TradingPal vs Finviz
Finviz is a superb screener — a hundred-plus filters, heatmaps, and news at a glance. But when its pattern filter flags a wedge, it can't tell you what wedges like it were worth. TradingPal backtests every setup it surfaces and shows the record — win rate, expected R, max drawdown — before you risk anything.
Finviz features and pricing verified from finviz.com in July 2026. Finviz is a trademark of its owner; TradingPal is not affiliated with or endorsed by Finviz.
Screening by fundamentals — float, P/E, margins, insider buying? Finviz's filter set is the best in the business, and its heatmaps and news flow are an unmatched market overview. If that's the job, use Finviz. TradingPal does the one job Finviz doesn't: it tells you which technical setups have actually paid.
Finviz can narrow thousands of stocks to the wedge or channel you asked for. The filter still answers only "what matches?" TradingPal adds the missing evidence automatically: how often that setup won, what it returned in R, and how deep its historical drawdown ran — with every loss left in the sample.
One setup the scanner can find — with its record
Price is compressing into a continuation pattern with an upside measured move.
We post real pattern calls and breakdowns on X — like this June SPY slide, called move by move as it played out. Every call names the level that would prove it wrong, and every call stays up — wins and losses.
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Posted Jun 30, 2026 · open the post to verifyEvery setup TradingPal ranks is one of a handful of chart patterns — here's how each one works, and what the win-rate and profit-factor numbers actually mean.
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