> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tickertrends.io/tickertrends/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tickertrends.io/tickertrends/documentation-v2/more-tools/stock-screener.md).

# Stock Screener

The Discover section showcases an Alternative Data, as well as a Financial Data section, and is designed to help users easily filter on features they want to see. The section displays both a Ticker Fundamental & Alternative Data section for a vast corpus of available tickers. 

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By default, the Alternative Data section includes "**Social Arb 1M%**", "**Social Arb 1Y%**", "**Whisper 1M%**" and "**Whisper 1Y%**". The Financial Data section displays "**Sector**", "**Price**", "**Price 1Y%**", and "**Market Cap**". When the Discover tab loads, users will automatically see tickers ranked by highest 1Y% increase in the Social Arb Trend, which is TickerTrends' Proprietary calculated trends. Please navigate to "**Section 2: Analyze**" and click on "**Proprietary Trend Values**" to understand more about what goes into the shown calculations.&#x20;

US tickers are shown by default, but users can navigate to the top right dropdown menu shown

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to change to International stocks or all stocks both US and International.&#x20;

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Users can also type in a keyword and see the most similar companies at a glance! Here, "***shoes***" narrowed the scope of companies ***from over 2000*** pages to ***just 4***, with all the companies shown relating to shoes in some way. This makes the Discover section is a truly powerful tool because users can instantly compare and contrast companies by sector, and discover new stock ideas to research further.&#x20;

The "**Fields**" section has a dropdown that appears with various options able to be checked or unchecked. Here we added a few fields to the Financial Data section, while unchecking some options in the Alternative Data section. Notice how even though default options are shown on each, we can add or subtract any number from the shown fields and the tables will adjust automatically.&#x20;

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Clicking the "**Filter**" option on the top right will show the following:

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Users have to ability to further sort and narrow down the tickers shown based on checking or unchecking the criteria. This can limit the scope of the universe of tickers shown and really help in pinpointing exactly the type of stock a user is shown. Some fields users can filter by are shown above and include Stock Price, Price Change over various time intervals, Sectors, Market Cap, and other financial information about companies.&#x20;

The "**Filter by Earnings Date Range**" lets users focus on finding stocks with earnings coming up soon (within the next month) by selecting a date range.&#x20;

Switching "**All Tickers**" to "**Your Tickers**" changes the results of the Discover tab entirely.&#x20;

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By default, "**All Tickers**" shows the whole corpus of all stocks in the investable universe. Whereas, "**Your Tickers**", will only show users tickers they have added to their watchlist. Please navigate to "**Section 2: Analyze**" on the "**Add Stocks to Watchlist**" tab later on to learn how to add stocks to your active TickerTrends' watchlist, and how to switch between watchlists more generally.&#x20;

If you click on a column on either Alternative Data or Financial Data, it sorts all the current shown tickers by that attribute. Below we show the best performing shoe stocks in the last 1Y and easily see that to discover trades.&#x20;

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The "**Switch Layout**" option lets users view all of these tickers in table format as opposed to widget rectangles.&#x20;

Overall, the Discover tab is meant to be used for idea generation, providing users with a list of potential tickers to further research in our "Analyze" tab.&#x20;


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