What is the difference between local sort and server sort?

Local sort (clicking a column header) only reorders the rows currently displayed. The server sort in the filter panel reorders the entire filtered result set across all pages.

How do I find stocks that are unusually active today?

Use the Unusual Volume highlight or filter by volume ratio. A ratio well above 1 means today’s volume is far higher than the recent average.

Markets & Portfolio

Discovering and screening stocks

Use the discovery page to surface movers, volume spikes, and 52-week breakouts, then screen the whole market with detailed filters.

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The highlights panel

At the top of the discovery page, ready-made highlight lists give you a fast read on what is moving today. Each list shows a top five with a link to expand the full, sortable results.

Top Gainers and Top Losers by daily percentage move.
Unusual Volume — stocks trading well above their 20-day average, with the volume ratio shown.
52-Week Highs and Lows, with the distance from the extreme.
Popular by News — the most-covered tickers, with a filter for sector, minimum article count, and excluded tickers.

Filtering the whole market

Open the filter panel to screen across categories, price, valuation, and trading activity. Set the ranges you care about, then run the search.

Category: sector, industry, and region.
Price: stock price, daily change %, and 52-week change %.
Valuation: market cap, P/E (TTM), price/book, and dividend yield.
Trading: daily volume and beta.

Sorting and reading results

The results table is fully sortable. Click any column header to sort locally, or use the server-side sort control in the filter panel to sort the entire filtered set rather than just the current page.

Local sort reorders the rows currently on screen.
Server sort reorders the complete result set before pagination.
Volume ratio is highlighted when a stock trades well above its average.
Click any row to open that stock’s detail page.