Tutorials

Clay provides an in-depth walkthrough Scanz and shares tips for maximizing the power of the platform.

Jeff Williams explains how he uses the Scanz platform to discover penny stock trading opportunities that are ideal for users trying to grow small accounts.

Learn how Nathan Michaud uses Scanz to catch momentum breakouts in real-time every day.

Tried and true watchlists are key to finding profitable trading opportunities. With a watchlist, you narrow the list of stocks you need to look through from thousands to a few hundred or less. Watchlists can be broad to help you generate new trade ideas, or they can...

The Easy Scanner module is designed to give you a quick look at the marketplace so that you can identify hot stocks irrespective of a particular strategy. The scanner takes in a ton of data in real-time, however, so you’ll need to do some work ahead of time to set it...

The Scanz Easy Scanner makes it easy to look at what’s going on not just across the entire market, but also within any individual market sector. You can break down stocks by broad categories like “Banking,” “Energy,” and “Health Services,” or get more granular by...

Introduction To Short Squeezes A short squeeze is a very profitable setup if your entry and exits are timed correctly. But, the key to getting in on the ground floor of a short squeeze is to spot it before it happens. You need to be ready to take advantage of the...

Over-the-counter (OTC) stocks are stocks that aren’t listed on one of the major stock exchanges, like the NYSE or Nasdaq. Many OTC stocks are “penny stocks,” companies that have very low market capitalization, although there are a number of blue-chip foreign stocks...

Momentum traders are looking to capitalize on stocks that are moving steadily upwards or downwards. The bet is that a stock that’s trending will continue on its trajectory for at least long enough to enter a position, realize a profit, and exit. Succeeding as a...

Scanning for block trades allows you to spot when institutional investors are moving large sums of money into or out of a stock. By following institutional money, it’s possible to get in on the ground floor of a significant price movement. Let’s take a closer look at...