Tickfloor vs Finviz

Finviz is a stock screener and heatmap: you filter US-listed stocks by fundamentals and technicals and see the market mapped out visually.

Tickfloor runs ten technical indicators (RSI, MACD, the EMA stack, VWAP, Bollinger Bands, StochRSI, ADX, volume, parabolic SAR and candle patterns) across about 120 US and ASX stocks, ETFs and coins, and gives one agreement score per ticker, an hourly board, alerts and holdings import from CommSec, Stake or Pearler.

Finviz's screener is a good way to find candidates by fundamentals and sector; Tickfloor's screener and board pick up from there on the technical side, including ASX names and crypto, which Finviz's US-stock focus doesn't cover.

Finviz doesn't publish a technical agreement score or a public log of how its reads turned out. Tickfloor does: since 25 September 2026 every read the board publishes is logged in public and checked against the price later, misses included, alongside a published test of 351 trading strategies against buy-and-hold (0 of 394 survived correction).

General information only. It doesn't consider your objectives, finances or needs. Tickfloor holds no financial services licence and never places trades.

Does Finviz cover ASX stocks or crypto?

Finviz's screener and heatmap are US-stock focused. Tickfloor covers about 120 US and ASX stocks, ETFs and crypto.

Is Tickfloor a screener like Finviz?

Tickfloor has its own screener alongside the agreement score, board, alerts and holdings import; the screener uses the same ten-indicator scoring the rest of the app does.

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