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ToolTack Trend Screener

A multi-asset trend indicator with a built-in 40-symbol screener that tracks BUY and SELL direction across mega-cap stocks in real time.

A professional TradingView indicator that combines a non-repainting trend signal on the active chart with a built-in 40-symbol screener that scans mega-cap stocks for BUY and SELL conditions in parallel. Built on a volatility-adjusted (ATR) trend channel and a Money Flow Index direction filter — with an automatic RSI fallback for symbols without volume data — ToolTack Trend Screener gives traders both a tradable signal on their current chart and a real-time market overview from a single, customisable on-screen table. Default symbols include AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, GOOGL, META, TSLA and 33 more mega-cap names, but every slot can be replaced with any ticker TradingView supports.

Overview

ToolTack Trend Screener is a combined trend indicator and multi-symbol screener for TradingView. It plots a single, volatility-adjusted trend line on your chart and fills it with green or red shading to show the active direction. Green shading means the current trend is bullish. Red shading means the current trend is bearish. The trend line is built from an ATR-based channel with a configurable length (default 14) and a multiplier (default 1.0). Direction is filtered by the Money Flow Index when volume data is available, or by the Relative Strength Index when it is not. Symbols without reliable volume — such as some forex pairs and indices — can switch to the RSI filter with a single toggle. When the trend flips, the indicator prints a clean BUY or SELL label directly on the chart. Signals are non-repainting because the logic only fires after a bar has fully closed. This means the labels you see today will still be in the same place tomorrow, next week, and next year. Alongside the on-chart signals, ToolTack Trend Screener adds a powerful screener table to the corner of the chart. The default screener scans 40 mega-cap stocks in parallel — including AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, GOOGL, META, TSLA, JPM, V, WMT, and more. For every symbol, the table shows a direction arrow, the ticker, a BUY or SELL label, and the number of bars since the last signal change. Green arrows mark stocks currently in a bullish trend. Red arrows mark stocks in a bearish trend. The Bars column tells you how mature a trend is — small numbers are fresh signals, large numbers are extended moves. Every one of the 40 symbol slots can be toggled on or off, and replaced with any ticker that TradingView supports. This means you can rebuild the screener around forex pairs, crypto majors, ETFs, futures, your own watchlist, or any sector basket. The table can be moved to any of the four chart corners and resized to Tiny, Small, or Normal text for any screen. The whole interface uses the ToolTack green palette and stays clean and unobtrusive even with all 40 symbols active. ToolTack Trend Screener works on every asset class supported by TradingView. It also works on every timeframe, from one-minute charts up to monthly charts. Scalpers use it on lower timeframes to catch fresh direction changes on a basket of liquid names. Day traders apply it on 5-minute to 1-hour charts to find the strongest aligned movers in their universe. Swing traders use it on 1-hour to daily charts to rotate capital toward stocks that have just flipped bullish. Position traders use it on daily and weekly charts to monitor the macro trend across the largest stocks in the market. The most common way to trade with this tool is to follow the colour on the current chart and use the screener as a market-breadth gauge. When most of the 40 symbols show green BUY signals, broad-market risk appetite is rising. When most of the symbols show red SELL signals, broad-market risk appetite is falling. Traders can also use the screener as a rotation tool — looking for fresh signals (low bar counts) on names that just turned bullish or bearish. The chart signal can be used for entries. The trend line can be used as a moving stop-loss reference. You exit or trail your trade when the trend flips against your position and a new opposing label prints. ToolTack Trend Screener includes two built-in TradingView alerts. One alert fires the moment the chart symbol prints a confirmed BUY. The other alert fires the moment the chart symbol prints a confirmed SELL. Because both alerts use confirmed-bar logic, they only trigger after the bar closes — no false alerts from intra-bar wicks. You can receive these alerts as popups, emails, mobile push notifications, SMS, or webhooks. Webhook alerts can connect ToolTack Trend Screener to trading bots, Discord, Telegram, or third-party automation services. The combined chart-plus-screener design replaces the workflow of flipping through 40 individual charts to read the market. Instead, the trader gets a single view that shows both their tradable signal and the state of the broader universe. ToolTack Trend Screener is a trend-direction and market-breadth tool, not a complete trading system. It will lag in very fast reversals and can flip quickly in tight, sideways markets. For best results, always combine it with proper risk management. Also combine it with at least one independent confirmation tool such as volume, momentum, or support and resistance.

Who It's For

ToolTack Trend Screener is designed for active traders who want both a clean tradable signal and a real-time view of a broader market universe in a single tool. It suits day traders and swing traders watching baskets of mega-cap stocks, sector traders looking for the strongest movers, breadth-focused position traders monitoring market regime shifts, and forex and crypto traders who want to build a custom screener of their own pairs. It works equally well for discretionary chart traders and as a signal layer inside webhook-driven bot workflows.

