HOW TO USE THE SCREENER

What is this tool?

This screener is a list of stocks that updates every day. It shows you stocks that match certain rules, like how many shares are being traded or how big the company is.

Think of it like a filter. Instead of looking through thousands of stocks by yourself, this tool shows you only the ones that fit what you are looking for.

Step 1: Log in

There are two ways to log in:

• Username and password — use the login details you were given when you joined the community.
• WHOP — if you are already a WHOP member, you can connect directly through your WHOP account without a separate password.

If you do not have access yet, subscribe first using the link below.

Step 2: Pick a mode

At the top of the screener, you will see a box called "Mode". Click it and pick one of three options:

• Large Cap — big, well known companies. These are usually safer and more stable.
• Mid Cap — medium sized companies. These move a bit more than large caps.
• Mag 7 — the 7 biggest tech companies, like Apple and Tesla.

Here is what it looks like:

Step 3: Use a Quick Filter (easiest way to start)

If you are new, do not worry about setting numbers yourself. Use the "Quick Filter" box instead. It already has good settings picked for you.

• Large Cap Preset — good general settings for big companies.
• Mid Cap Preset — good general settings for medium companies.
• Mag 7 Preset — good general settings for the big 7 tech stocks.
• Morning Momentum — for the first hour the market is open. Shows stocks moving the most right now.
• Wide Net — shows more results. Use this if other filters show too few stocks.

Just click one and the screener will fill in the numbers and show results right away.

Here is what it looks like:

Step 4: Understand the table

After you run a filter, you will see a table of stocks. Here is what each column means in plain words:

• Ticker — the short code for a stock, like AAPL for Apple.
• Sector — what kind of business it is, like Technology or Healthcare.
• Market Cap — how much the whole company is worth.
• Price — how much one share costs right now.
• Volume — how many shares were traded today.
• Avg Vol — how many shares are usually traded on a normal day.

Here is what a result looks like:

Step 5: Sort the results

You can change the order of the table. Use the "Sort" boxes near the top to pick what to sort by, like Volume or Price. Then pick "High to Low" or "Low to High".

You can also click directly on a column name in the table, like "Volume" or "ATR", to sort by that column. Click it again to flip the order.

Click a column name like this one:

The arrow shows it is sorted from high to low. Click again and it flips to low to high.

Other useful buttons

• Export CSV — downloads the table as a file you can open in Excel or Google Sheets.
• Copy as MD — copies the table so you can paste it into ChatGPT or Claude and ask questions about it.
• Reset — clears all filters and starts over.

Here is what the buttons look like:

Tips for beginners

• Start with a Quick Filter preset. Do not change numbers until you understand what they do.
• If a filter shows no results, try "Wide Net" or lower the numbers a little.
• Rel Vol above 1.2 usually means something unusual is happening with that stock today.
• A smaller Spread number is always better for trading options.
• This tool shows you data. It does not tell you what to buy or sell. Always do your own research before trading.