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Tutorial 03 · 5 min
How to use screener filters
After you analyse a stock, the results table can be filtered and sorted so you only see the patterns that matter — by holding period, average return, win rate, volatility, direction, and status.
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DirectionAvgWin rateRatingStatus
Bullish+3.7%80%★★★★Upcoming
- 1Direction — Bullish (rises) or Bearish (falls).
- 2Average return over the window.
- 3Win-rate bar — how often it repeated.
- 4Rating & Status (Upcoming / Active / Completed).
Real-world example
Analyse AAPL, then set “Win Rate ≥ 70”, “Avg Return ≥ 4”, and Status = Upcoming. The table instantly narrows to only the strong, reliable patterns that haven’t happened yet this year.
Step-by-step
- 1Run an analysis on any stock (e.g. AAPL) so the results table appears.
- 2Use the Filters bar above the table: Status (Upcoming/Active/Completed), Direction, Holding Days, Std Dev, Avg Return ≥, Win Rate ≥.
- 3Click any column header to sort — e.g. click Rating or Win Rate to rank best-first.
- 4Star ⭐ the patterns you like to save them; click the ↗ to open full details.
What to expect & how to read it
The “Showing X of Y patterns” line updates as you filter. Completed patterns appear faded; upcoming ones stay prominent so you can focus on what’s ahead.
Common mistakes to avoid
- ✕ Setting filters so strict that nothing shows — loosen Min Return or Win Rate if the table goes empty.
- ✕ Forgetting the Avg Return filter matches magnitude, so “3” also surfaces strong bearish patterns (−3% or lower).
Tips for beginners
- ✓ Start broad, then tighten. Sort by Rating first to see the highest-quality patterns instantly.
- ✓ Use Status = Upcoming to ignore patterns that have already passed this year.