Yes, two. The Scanner tracks live order flow for the symbols of your watchlist, and the ETF screener filters US-listed ETFs. Both open from the Panels menu on the chart toolbar, under Lists, or from super search: type "scanner" or "ETF screener". They are desktop panels.
The Scanner (order flow)
The Scanner lists the symbols of your active watchlist with live order flow numbers, updated about every second. Sign in to use it.
- Columns: Symbol, Last, Delta 5m (buying minus selling over the last 5 minutes), CVD slope (the direction of cumulative volume delta over the last 20 minutes), Stacked imb (stacked footprint imbalances), Big prints 5m (large single trades in the last 5 minutes), Rel vol (volume against the same time yesterday) and Pace (how fast the symbol is printing against its own recent pace). Click a column to sort by it.
- Filters narrows the rows, Columns hides or shows columns, and Add symbol adds a market to your watchlist.
- Settings sets the unit (coin or USD) and the rules behind the imbalance, big print, relative volume and pace columns. Metric glossary explains every column.
- Click a symbol to show it on the active chart.
The first 20 symbols of the watchlist stream live; the rest show cap. A market needs a trades feed: a row without one shows no trades.
The ETF screener
The ETF screener filters US-listed ETFs, built from their filings and daily prices.
- Tabs: Overview, Performance, Fund flows, Dividends, Holdings, Risk and Technicals.
- Ready-made screens such as Largest ETFs (the default), Lowest fees, Highest dividend yield, Biggest inflows, latest filing and Oversold, RSI under 30. Filters adds your own conditions.
- Click a row to open that fund on the active chart.
- Export CSV downloads the list. Signed in, Save screen, Save as… and New screen keep your own screens.
In the watchlist, a stock's symbol panel lists the ETFs that hold it, and See all opens them in the screener. For the money flowing in and out of crypto ETFs, add the ETF Flows indicator instead.