PREMIUM Technical Analysis

A.I Technical Screener

We level the playing field for retail investors by making institutional-grade research tools and data available to everyone. Find, validate and time your trades!

Key Features Technical Events Covered

Award-winning insights for your platform

A.I Technical Screener empowers your investing customers of all skill-levels to optimize their trading strategies through a combination of actionable technical analysis, educational guidance and customizable alerts.

On May 24th 2018, A.I Technical Screener was awarded the “Best Specialist Award” at the Technical Analyst Awards.

Concise Support in the moments that Matter.

There’s no need for traders to sift through details before making a decision or placing a trade… A.I Technical Screener does all the heavy crunching required, delivering concise, actionable insight in the moment it’s needed. Using a proprietary weight-of-evidence approach, the “Technical Score” displays the directional outlook of either bullish, bearish or neutral, across short to long timeframes, communicating key directional information at a glance.

Uniquely Transparent & Educational

Each Technical Event® includes educational commentary and other data about the event and its expected impact on price action. Traders can continue to learn about any instrument through “Learn more” and “View Historical Events” buttons. This progressive disclosure of information provides new traders a jumping off point to begin trading and the ability to continue learning at their own pace.

Modern and User Friendly experiences

With its responsive, touch-friendly design, and the ability to bookmark and share trade ideas, traders are able to stay engaged with A.I Technical Screener anytime, anywhere. Furthermore, the concise nature of our alerts and Technical Summary Score add-on are perfect for mobile messaging, keeping traders in the know— even when they’re on the go.

AWARD-WINNING TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Engage, Educate & Empower.

Through a balanced feature set of detailed, proactive analytics, educational guidance and customizable options, A.I Technical Screener empowers traders of all skill levels to take control of their investments.

Education In Context

Traders don't need to remember every pattern to act according. They can hover over any Technical Event to see what it means for that instrument or "Read More" to learn at their own pace.

Simplified Risk Management

Support & Resistance lines are drawn on the chart, making you aware of significant price levels to help with potential entry and exit points and manage risk.

Show your investors that you're innovating...

Through a balanced feature set of detailed real-time data, educational guidance and customizable options, the TC Economic Calendar empowers investors of all skill levels to take control of their investments.

Education In Context

Traders don't need to remember every pattern to act according. They can hover over any Technical Event to see what it means for that instrument or "Read More" to learn at their own pace.

Mobile-ready

Perfect for mobile messaging, keeping traders in the know— even when they’re on the go.

Interactive charts

Want to see a chart in more detail? No problem. Zoom in on any technical event.

Staying updated is easy

Our easy alerts notify you of key changes with an instrument or Technical Events matching your custom screening criteria so you can act timely if needed.

Helping manage risk

Our support & resistance lines are drawn on the chart, making you aware of significant price levels to help with potential entry and exit points and manage risk.

Simplifies Technicals

Our concise technical outlook of Bullish, Bearish or Neutral across three timeframes to deliver analysis in the moment of action.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the 4 trading horizons for?

The 4 tabs provide a summary view plus three different outlooks depending on your trading horizon: ShortTerm (outlook for the next 2 to 6 weeks), Intermediate-Term (outlook for the next 6 to 39 weeks), Long-Term (outlook for the next 9 months to 2 years+). As an investor or trader you should refer to the view that best matches your planned investment period. If you are contemplating investing for over a year, then you should view the situation on the Long-Term tab. You may also use the Short-Term and Intermediate-Term views to decide on timing your entry. For example, the Long-Term view might have several bullish patterns and very little bearish indication, so you might consider the instrument as a bullish opportunity, but in the Short-Term view things are heavily bearish. This situation might lead you to take a note to review this opportunity later – perhaps in a couple weeks – since if the short-term bearish price movement took place then you would be able to take advantage of a lower entry price. Also, it is always a good idea to view all three horizons before making a technically-driven trade. If you see strong bullish indications on the Short-Term view and are ready to place a trade, think twice and view the Intermediate-Term and Long-Term views to see if they support your decision. Having all three aligned is best.

How are the Stops defined

A percentage trailing stop follows the price movement in the profitable direction by an offset percentage. The blueocean Trailing stop analyzes the volatility of recent prices and uses that to set a tight, medium and loose stop offset. Experiment with the tight, medium and loose setting based on your personal trading style.

Some stocks are showing both bullish and bearish Technical Events. What is the answer?

Different indicators and patterns look at a stock in different ways; like talking to different experts. Indicators and oscillators are mathematical formulae and can often generate conflicting signals. Some people examine individual events and then decide what to put their trust in. Some people are looking at differing trading horizons and a stock might be technically bullish in the long term but bearish in the short term. Make your decision with care and a “big-picture” view.

How should I interpret a “failed” Technical Event?

A Technical Event fails when the price movement after the event goes strongly in the opposite direction of the suggested direction. Some technical analysts consider failed patterns to be tradable in the direction of the failure. In general, if a pattern fails you should ignore it when evaluating the technical situation for an instrument.