Define the setup
Describe the direction, evidence and disqualifiers instead of asking for a generic hot-stock list.
Scan-first swing workflow
Swing-trading stock screener built around evidence and timing
TickerVoice helps swing traders turn a setup description into a repeatable scan. Candidate cards combine the requested trigger with recent performance, volume pressure, momentum, structure and risk context.
A fast mover is not automatically a good swing entry
A ticker can rank highly on three-month performance while its short-term structure is already bearish, noisy or extended. TickerVoice keeps trend evidence and risk evidence side by side, including an explicit long, short or neutral analytical stance when the data supports one.
Separate discovery, confirmation and execution
Use the scanner to discover names, the analytical card to reject weak structure, and TradingView to confirm the chart. Entry, stop, support and resistance fields are decision-support references, not automatic instructions or guaranteed targets.
Real request patterns
Examples you can adapt
Find liquid stocks in an upward 21-day structure with RSI below 70 and relative volume above 1.2x.
Show industrial stocks pulling back after a strong quarter without breaking support.
Find bearish swing candidates below the 50-day average with weakening volume support.
Evidence in the output
What the workflow is designed to preserve
Long, short or neutral analytical stancePerformance across relevant windowsVolume pressure and RSISwing structure, entropy and transition riskEntry zone, support, resistance and ATR context
Three-stage review
Keep discovery separate from a market decision
Reject contradictions
Compare the requested direction with momentum, structure, volume and risk readings.
Confirm on the chart
Use the exchange-aware TradingView link before making any market decision.
Frequently asked questions
Clear limits, before the scan
Does a long or short label mean TickerVoice recommends a trade?
No. It is an analytical stance derived from the displayed evidence. It is not personalized advice, an order or a promise that the setup will work.
Why can a high-performing ticker receive a bearish stance?
Longer-window performance and current structure measure different things. A stock can have a strong quarter while recent price, volume or momentum evidence has deteriorated.
Are support and target levels automatic signals?
No. They are calculation-based decision-support references for independent review.
Official product identity
TickerVoice by Eitan Lasker
The natural-language stock radar at tickervoice.app. Not affiliated with tickervoice.github.io or other similarly named voice-alert projects.