📈 FinViz Stock Screener

Screen the US market and get up to 108 data points per stock — or screen ~6,100 ETFs by expense ratio, assets, fund flows and returns. No API key, no login, no CSV wrangling.

FinViz is the screener traders open every morning. This actor turns any of its screens into clean JSON or CSV: pick a signal (top gainers, unusual volume, oversold…) or a chart pattern (channels, wedges, head & shoulders), narrow by sector, market cap, country or theme, and get back a full fundamental and technical snapshot per ticker — not just the overview row. Switch to ETF mode to screen every US-listed ETF by category, issuer, expense ratio, fund flows, total return or tracked index.

⚡ Fast	~12s for 200 stocks; the full ETF list in about 20s.
📊 Deep	66 fields from 6 merged FinViz views, plus 42 optional analyst/valuation/growth fields.
🧺 ETF screener	~6,100 ETFs: expense ratio, AUM, holdings, fund flows (1M/3M/YTD), returns (1/3/5Y).
🎯 26 signals	9 market screens + 17 chart-pattern scans, all verified to return live data.
📋 Or your own list	Skip the screener entirely and pass a watchlist of stock or ETF tickers.
✅ Complete	Every row is validated before it ships — no half-filled records, no silent gaps.
🔓 No credentials	Nothing to sign up for. Point it at a screener and run.

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What data does it extract?

Core: ticker, company, sector, industry, country, marketCap, price, changePercent, volume, website

Valuation: pe, forwardPe, peg, ps, pb, pc, pfcf, epsThisY, epsNextY, epsPast5Y, epsNext5Y, salesPast5Y

Financial: dividend, roa, roe, roic, currentRatio, quickRatio, debtEq, ltDebtEq, grossMargin, operMargin, profitMargin, earningsDate

Technical: beta, atr, sma20, sma50, sma200, high52w, low52w, rsi, gap, changeFromOpen

Performance: perfWeek, perfMonth, perfQuarter, perfHalf, perfYtd, perfYear, perf3Y, perf5Y, perf10Y, volatilityWeek, volatilityMonth, avgVolume, relVolume

Ownership: sharesOutstanding, float, insiderOwn, insiderTrans (6-month change), instOwn, instTrans (3-month change), shortFloat, shortRatio

Each stock comes as a single record covering FinViz's Overview, Valuation, Financial, Technical, Performance and Ownership data.

Optional: analyst ratings & company data

Turn on Add analyst ratings & company data to append 42 more fields per stock that no screener table exposes:

Analyst coverage: analystRecom (1=Buy … 5=Sell), analystRecomLabel, targetPrice, targetUpsidePercent

Company profile: employees, ipoDate, optionable, shortable, indexMembership, exchange

Growth: epsPast3Y, salesPast3Y, dividendGrowth1Y, dividendGrowth3Y, dividendGrowth5Y

Today's price action: open, dayHigh, dayLow, prevClose, high50d, low50d (distance from the 50-day high/low)

Enterprise valuation: enterpriseValue, evEbitda, evSales, bookPerShare, cashPerShare, income, sales

Dividend detail: dividendEst, dividendTtm, dividendExDate, payoutRatio

Earnings detail: epsTtm, epsNextQ, epsQoQ, salesQoQ, epsYoYTtm, salesYoYTtm, earningsSurprisePercent, salesSurprisePercent. The field epsNextYEstimate is present in the output for compatibility but is not currently populated — FinViz publishes next year's EPS growth rate rather than the dollar estimate, and this actor does not compute a figure and present it as a reported one.

Short interest: shortInterest

It adds no extra time. ETFs and newly listed tickers legitimately lack some of these (no analyst coverage, no employee count, no dividend history), in which case the field comes back null rather than guessed.

Optional: financial history, revenue breakdown, insiders & top holders

Turn on Add financial history, revenue breakdown, insiders & top holders (includeDeepData) to attach, per stock:

Field	What it holds
fundamentalsAnnual, fundamentalsQuarterly	Up to 10 years + TTM and 9 quarters of eps (GAAP), salesMillions and sharesOutstandingMillions
incomeStatement	Latest fiscal years: totalRevenue, grossProfit, operatingIncome, netIncome, researchAndDevelopment, interestExpense, incomeTaxes… (incomeStatementUnit: millions, incomeStatementCurrency)
revenueByProduct, revenueByRegion, revenueBySegment	Revenue per product line, geography and business segment, by fiscal year
insiderActivity, insiderNetValue13m	13 months of insider buying and selling (value and number of transactions) and the net total
topInstitutionalHolders, topFundHolders	Top 10 investment managers and top 10 funds with their ownership %

