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Guest eqlosh

Guest eqlosh

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What I would really like is a scanner of UK stocks something like Finviz in the US so I can be alerted to stocks that have gapped up or down. Can anyone recommend one? I have search and don't actally think there are any for UK stocks.

 

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Hi 

 

You may be interested in our advanced trading platform we offer called ProRealTime. It appeals to the more technical trader as it is fully customisable as well as having a powerful backtesting and automated trading suite. One of the more popular tools that is available is the screener facility within ProRealTime. You can use this to highlight markets that have met your criteria, and break outs is one of many uses of this. Below are some links that I hope will be of use and it can be accessed through the 'Tools' heading in the platform. 

 

https://www.prorealtime.com/en/help-manual/quick-tour

https://www.prorealtime.com/en/help-manual/run-a-market-scan

 

Also just in case you have not seen we do have a screener that you can use based on fundamental search criteria, such as Market capitalisation or EPS.

 

http://www.ig.com/uk/ig-market-screener

 

I hope that helps!

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