Best Swing Trading Screener

Day-trading scanners are built for speed on a handful of intraday criteria. A swing-trading screener needs a different toolkit: relative strength versus the market so you can rank candidates by leadership, not just raw price change; multi-timeframe trend filters (daily, weekly, monthly) since swing setups develop over days to weeks; and sector or theme context so you're not fighting the tape.

Just as important is how you review the results. A screener that only outputs a spreadsheet forces you to open every ticker's chart separately. One that renders matches as mini-charts across your chosen timeframe lets you visually scan dozens of setups in the time it takes to review a handful in table form.

TradersLab's screener is built around that workflow: stack relative strength, trend, sector, theme and market-cap filters, then view every match as a mini-chart or in a data table. A running results counter tells you instantly whether a scan is too broad or too tight, and matches send straight to a watchlist or export to CSV.

Save a working configuration to My Screens so it re-runs every morning without rebuilding it, or start from the community and curated screen libraries instead of building filters from scratch.

If you already know the style of setup you want but not which filters produce it, Screener Assist builds the screen from a plain-English description — a named style like Minervini, Qullamaggie or CANSLIM, or a description like "liquid momentum leaders within 25% of their highs." It explains its filter choices and assumptions before you run it, so nothing applies without review.