{
  "ticker": "AAPL",
  "fundamentalsAnnual": [{ "period": "2025", "eps": 7.465, "salesMillions": 416161, "sharesOutstandingMillions": 14773.26 }],
  "incomeStatement": [{ "period": "2025FY", "totalRevenue": 416161, "grossProfit": 195201, "operatingIncome": 133050, "netIncome": 112010 }],
  "revenueByProduct": [{ "name": "iPhone", "fiscalYear": "2025", "revenue": 209586000000 }],
  "insiderNetValue13m": -265820817,
  "topInstitutionalHolders": [{ "name": "BlackRock, Inc.", "percent": 7.92 }]
}

It adds about 7 seconds for 10 stocks and 15 seconds for 40. Not every company publishes every block (many have no segment breakdown), so missing parts come back as empty lists.

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ETF screener

Set What to screen to ETFs ("mode": "etfs") to screen ~6,100 US-listed ETFs instead of stocks. Each ETF comes back with:

Fund: ticker, name, category, assetType, tags, trackedIndex, expenseRatio (%), totalHoldings, aum (assets under management, USD), website

Fund flows: netFlows1M, netFlows3M, netFlowsYtd (USD) and the same as % of assets: netFlows1MPercent, netFlows3MPercent, netFlowsYtdPercent

Returns: return1Y, return3Y, return5Y (total return, %)

Market data: price, changePercent, volume, avgVolume, relVolume, dividendYield, perfWeek … perf5Y, sma20, sma50, sma200, rsi, high52w, low52w, beta, atr

ETF values are plain numbers (0.03 means an expense ratio of 0.03%), ready for sorting and math.

Filters (all combine): category, asset type, max expense ratio, fund flows, total return, dividend yield, issuer (e.g. Vanguard, iShares, SPDR), tag (e.g. semiconductors, covered-call, bitcoin, or a stock ticker like NVDA) and tracked index (e.g. S&P 500 Index). Issuer, tag and index are typed as plain text and matched against FinViz's official lists — a name that matches nothing stops the run with suggestions instead of quietly returning every ETF.

Sort by: assets (default), expense ratio, fund flows, 1/3/5-year return, dividend yield, today's % change (top gainers or losers), volume or relative volume.

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Available screeners

26 signals, all verified to return live results. Combine as many as you like in one run.

Market signals

Screener	Description
ta_topgainers	Stocks with the highest % gain today
ta_toplosers	Stocks with the highest % loss today
ta_newhigh	Stocks hitting 52-week highs
ta_newlow	Stocks hitting 52-week lows
ta_mostactive	Highest trading volume stocks
ta_unusualvolume	Stocks with unusual volume spikes
ta_mostvolatile	Most volatile stocks today
ta_overbought	Stocks with RSI > 70
ta_oversold	Stocks with RSI < 30

Chart-pattern scans

FinViz's own technical pattern recognition — screen for setups instead of raw movers.

Screener	Pattern
ta_p_channelup / ta_p_channeldown / ta_p_channel	Ascending, descending or horizontal channel
ta_p_wedgeup / ta_p_wedgedown / ta_p_wedge	Rising, falling or symmetrical wedge
ta_p_wedgeresistance / ta_p_wedgesupport	Ascending / descending triangle
ta_p_doubletop / ta_p_doublebottom	Double top / double bottom reversal
ta_p_multipletop / ta_p_multiplebottom	Multiple top / multiple bottom
ta_p_headandshoulders / ta_p_headandshouldersinv	Head & shoulders, and its inverse
ta_p_horizontal	Horizontal support / resistance
ta_p_tlresistance / ta_p_tlsupport	Trendline resistance / support

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Who uses this, and for what

Who	What they run it for
📈 Day traders	Catch top movers and unusual volume before the close
🔄 Swing traders	Find overbought/oversold setups for entries and exits
🤖 Algo & bot builders	Feed live fundamentals and technicals into systematic strategies
🧮 Quant researchers	Pull value/momentum/quality factors across a screened universe
📰 Newsletters & finance media	Generate screened tables for daily market commentary
💼 Portfolio managers	Watch holdings hitting 52-week highs, lows or analyst target changes
🎓 Students & educators	Build coursework datasets without paying for a market-data API

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Quick start — copy an input and run

Today's biggest movers (fastest, good first run)

