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🛠️ Minor improvements to pivot grid of TradesViz trading journal - All of the chart area grids can now be resized. Looking at complex charts? Expand the area and view the chart in full detail! All charts can also be panned/zoomed using the mouse scroll!
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One size fits nobody when it comes to scanning the market. 📐 The Real-Time Stock Screener isn't just powerful; it is completely modular. Stop forcing your workflow into rigid, pre-built templates. Instantly adjust your grid columns to stack multiple live scanners-like Price Change and Average Volume monitors-right alongside your active charts. Size them exactly how you want and save the layout for the opening bell. Stop fighting your screen space. 🛑 Build your perfect command center. 🎛️
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The April 16 screener captured strong continuation across small‑cap momentum and established uptrend leaders, confirming sustained risk appetite into mid‑month trade. In the single‑day movers, $SNAL led with a 351% surge on 865 million shares and massive 15,710% volume expansion. Momentum echoed through $ARAI (+86%) and $AVNS (+69%) with similarly disproportionate volume spikes, signaling fresh accumulation rather than short covering. Names like $AHMA, $ROLR, and $BEG added breadth with multi‑hundred percent volume improvement. Across the sustained uptrends, $CAR (+177%) and $CRDU (+171%) remained anchor positions, each displaying over 14 days of climb with measured volume builds. $NEBX, $BEG, and $APLS also held firm technical constructs, showing continued bidding in growth and industrial names. Overall, the April 16 tape showed broad momentum resilience. High‑velocity micro‑caps and steady uptrend leaders moved in tandem, an uncommon indicator of confidence and depth in risk rotation.
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The April 16 flow screen highlighted a clean round of **positive divergences** across key semiconductors and cyclicals, signaling early accumulation against short‑term weakness. $AMAT and $TSM set the tone as 30‑minute signals flipped to high positive divergence, confirming buyers stepping in as price stabilized off intraday lows. Peers $ASML and $LRCX joined the move, showing consistent volume support through the close as semis remained a core institutional focus. Outside chips, $CAT and $GDX added industrial and commodity exposure to the setup, while $LLY and $TLT suggested quiet rotation into defensive and rate‑sensitive names. Overall, the April 16 tape reflected a steady accumulation pattern. When divergence turns positive on strong names like $AMAT and $TSM, it marks conviction buying rather than reactive short covering.
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The April 16 options tape showed concentrated, large‑ticket flow across semiconductors and big tech as desks fine‑tuned exposure ahead of earnings. $MU and $SNDK led early in the session with opposing $16M sweeps — $MU saw call selling while $SNDK registered put buying — showing two‑way positioning within the chip space. $NVDA printed multiple mid‑term sweeps around $135–$187 strikes ($9–9.4M each), confirming continued institutional engagement and active rolls into May expiries. $GOOGL appeared in repeated $7–9M prints both ways, while $CVNA delivered notable split activity as buyers and sellers met around the $290–$350 band, signaling liquidity build‑up in high‑beta names. $USO and $META added energy and tech diversity as small hedging flows crossed the tape. Overall, the April 16 flow reflected measured rotation rather than risk aversion. Heavy semiconductor and AI exposure remained intact, suggesting institutions are managing entries and hedges, not reducing core conviction.
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Earnings momentum accelerates on April 16 as large‑cap tech, financials, and industrials line up across both sessions. $TSM ($1.97 T cap, $3.31 EPS est) heads the pre‑market slate, providing a key read on global semiconductor demand. $PEP ($212 B, $1.55 EPS) and $ABT ($175 B, $1.14 EPS) add defensive balance from consumer and healthcare sectors, while $PLD ($128 B, $1.48 EPS) keeps industrial real estate in focus. Financials dominate the morning with $SCHW ($170 B, $1.38 EPS), $BK ($89 B, $1.94 EPS), $USB ($87 B, $1.14 EPS), and $MRSH ($83 B, $3.21 EPS) offering a broad look into credit and deposit flows. $TRV ($63 B, $6.89 EPS) adds insurance strength to the mix. After hours, $NFLX ($448 B, $0.76 EPS est) takes center stage, delivering the week’s headline tech print and setting the tone for streaming and media. Macro attention turns to the Philly Fed Index and Unemployment Claims at 07:30, adding an early economic pulse to a crowded earnings tape.
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US markets (S&P 500) hit an All-time-high 🎉 How are your portfolios? TradesViz trading journal's new seasonality dashboard has a "vs My Trades" tab. Select a symbol and compare it with your trading performance Does your performance match the market's seasonality?.. 🤓
