ChartMill tools allow you to quickly find and evaluate stocks which meet your criteria.
Configure the information you want to see, see many charts on the same page, organize them in watchlists and manage your risk with our position sizing tool.
A wide range of technical filters help you to quickly find breakout or pullback setups.
Relative Strength, Performance, Moving Averages or ChartMill Ratings help you to find the strongest stocks, while you can use the ChartMill Setup Rating, Support and Resistance or Chart Patterns to detect consolidations.
Seeing the results as charts allow you to scan many charts in a short period of time.
Finding narrow trading ranges with ChartMill Channels
Some general pointers on trading, setups, position sizing and money management.
Weinstein’s phase model superposed with a quantified system dynamics model
A Chartmill Channel is a horizontal channel wherein prices move sideways
An in depth reading on ChartMill Channels
Finding Breakout Setups for Swing Trading using the ChartMill Screening Filters.
Explore the fundamentals of breakout trading in this informative article. Understand what breakout trading is, how to spot potential breakouts, and the key factors that make this strategy popular among traders.
Find consolidations based on the Bollinger Band Squeeze criteria by using the Keltner Channels
Momentum Squeeze Plays find consolidations after a strong move up, using the Bollinger Bands.
Bollinger Bands® is a dynamic indicator designed to measure volatility. It consists of three lines. A middle, upper, and lower band. The middle band is a simple moving average (SMA), set at 20 periods by default. The outer lines are standard deviations, representing the degree of price dispersion around that middle band.
Tsunami Setups or Squeeze Play Setups can lead to great breakouts
View the technical health and setup quality of any stock with these ChartMill ratings.
The Technical Breakout Setups screen finds consolidations in strong stocks in the market
Learn when to enter a breakout trade in 4 different ways, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Whether you're buying before, during, or after the breakout or waiting for a retest, identifying key levels and monitoring momentum are essential.
Discover how to screen for breakout stocks or stock that are on the verge of doing so. Take advantage of specific price and volume filters and very sophisticated fully automated support and resistance recognition by ChartMill.
The opening range is formed between the highest and lowest price, immediately at market opening, up to a maximum of one hour after the opening. The opening range breakout strategy involves entering a long or short position as soon as the price breaks the initial opening range up or down.
This Bull Flag Trading guide explains how to take advantage of the pattern, both as a swing and day trader.
Discover the High Tight Flag pattern – one of the most powerful breakout setups in technical analysis. Learn how to identify, trade, and maximize gains from this rare but explosive chart pattern.
Discover the bull flag chart pattern—a continuation pattern signaling strong uptrends. Learn how to identify and trade this setup with practical examples and expert tips.
Weinstein stage analysis in the ChartMill charts and screener
Mansfield Relative Strength as used by Stan Weinstein
The Stock Screener supports different support and resistance trading strategies. Some examples are listed in this article.
There is no one best support and resistance indicator, but combining several technical indicators provides more confidence. Moving averages, Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci retracements, and pivot points can serve as dynamic support and resistance zones. Relative Strength Index (RSI) can be used as a confirmation signal.
Learn how to find support and resistance levels using technical analysis tools, such as horizontal and diagonal trend lines, moving averages, and Fibonacci retracements.
Learn how to find horizontal bases after a strong uptrend by using ChartMill Channels
Consolidated Support and Resistance combine support and resistance from several indicators and time frames
An ascending triangle is a bullish continuation chart pattern that forms when there is a strong upward trend in the price of an asset. It is characterized by a series of higher lows and a horizontal resistance area.
Based on one of the setups used by Swedish swing trader Kristjan Kullamägi, this continuation breakout screen looks for stocks that have risen sharply over a relatively short period, followed by an orderly pullback and consolation.
The qullamaggie episodic pivot setup is a highly effective strategy for identifying stocks with significant upward momentum following a major catalyst.
Discover the best indicators for swing trading. Enhance your setups, maximize profits, and seize opportunities with effective strategies. Elevate your trading game today!
This comprehensive guide is an extension of our basic "what is swing trading" article and contains a lot of valuable information and insights for beginning swing traders, specifically designed to: - teach you the basic principles and conditions which are typical of this type of trading, - quickly get you started with this trading strategy, - recognize expensive beginner's mistakes early on and know how to avoid them!
In this article, we highlight some decent swing trading risk management practices to minimize your risk, so that your trading capital enjoys maximum protection.
Swing trading is an active trading strategy where positions are held for one to several days or weeks. The trader tries to anticipate, and profit from, a future price trend. It is used by traders in various financial markets, including stocks, forex, and commodities.
The Best Moving Averages for Swing Trading. Learn how to combine short-term and long-term MAs for successful trades in this comprehensive guide.