TickerSwipe is a fast stock chart scanner and watchlist workflow tool for traders who want a quicker first pass through daily charts. Instead of opening a full trading platform and clicking through ticker after ticker, TickerSwipe shows you one stock chart at a time so you can quickly save interesting setups, reject noise, and build a focused watchlist for later review.
Review one chart at a time. Swipe right, tap Save, or press the right arrow key when a chart looks worth another look. Swipe left, tap Reject, or press the left arrow key when you want to move on. Saved tickers appear on your Watchlist page for that review day.
Saving a ticker means you want to review that chart again later. It does not mean TickerSwipe recommends the stock, predicts the stock will go up, or says you should trade it. It simply means something about the chart caught your attention during your first-pass review.
Rejecting a ticker only means it did not make your current review list. It does not mean the stock is bad, untradeable, or permanently ignored. It just means: not clean enough, not interesting enough, or not worth more of your attention right now.
TickerSwipe is similar to a stock screener, but the workflow is different. A traditional screener usually gives you a table of results. TickerSwipe gives you a fast visual chart-review flow so you can scan stocks one chart at a time and quickly sort them into "save" or "reject."
No. TickerSwipe is built for fast first-pass chart review. It is meant to help you narrow a larger stack of stocks into a smaller watchlist. Your deeper research, trade planning, risk management, entries, exits, and final decisions should happen outside TickerSwipe using your own process.
TickerSwipe currently uses daily stock chart data. Stock chart data is typically refreshed after the market close on trading days, around the time new daily data becomes available. Depending on data availability, provider timing, weekends, holidays, or technical issues, charts may temporarily show the most recently available daily data rather than live intraday prices.
TickerSwipe's review day and chart data are related, but they are not the same thing. The review day helps organize your saved tickers. The chart data reflects the latest daily market data available inside the app. Because TickerSwipe currently uses daily charts, a new review session may still show the previous market close until the latest daily chart data has been loaded.
A new TickerSwipe review day is tied to the daily data refresh cycle. TickerSwipe starts adding new stock chart data after the market close, beginning around 4:02 PM Eastern time on regular trading days.
Your saved tickers and watchlist are organized around the review day, not live intraday market movement. On weekends, market holidays, or days when new data is delayed, the app may continue using the most recently available trading day until fresh daily data is loaded.
No. TickerSwipe is not designed as a real-time trading terminal. It currently focuses on daily chart review and watchlist building. Do not use TickerSwipe as your only source for live prices, order timing, trade execution, or risk decisions.
No. TickerSwipe does not provide buy signals, sell signals, investment advice, trading recommendations, price targets, alerts, or trade instructions. Saving a ticker is your own organizational action. It is not a recommendation from TickerSwipe.
No. TickerSwipe is not a broker and does not execute trades, route orders, hold funds, custody securities, or connect to your brokerage account. Any trade decision or trade execution happens outside TickerSwipe and is your responsibility.
No. TickerSwipe is provided for informational, educational, and organizational purposes only. It is not financial, investment, trading, legal, tax, or professional advice. You are responsible for your own research, risk management, and financial decisions.
No. Market data, charts, symbols, prices, watchlists, calculations, and performance figures may be delayed, incomplete, inaccurate, unavailable, or affected by data-provider issues or technical bugs. Always verify important information using your broker, trading platform, or another reliable market data source before making any trading decision.
Yes. TickerSwipe is an early beta project. Features, layouts, chart behavior, watchlist behavior, filters, data sources, and saved ticker behavior may change as the app improves. Use it as a fast chart-review helper, not as mission-critical trading infrastructure.
TickerSwipe is designed to be low-friction. You can start reviewing charts without a complicated setup. Some watchlist behavior may rely on your browser so the app can remember what you saved during a review session.
TickerSwipe may use an anonymous visitor ID, cookies, browser storage, or similar local browser technology to keep your watchlist organized by review day. If you clear cookies, switch browsers, use private browsing, or change devices, your saved watchlist may not follow you.
Chart settings such as chart mode, moving average overlays, or visible range may be saved in your browser so the review flow feels consistent as you swipe. These are convenience settings, not trading recommendations.
Yes. TickerSwipe is built around a mobile-friendly swipe workflow. You can use it during small pockets of downtime when you want to scan a few charts quickly instead of opening a full trading platform.
TickerSwipe is for active traders, investors, and market watchers who already review charts and want a faster way to sort through daily stock charts. It is especially useful when you want to build a watchlist quickly and come back later for deeper analysis.
TickerSwipe is built around speed and attention. Instead of dumping more data on you, it helps you move through charts quickly and ask one simple question: "Does this deserve more of my time?" Save the charts that do. Reject the ones that do not. Keep moving.
No. TickerSwipe is not TicketSwap. TickerSwipe is a stock chart scanner and watchlist tool for traders. TicketSwap is commonly associated with event tickets. If you searched for "ticker swipe," "tickerswipe," or "TickerSwipe stock chart scanner," you are in the right place. If you were looking for event tickets or "ticket swap," this is not that service.