signals have not shown a reliable edge once trading costs are counted, so use them to find and study stocks, not as buy or sell calls.
Market data may be delayed, and an alert arrives after the bar it describes. Check a current quote with your broker before relying on any price you see here.
Paper trading and the bots run on simulated money. Their results are practice, not a track record, and nothing here places a real trade.
Tools for finding, watching and studying US stocks, and for practising without real money.
Choose from 72 named conditions and 26 chart-setup detectors, or write a rule of your own as a formula. Run it across an index or a list and see which stocks match on the latest data.
Through the trading day the same conditions and setups are checked across the 5,000 or so most-traded US stocks, and each one is listed as it appears. Market data may be delayed, so alerts arrive after the move.
An interactive chart with indicator overlays and pattern markers, next to the company's technicals, valuation, earnings, dividends and news.
See one: AppleMarket wraps and stock spotlights, free to read.
Lessons are free to read. Quizzes and progress tracking come with an account.
A year of prices, performance, valuation, earnings, dividends and news for each company, free to read.
Insights, lessons and stock pages are open to everyone. A free account adds the scanner, alerts and notifications, watchlists, Academy quizzes and progress, and paper trading and bots on simulated money.
ScanPro is an educational tool, not investment advice. Scans, setups and alerts describe what prices did; they are not forecasts or recommendations. Market data may be delayed. Paper trading and bots use simulated money.
A match means the pattern is on the chart now. It is not a forecast.
I trade actively
Run conditions and chart setups across US stocks and follow alerts as they appear. Needs a free account.
Create a free accountBrowse index and most-active lists, and follow interest rates, inflation, jobs and risk appetite from official US economic data.
Screen companies on valuation, income and size, starting from presets you can adjust. A low ratio is a question to look into, not a verdict.
Practise with $100,000 of simulated cash: place orders from any stock page, track positions and dividends, and review every closed trade.
Watch rule-based bots trade the same signals with the same starting money, follow one to copy its trades into your paper account, or build your own.
Keep lists of the stocks you follow, and get a push notification on your phone or computer when a condition or setup appears on one of them.
Courses and short lessons from the basics upward, with quizzes to check what stuck and review cards made from the questions you missed.
Browse the coursesAn assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) can scan for setups, read the alert feed and look up a stock in the middle of a conversation. It is read-only: it can never place a trade or change your account.
The plumbing of actual trading: order types, sessions, spreads, liquidity, volume, float, short interest, and corporate events like IPOs and splits.
11 lessons · about 44 min