Trading workflow hub

Turn scanner features into a repeatable workflow.

The useful unit is not a filter by itself. It is the sequence from market universe → scan condition → watchlist → validation → decision.

Discovery workflows

Find stocks to day trade

Build a repeatable funnel instead of manually browsing random movers.

Workflow →

Premarket scanner setup

Separate gap context, premarket volume, and regular-session RVOL.

Premarket setup →

Relative volume

Understand what RVOL compares and why time-of-day context matters.

RVOL guide →

Unusual volume

Use volume as a participation clue, not a standalone trading signal.

Unusual-volume guide →

Event workflows

Opening-range and high-of-day scans are event-driven: the useful moment is when price crosses a defined boundary under your chosen conditions. These are different from continuously ranked lists, which are better suited to “show me the strongest matching symbols now.”

Opening range breakout scanner → · High-of-day momentum scanner →

Validation workflows

Paper trading and backtesting answer different questions. Backtesting asks how a rule set behaved over historical data and assumptions. Paper trading asks how the live workflow behaves now—including alert frequency, decision speed, and your ability to execute the process consistently. Neither proves future profitability.

Paper trading guide → · Backtesting guide →

Sources & verification

Product facts on this page were checked September 9, 2026. Pricing, promotions, and capabilities can change.