Create Custom Screens in Chartink

How to Create Custom Screens in Chartink

Step-by-Step: Creating a Custom Screener in Chartink

1. Access the Screener Tool

2. Define Your Filters

  • Click on “Add Filter” to set your screening conditions.
  • Choose from various components:
    • Stock Attributes: e.g., Open, High, Low, Close, Volume.
    • Indicators: e.g., RSI, MACD, Moving Averages.
    • Constants: e.g., specific numerical values.
    • Operations: e.g., arithmetic ( +, -, *, / ) and comparison ( >, <, = ).

For example, to filter stocks where the current close is above the 50-day EMA, set:

You can add multiple filters to refine your scan further.

3. Set Timeframes and Offsets

  • Specify the timeframe for your scan:
    • Intraday: 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, etc.
    • Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
  • Use offsets to reference previous candles. For instance, to compare the current close with the previous day’s close:
    • Current Close: Offset 0
    • Previous Close: Offset 1Chartink

4. Incorporate Custom Indicators (Optional)

  • If you have specific formulas or strategies, you can create custom indicators:

5. Run and Save Your Scan

  • Click on “Run Scan” to execute your screener.
  • Review the list of stocks that meet your criteria.
  • To save your screener for future use:
    • Click on “Save Scan”.
    • Provide a name and description for easy identification.StockManiacs

6. Export Results (Optional)

  • After running your scan, you can export the results:
    • Click on the “Export” button.
    • Choose your preferred format, such as Excel or CSV.StockManiacs

💡 Tips for Effective Screening

  • Combine Multiple Indicators: Enhance your screener’s effectiveness by combining different indicators, such as RSI with Moving Averages.
  • Use Predefined Scans as Templates: Explore Chartink’s Predefined Screeners to find templates that you can customize to fit your strategy.
  • Stay Updated with Real-Time Data: Consider subscribing to Chartink’s premium service for real-time data and alerts, ensuring timely decision-making.

For a visual walkthrough, you might find this tutorial helpful:

Feel free to ask if you need assistance with specific screener setups or strategies!

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