{ "screeners": ["ta_topgainers"], "maxResults": 50 }

Undervalued large-cap tech, with analyst targets

{
  "screeners": ["ta_mostactive"],
  "sector": "technology",
  "marketCap": "large",
  "includeQuoteData": true,
  "maxResults": 100
}

Oversold S&P 500 names (mean-reversion candidates)

{ "screeners": ["ta_oversold"], "index": "sp500", "maxResults": 50 }

Breakout setups by chart pattern (ascending triangles and upward channels)

{ "screeners": ["ta_p_wedgeresistance", "ta_p_channelup"], "maxResults": 50 }

Your own watchlist — skip the screener and name the tickers

{ "tickers": ["AAPL", "MSFT", "NVDA", "TSLA"], "includeQuoteData": true }

AI-theme stocks — any FinViz filter code works via customFilters

{ "screeners": ["ta_mostactive"], "customFilters": "theme_artificialintelligence" }

Cheapest corporate-bond ETFs

{ "mode": "etfs", "etfCategory": "bondscorporate", "etfMaxExpense": "u01", "etfSort": "expenseRatio" }

Where the money is going — ETFs with the largest inflows this year

{ "mode": "etfs", "etfSort": "flowsYtd", "maxResults": 50 }

Every Vanguard ETF, or the whole ETF universe

{ "mode": "etfs", "etfSponsor": "Vanguard", "maxResults": 10000 }

Semiconductor ETFs up more than 10% over a year

{ "mode": "etfs", "etfTag": "semiconductors", "etfReturn": "1yo10", "etfSort": "return1Y" }

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Run it every morning

A screener is most useful on a schedule. Set one up once and the data is waiting for you before the open:

1. Run the actor once with the input you want.
2. On the run page, select Actions → Schedule.
3. Pick a time — most users go with a weekday run shortly before the market opens.

Common setups:

What you want	How
🌅 Daily movers before the open	ta_topgainers + ta_toplosers, scheduled on weekdays
👀 Your portfolio, every morning	watchlist mode with your tickers + Add analyst ratings on
📉 Oversold watch	ta_oversold, filtered by sector or market cap
🔔 Pattern scans	any of the 17 chart-pattern screeners, weekly
🧺 ETF fund-flow tracker	ETF mode sorted by fund flows, weekly — see where money moves

Each run writes to its own dataset, so you build a history you can compare over time, and you can pull any run straight from the API.

How to use

1. Open the actor and configure:
   • What to screen: Stocks (default) or ETFs
   • Screeners: Select one or more technical screener filters (top gainers, oversold, etc.) — stocks only
   • Max results: Cap the number of stocks per screener, or of ETFs
   • Sector / Industry / Market Cap / Country / Index (optional): narrow the stock universe before screening
   • ETF screener section (optional): category, asset type, expense ratio, fund flows, return, dividend yield, issuer, tag, tracked index and sort order
   • Custom FinViz filters (advanced, optional): paste any raw FinViz filter code — e.g. theme_artificialintelligence to screen by Theme (AI, EV, Crypto, Cloud, etc.), or an_recom_buy for analyst recommendation. Combines with the filters above.
2. Click Start
3. Download results as JSON, CSV, or Excel

Input filters reference

Field	Type	Example	Notes
mode	select	stocks	stocks (default) or etfs
screeners	array	["ta_topgainers"]	One or more technical screener signals (stocks)
tickers	array	["AAPL","MSFT"]	Watchlist mode — fetch these exact symbols (stocks, or ETFs in ETF mode) and ignore the screener/filters
maxResults	integer	100	Stocks: max per screener (up to 500). ETFs: max ETFs (up to the full ~6,100)
sector	select	technology	11 FinViz sectors
industry	text	semiconductors	Any FinViz industry slug
marketCap	select	large	mega / large / mid / small / micro / nano
country	select	usa	usa / notusa
index	select	sp500	sp500 / ndx / dji / rut
customFilters	text	theme_artificialintelligence	Advanced — any raw FinViz filter code(s), comma-separated (ETF codes in ETF mode, checked before use)
includeQuoteData	boolean	false	Append 42 analyst/company/valuation/growth fields (adds ~10s per 100 stocks)
etfCategory	select	bondscorporate	ETF mode — 34 categories
etfAssetType	select	equitiesstocks	ETF mode — 28 asset types
etfMaxExpense	select	u02	ETF mode — net expense ratio under 0.1% … 1.0%
etfFundFlows	select	ytdo10	ETF mode — net flows over/under a % for 1M, 3M, YTD or 1Y
etfReturn	select	3yo10	ETF mode — total return over/under a % for 1, 3, 5, 10 years or since inception
etfDividendYield	select	o3	ETF mode — yield threshold
etfSponsor	text	Vanguard	ETF mode — issuer name
etfTag	text	covered-call	ETF mode — one theme tag or stock ticker
etfTrackedIndex	text	Nasdaq 100 Index	ETF mode — index the fund tracks
etfSort	select	flowsYtd	ETF mode — sort order (default: largest assets first)

Agent-ready via x402: AI agents can run this actor directly with USDC on Base — no Apify account needed. See x402 protocol docs.

