A stock screener that starts from your thesis.
Most screeners hand you back either 400 names or 4. Tradune lets you layer factors across price, valuation, growth, quality and technicals so the output is a shortlist you can actually read — ideas that fit what you were hunting for.
One filter finds traps
Screen on "low P/E" alone and you find as many dying businesses as bargains — cheap is often cheap for a reason. A good screen layers factors so they check each other: valuation against growth, growth against quality, quality against price action. That is where a multi-factor screener earns its keep.
Compose filters across seven dimensions
Combine price and market cap, valuation (P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA, free-cash-flow yield), growth (revenue and earnings), quality (margins, return on equity, debt), technicals (price vs. moving averages, distance from highs), analyst consensus (ratings and analyst count) and insider activity (SEC Form 4 open-market buying and selling). Each filter you add disqualifies a specific way the others could fool you.
Sort by anything, save your screens
Rank the results by any metric to see which names lead on the factor you care most about. Save a screen you like and it’s one click to re-run next week — your thesis, reusable.
A shortlist, not an answer
The screener’s job is to hand you 10–30 names worth researching, not to pick a winner. Everything it knows is a number in a database — the real work starts after the list. It saves you from reading about the other 4,990 companies; that is the entire value, and it is a lot.
AND/OR logic, market-cap tiers, and screens you can share
The screener is a generic filter builder: combine conditions with AND and OR over a server-side registry of metrics, narrow by market-cap tier (Mega, Large, Mid, Small), and save, apply or delete presets. Filtering, sorting and pagination run on the server across a growing universe of US stocks — built from the Dow 30, S&P 100, Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500, with S&P MidCap 400 and SmallCap 600 names rolling in over time. Every row carries the Tradune Grade, and any result can be added straight to a watchlist. Share a screen as a link (the filters are encoded in the URL), download the results as CSV, or export a PNG share card.
What you get
- Multi-factor filters: price, valuation, growth, quality, technicals, analyst consensus, insider metrics
- Sort results by any metric
- Save and re-run your screens
- AND/OR filter builder with market-cap tiers (Mega, Large, Mid, Small)
- Tradune Grade on every row, with one-click add to watchlist
- Server-side filter, sort and pagination across the whole universe, not just the visible page
- Shareable screen links, CSV download and PNG share-card export
- Built to produce a readable shortlist, not a phone book
Frequently asked
Is the stock screener free?
Yes — Everything is free for everyone right now — no card, no trial clock, nothing to buy. Paid plans aren’t live yet; when they arrive the Free plan stays free, and we’ll email everyone with a Tradune account or on the product-updates list before anything becomes paid.
What can I screen on?
Price and technicals, valuation ratios (P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA, free-cash-flow yield), growth (revenue and earnings), quality (margins, return on equity, debt levels), analyst consensus (ratings and analyst count) and insider activity (SEC Form 4 buying and selling). You compose them into a single screen with AND/OR logic and a market-cap tier.
Does the screener tell me what to buy?
No. It surfaces names that match the description you built — a research shortlist. What to do with those names is your call; Tradune shows information, not recommendations.
Where does the data come from?
Fundamentals and market data come via third-party providers; insider activity comes from public SEC EDGAR filings. Tradune shows the information; it does not resell raw feeds.
Which stocks does the screener cover?
A growing universe of US stocks built from the Dow 30, S&P 100, Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500, with S&P MidCap 400 and SmallCap 600 names rolling in over time. Filtering and sorting run on the server across that whole set, not just the page you are looking at.
Can I share a screen with someone?
Yes. A screen can be shared as a link — the filters are encoded in the URL — and the results can be downloaded as CSV or exported as a PNG share card.
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