Why It's Useful

Most traders waste time flipping between 20 or 40 charts to keep a finger on the market. ToolTack Trend Screener replaces that workflow with a single screen: the active chart shows the tradable trend with non-repainting BUY and SELL signals, and the screener table shows the same signal applied to 40 other symbols at the same time. Traders can see — at a glance — which stocks are bullish, which are bearish, which trends just started, and which are extended. The signals are confirmed-bar only, so alerts and labels never repaint, and the green/red colour logic enforces the discipline of trading with the trend. The 40 symbol slots are fully customisable, so the same tool can serve a US-stocks trader, a forex trader, and a crypto trader without changing a line of code.

Use Cases

• Market analysis
• Multi-symbol trend monitoring
• Market breadth measurement
• Sector and stock rotation
• Trend confirmation
• Trade identification
• Entry timing on fresh signals
• Exit planning on trend flips
• Dynamic stop-loss reference
• Risk management
• Alert automation
• Momentum confirmation
• Reversal detection
• Breakout confirmation
• Pullback trading
• Multi-timeframe analysis
• Market regime filtering
• Custom watchlist scanning
• Manual trading support
• Bot and webhook integration support

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FAQ

What does this tool do?+

ToolTack Trend Screener plots a non-repainting, volatility-adjusted trend line on your chart with green or red shading to show direction, prints BUY and SELL labels on confirmed signals, and simultaneously runs a screener table that scans up to 40 symbols (default: mega-cap stocks) for the same signal — showing direction, the active label, and how many bars old the trend is.

Which markets does this tool support?+

It is fully multi-asset. The on-chart trend works on forex, stocks, ETFs, crypto, futures, indices, and commodities. The screener supports any 40 tickers that TradingView provides — the defaults are 40 US mega-cap stocks, but you can replace them with forex pairs, crypto majors, ETFs, futures, or your own watchlist.

Which timeframes can I use it on?+

All timeframes are supported, from 1-minute scalping charts up to weekly and monthly charts. The screener inherits the chart's timeframe, so a 1-hour chart produces a 1-hour screener and a daily chart produces a daily screener. Higher timeframes generally produce more reliable trend reads.

Is this tool beginner-friendly?+

It is intermediate. The core signal — green BUY, red SELL — is beginner-simple, but interpreting a 40-symbol screener for rotation, breadth, and confirmation is a more advanced workflow. Beginners can safely use it as a single-chart trend filter while they learn the screener side.

What is the difference between the MFI and RSI modes?+

By default the indicator uses Money Flow Index (MFI) to filter trend direction, which combines price and volume. If you trade a market without reliable volume data — such as some forex pairs or indices — enable the No Volume Data toggle and the indicator switches to RSI, which uses price only. Behaviour on volume-rich markets is identical apart from the input.

Are the signals repainting?+

No. The BUY and SELL labels are calculated from fully closed bars and plotted with an offset, so a signal that appears today will remain on the same bar tomorrow, next week, and next year. The alerts use the same confirmed-bar logic, so they only fire once the bar has closed.

How should I use the screener table?+

Read the table as a market-state dashboard. Green-heavy means risk-on; red-heavy means risk-off. Low bar counts on green rows show fresh long opportunities; low bar counts on red rows show fresh short opportunities. Large bar counts show extended trends that may be closer to a flip than to a fresh entry.

Can I change the 40 default tickers?+

Yes. Every one of the 40 symbol slots has its own input field and an on/off toggle. Replace any default with any ticker that TradingView supports — stocks, forex pairs, crypto, futures, or ETFs — and turn off slots you do not need. This lets you build sector baskets, regional baskets, or any custom universe.

Can I use this tool as a standalone trading system?+

No. ToolTack Trend Screener is a trend-direction and breadth-screening tool, not a full trading system. It should be combined with proper risk management, market structure analysis, and confirmation from other tools such as volume, momentum, or support and resistance indicators.

What strategies can I apply with this tool?+

It fits trend-following, sector and stock rotation, breadth-based market timing, pullback entries, breakout confirmation, multi-symbol monitoring, and any strategy that benefits from a clear, non-repainting trend filter combined with a real-time scan of a larger universe.

Which other tools should I combine with it?+

Pair it with volume tools, volatility tools (like ATR), support and resistance indicators, momentum oscillators (RSI, MACD), risk calculators, and other multi-timeframe screeners for a complete analytical workflow.

Does this tool guarantee profits?+

No. No trading tool can guarantee profits. ToolTack Trend Screener is a decision-support indicator; outcomes depend on the trader's strategy, risk management, market conditions, and discipline.