Stock, Crypto & Forex Screener
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$1.00 / 1,000 ticker returneds
Stock, Crypto & Forex Screener
Screen any market with your own filters and columns. Returns a ranked table of matching tickers with the exact data fields you request.
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$1.00 / 1,000 ticker returneds
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Goutam Soni
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Screen any market with your own filters and columns, and get back a ranked table of matching tickers. Pick the market, choose exactly which data fields you want, add optional numeric filters, and rank the results by any column. Works for equities, crypto pairs, and forex pairs from a single input.
Use it to build watchlists, feed a trading dashboard, power lead lists of companies by market cap or sector, or run scheduled screens for movers and gainers.
What you get
- One row per ticker, ranked by the column you choose.
- Every column you request, labelled and returned in order.
- A stable
symbol(exchange + ticker) and arankon every row. - Any market: equities across dozens of countries, crypto, and forex.
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
market | string | america | Market to screen. E.g. america, crypto, forex, uk, india, germany, japan, canada, australia. |
columns | array | ["name","close","change","volume","market_cap_basic"] | Data fields to return per ticker, in order. |
sortBy | string | market_cap_basic | Column to rank by. Use a numeric column (for crypto/forex use volume or change). |
sortOrder | string (desc/asc) | desc | Ranking direction. |
limit | integer | 50 | Number of tickers to return (1 to 500). |
filters | array | [] | Optional numeric filters to narrow the screen. |
Common columns
name, close, change, change_abs, volume, market_cap_basic, price_earnings_ttm, dividend_yield_recent, sector, industry, RSI, exchange, description.
Example input
{"market": "america","columns": ["name", "close", "change", "volume", "market_cap_basic", "sector"],"sortBy": "market_cap_basic","sortOrder": "desc","limit": 50,"filters": [{ "left": "market_cap_basic", "operation": "greater", "right": 1000000000 }]}
Output
Each dataset row contains symbol, rank, and one key per requested column.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
symbol | Exchange-qualified ticker, e.g. NASDAQ:AAPL. |
rank | Position in the ranked result (1 = top). |
name | Ticker symbol / short name (when requested). |
close | Latest price (when requested). |
change | Percent change (when requested). |
volume | Traded volume (when requested). |
market_cap_basic | Market capitalization (when requested). |
| ...any other requested column | Returned under its own key. |
Example output row
{"symbol": "NASDAQ:AAPL","rank": 2,"name": "AAPL","close": 317.31,"change": 0.63,"volume": 43257535,"market_cap_basic": 4660445181914.07}
Pricing
This Actor uses pay per event:
| Event | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Ticker returned | $0.001 per ticker row |
You are charged once per ticker row returned in the ranked table. A screen returning 50 tickers costs $0.05.
Notes
columnsare returned in the exact order you request them, each under its own key.- For crypto and forex, market-cap ranking is not meaningful. Sort by
volumeorchangeinstead. filtersaccept objects like{ "left": "<column>", "operation": "greater", "right": <number> }. Leave empty to screen the whole market.
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