The screener browses a curated universe with price, change, session-range position, volume and turnover columns — turnover being the only figure comparable across instruments. Crypto rows are live at once from a single keyless call; metered rows fill in as the quote budget allows, and the budget is visible.
The columns
Every column sorts. Turnover — price times volume — is singled out because raw share or contract volume cannot be compared between instruments: a million shares of a five-dollar stock and a million of a five-hundred-dollar stock are entirely different events.
Rows without a quote yet sink rather than floating with a stale number formatted to look fresh.
Two very different supplies
The entire crypto market arrives from one keyless statistics call, so those rows are live immediately.
Equity and forex quotes are metered and fill in progressively against a per-minute budget, part of which is held back so that browsing the screener can never starve an actual analysis of its data.
Row actions
Any row can be analyzed, added to the watchlist, or given an alert, using the same alert sheet the watchlist uses.
Frequently asked
- Why do some screener rows show no quote yet?
- Stock and forex quotes are metered vendor data filling in against a per-minute budget, part of which is reserved for analyses. Unquoted rows sink rather than displaying a stale price formatted to look current.
Updated Sep 1, 2026