You know the routine. You catch a clean setup on the chart. Tight base, volume drying up, ready to go. Then, before you can size in, you actually have to check the thing. Is earnings accelerating? Is the sector leading? What's the catalyst? When's the next report?
So you open one tab for earnings. Another for the history. Another for the macro week. Another for news. Five tabs, every single ticker, before you can decide if the trade's even worth taking. So I built this, honestly just for myself at first: the whole read on one page. Type the ticker, get the answer, make the call. The part that used to eat ten minutes now takes a few seconds.
I'm not here to replace your charts. Keep those. This is the homework you do after the chart says go: just the stuff that actually changes whether I take the trade. It's $16 a month, which felt about right for one tool that does one thing.
Catch the setup on your chart. Breakout, EP, VCP, whatever you run.
Type the ticker here. Earnings, sector rank, catalyst, next report, all on one page.
Make the call in seconds, get back to your chart, and execute.
Doesn't matter whose playbook you run. The read's the same: you want strength. Qullamaggie wants triple-digit earnings growth and a leading sector behind an EP. Minervini stacks earnings and revenue acceleration on a VCP in a stage-2 uptrend. CANSLIM turns it into a checklist. Different words, same question every time: are the fundamentals and the group actually backing this move?
That's what I tried to build into a scan. The read I used to piece together across half a dozen tabs, in one place.
If you run the CANSLIM checklist, here's where each letter lives in a scan:
No. Keep your charts, I do too. This is the homework you run after the chart says go. Earnings, sector, catalyst, macro, all in one place.
That's the whole reason it exists. After an earnings gap I need the surprise, the revenue beat, and whether the group is leading. Right now, not after ten minutes of tab-hopping. That's what a scan gives you.
Nope. I show you the data, you make the call. None of this is advice. It's just the read, faster.
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