Scanning for Growth & Value Stock Candidates | Exploring thinkorswim | 4-16-24

Exploring thinkorswim | Brent Moors | 4-16-24
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In this webcast we explored the scan feature (stock hacker) on the thinkorswim Desktop platform. We discussed how to use it and also explored common parameters that are used to find both growth and value stock candidates.
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[@DAH-zr4cm]

Thanks for being so detailed about why you chose the filters you used in the scans. I noticed that when you were opening scans or watchlists the popup lists of choices had multiple Personal items that opened into sub-lists and let you sort your Personals alphabetically. I can't figure out how to duplicate that. It would be very helpful because it doesn't take long for a list to get too long to display on the screen. Could you share how that's done? Thanks.

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

I'll try to hit up this question in next week's session (on 4/30). ^BM

[@jerryocrow1]

How can I copy the elements of my current Street Smart Scan elements into Think or Swim rather than having to make a list and maybe make a mistake?

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

Unfortunately, I don't think that is possible. ^BM

[@cabindaman]

very good information and lessons

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

Thanks for watching! ^BM

[@timmynguyen3410]

Thank you for a great video. I would like to ask you how do you scan for value stocks that have LEAPS?

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

Use your normal Value stock parameters and just add at the top of the scan (under "Intersect with") "Penny Increment Options", found under the public parameters. That doesn't guarantee they have LEAPS but the vast majority should. ^BM