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Finviz
Financial Visualizations — Stock Screener, Maps, and Analysis
Last updated: March 4, 2026
Our Verdict
Finviz is the fastest way to screen US stocks. The free version is a must-have bookmark. Elite is worth it if you need real-time data and backtesting.
Best for: Value investors and swing traders who screen stocks daily
What is Finviz?
Finviz is a powerful stock screener and visual market analysis tool used by millions of traders. Known for its iconic heat map showing market movements at a glance, Finviz offers comprehensive screening with 60+ fundamental and technical filters. The Elite version adds real-time data, advanced charting, backtesting, and correlation analysis. One of the most efficient tools for quickly scanning the market.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Best stock screener for speed and simplicity
- + Heat map gives instant market overview
- + Free tier is powerful enough for most investors
- + Fast loading — no bloated UI
- + 60+ filters cover fundamental and technical analysis
- + Insider trading data is valuable
Cons
- − Web-only — no desktop or mobile app
- − Free tier has delayed data (15-20 minutes)
- − Charting is basic compared to TradingView
- − Limited to US stocks (no international markets)
- − No options data
- − UI design feels dated
Key Features
✓ Stock screener with 60+ filters (fundamental + technical)
✓ Visual market heat map by sector and performance
✓ Real-time quotes and pre/post-market data (Elite)
✓ Backtesting with custom screening criteria (Elite)
✓ Correlation analysis across stocks (Elite)
✓ Insider trading tracker
✓ Futures and forex data
✓ IPO calendar
✓ News aggregation by ticker
✓ Portfolio tracking
Finviz Pricing
Free
Free
- ✓ Stock screener with delayed data
- ✓ Market heat map
- ✓ Basic charts
- ✓ News aggregation
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Elite Monthly
$39.5 /month
- ✓ Real-time data
- ✓ Advanced charts
- ✓ Backtesting
- ✓ Correlation analysis
- ✓ Email alerts
- ✓ No ads
Elite Annual
$299.5 /year
- ✓ All Elite features
- ✓ Save ~$175/year vs monthly
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