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Example output (JSON)

{
  "screener": "ta_topgainers",
  "ticker": "AAPL",
  "company": "Apple Inc",
  "sector": "Technology",
  "industry": "Consumer Electronics",
  "country": "USA",
  "marketCap": "3.12T",
  "price": 185.42,
  "changePercent": 5.21,
  "volume": 52341800,
  "pe": 32.5,
  "forwardPe": 28.1,
  "peg": 2.4,
  "ps": 8.2,
  "pb": 45.3,
  "roe": "147.40%",
  "profitMargin": "25.30%",
  "debtEq": 1.95,
  "beta": 1.29,
  "rsi": 58.4,
  "sma200": "12.30%",
  "perfYear": "40.20%",
  "perfYtd": "18.30%",
  "instOwn": "60.50%",
  "instTrans": "0.25%",
  "shortFloat": "0.65%",
  "website": "http://www.apple.com",
  "url": "https://finviz.com/stock?t=AAPL",
  "extractedAt": "2026-06-11T12:00:00.000Z"
}

ETF mode (one row, abridged)

{
  "screener": "etf",
  "ticker": "VOO",
  "name": "Vanguard S&P 500 ETF",
  "category": "US Equities - Broad Market & Size",
  "assetType": "Equities (Stocks)",
  "trackedIndex": "S&P 500 Index",
  "expenseRatio": 0.03,
  "totalHoldings": 517,
  "aum": 1053558099623,
  "price": 707.52,
  "dividendYield": 1.05,
  "netFlowsYtd": 114841576368,
  "netFlowsYtdPercent": 12.23,
  "return1Y": 15.24,
  "return3Y": 23.08,
  "return5Y": 12.91,
  "perfYear": 12.3,
  "url": "https://finviz.com/stock?t=VOO"
}

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Performance

Measured runs:

Request	Stocks	Time
Top gainers, default	100	~6 s
2 screeners × 40, with analyst data	80	~5 s
Most volatile, with analyst data	200	~6 s
3 chart-pattern screeners, with analyst data	177	~8 s
10 tickers with financial history & holders	10	~13 s
Top gainers 40, analyst data + financial history & holders	40	~20 s

Analyst & company data adds no time; financial history & holders adds a few seconds per 10 stocks.

ETF mode: filtered runs and up to 1,000 ETFs typically finish in under 10 seconds; the full list of ~6,100 ETFs in about 20 seconds.

Times vary run to run depending on live site conditions. Every result you receive is complete and validated — no partial or silently-missing fields.

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Pricing

Pay-per-event: $20.00 per 1,000 results ($0.02 per stock or ETF returned) + $0.00005 per Actor start. Extracting 100 stocks costs approximately $2.00 USD. Set Max results to control spend — you are only charged for rows actually returned.

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FAQ

Do I need a FinViz account or API key? No. This actor extracts publicly available screener data — no login, subscription, or API key required.

Which screeners can I scrape? 26 stock screeners — 9 market signals (top gainers, top losers, new highs, new lows, most active, unusual volume, most volatile, overbought, oversold) and 17 chart-pattern scans — plus the ETF screener. Select one or more per run.

Can it screen ETFs? Yes. Set What to screen to ETFs to get ~6,100 US-listed ETFs with expense ratio, assets under management, holdings count, fund flows and 1/3/5-year returns, filtered by category, issuer, tag, tracked index and more, and sorted however you like.

How fresh is the data? It reflects FinViz at the moment of the run — effectively real-time intraday market data.

Can I extract more than 100 stocks? Yes. Each screener signal holds up to 200 stocks and you get all of them with Max results 200; a ticker list can hold up to 1,000 symbols; ETF mode goes up to the full list. You are only charged for rows actually returned — never for repeats.

Do I need proxies? No setup needed — keep the default proxy settings.

What export formats are available? JSON, CSV, and Excel — download from the run's dataset or pull via the Apify API.

