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OmniScreener
Ask the market a question, in plain EnglishResearch only — this tool does not place trades or give investment advice.
Describe a screen in your own words — no filter syntax needed.
OmniScreener is a stock screener you talk to instead of configuring. Most screeners ask you to master a query language or click through nested dropdown menus before you can run a basic search. OmniScreener skips that — you describe what you're looking for in plain English, and it translates that into a real screen against live US market data.
Under the hood, it's not a fixed set of pre-built filters with a search box bolted on. Every question is parsed fresh, matched against real fundamental and technical data, and turned into an actual ranked list of matching stocks — or, for a single named company, a full breakdown covering valuation, technicals, upcoming catalysts, and risk factors.
No need to know what "market_capitalization > 300000000" means. Just describe the kind of stock you're after — by sector, by valuation, by technical setup, or by a specific company name.
Every result reflects actual current market data — price, market cap, sector, and whatever else your question called for (P/E, RSI, moving averages, upcoming earnings dates) — not a cached or simulated example.
Ask about one company by name or ticker and get a structured breakdown: a two-line quick take, then a fuller look at valuation, technical picture, upcoming catalysts, and risk factors — all descriptive, never a buy/sell recommendation.
A few real categories of questions OmniScreener can answer directly:
Short, practical explainers on screening concepts and how to use them.
A stock screener is a tool that searches the whole market for stocks matching specific criteria — market cap, valuation, technical indicators, sector, and so on — instead of you checking companies one at a time. Most screeners require you to set filters through forms or a query syntax; OmniScreener takes the criteria as a plain-English question instead.
Yes. There's no account, no paywall, and no query limit beyond normal fair use.
No. OmniScreener presents market data and plain-English summaries of that data for research purposes only. It never gives a buy, sell, or hold recommendation, and nothing it returns should be treated as investment advice. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
Current and historical US market data — pricing, fundamentals, technical indicators, and corporate events like earnings dates — sourced from a licensed market data provider. Data may be delayed and is provided for informational purposes only.
Not yet — OmniScreener currently covers US-listed stocks only.