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Keywords

finviz stock screener, stock market scraper, top gainers losers, unusual volume stocks, stock screener data, day trading scanner, market movers, NYSE NASDAQ stocks, overbought oversold stocks, finviz scraper, etf screener, etf data, etf expense ratio, etf fund flows, etf list

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Changelog

• v1.9 (2026-10-29) — Much faster, new financial history option, and no more repeated rows. A 100-stock run now takes about 6 seconds instead of ~50, and analyst & company data no longer adds time. New option Add financial history, revenue breakdown, insiders & top holders: 10 years and 9 quarters of EPS, sales and shares outstanding, income statements, revenue by product/region/segment, 13 months of insider activity and the top 10 institutional and fund holders. Ticker lists now accept up to 1,000 symbols. Fixed: asking for more stocks than a screener holds could return some stocks twice — every stock now appears once per screener. All existing fields keep exactly the same format.
• v1.8 (2026-10-27) — New ETF screener, and 16 more fields per stock. Set What to screen to ETFs to screen ~6,100 US-listed ETFs by category, asset type, issuer, expense ratio, fund flows, total return, dividend yield, tag or tracked index — with expense ratio, assets under management, holdings count, fund flows (1M/3M/YTD) and 1/3/5-year returns per fund; the full list takes about 20 seconds. Every stock now also includes its website, change from the open, and insider and institutional transactions; with Add analyst ratings & company data on you additionally get exchange, 3-year EPS and sales growth, 1/3/5-year dividend growth, today's open/high/low, previous close and distance from the 50-day high/low. All existing fields keep exactly the same format. The README now states the actual price per result ($0.02), which has not changed.
• v1.7 (2026-10-25) — Adapted to FinViz's redesigned website. FinViz rolled out a new site in October, and runs started during the rollout could finish without returning stocks. Results are back to full coverage — all screener views plus the optional analyst and company data — and every field keeps exactly the format earlier versions published, so existing integrations need no changes. The url field now points to FinViz's new stock page address.
• v1.6 (2026-10-06) — Analyst and company data now arrives on every stock, and far faster. With Add analyst ratings & company data turned on, a 200-stock request previously returned those extra fields for only part of the list on a bad run; it now covers the whole list and takes about a quarter as long. A full 500-result request with the extra data finished in 73 seconds in testing, down from 241. Dates and the dividend fields keep exactly the format earlier versions published. One field, epsNextYEstimate, is no longer populated — see Earnings detail above for why.
• v1.5 (2026-10-05) — Complete screener data on large requests, and faster. Requests for several hundred results now return every screener field for every stock — previously a handful of rows could come back missing their valuation, financial, performance or ownership figures. The largest requests also finish in roughly half the time. No change to pricing or to the fields you get.
• v1.4 (2026-08-18) — Analyst coverage and company data, plus watchlist mode. Turn on Add analyst ratings & company data to append 30 fields no screener table carries: analyst consensus and mean target price, enterprise value and EV/EBITDA, employees, IPO date, short interest, earnings-surprise history and the full dividend block — up to 92 fields per stock. You can also skip the screener entirely and pass your own list of tickers. Screener presets went from 9 to 26, adding 17 chart-pattern scans (channels, wedges, triangles, double tops and bottoms, head & shoulders, trendlines).
• v1.3 (2026-07-09) — Reliability + speed improvements: fixed an issue where requests for more than ~20 results could return fewer items than requested. Larger requests (100+ results) are now both significantly faster and guaranteed complete.
• v1.2 (2026-07-09) — New pre-filters: narrow the universe by Sector, Industry, Market Cap, Country, or Theme (Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Electric Vehicles, Cybersecurity, Robotics, Semiconductors — a filter no other FinViz actor offers) before running a screener — plus an advanced "Custom FinViz filters" field to use any FinViz filter code directly. Same ~60-field output, same price.
• v1.1 (2026-06-11) — Much richer data: each stock now includes ~50 fields — valuation ratios (Forward P/E, PEG, P/S, P/B), financial fundamentals (ROE, ROA, margins, debt), technicals (Beta, RSI, SMA20/50/200), performance (week → year) and ownership (institutional, insider, short float) — merged from FinViz's six screener views into one record, at the same low price.
• v1.0.20 (2026-06-01) — Reliability improvements, at no extra cost to you.
• v1.0.18 (2026-05-26) — Added a data-quality report at the end of each run; code cleanup and faster item counting.
• v1.0 — Initial release: 9 technical screeners, real-time market data, JSON/CSV/Excel export.