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By Shirley Wang · Posted
I had the same question and sent an email to support. I was told that Youtube is a separate subscription -
Hi all, recently joined the Bear/Bull community and recently started a bit of swing trading. Curious on peoples thoughts on various screeners available, I have been using chartmill, combined with the charts on Questrade, the charts on questrade I find much easier to read and navigate through, though that is just the free version, wondering if it is worth sticking with chartmill, or look into the Questrade premium which allows more screener options and filters, or even any other screener options such as Finviz or even trade ideas, if the additional cost is worth the extra money for swing trading. One thing I do like about Chartill is the analyzer tool and set up rankings, although I do not have enough experience to confirm how reliable its analyzer tool is or its ranking system is. Any feedback based on peoples experience is appreciated. -
Second time intorducing myself here, a few years agi I read Andrew and Brian Pezims books, joined the group but never really got started. Turns out I didn't get any younger in the last few years so now decing to get nmore serious out it as I would like to transition into trading for a living. Recently started swing trading, had some good results considering I started in the worst week of Nov 2025, managed to make a bit then lost most of my earnings with some reckless trades, I keep pretty rigid with my stop out, while they my prohibit some profits I figure its better to minimize risk while starting out. Currently using Questrade for a broker, though I do really like their charts, using Chartmill for my screener, I find it a bit cumbersome, hoever they do have a setup rating and list potential breakout candidates, I'm about 50/50 on their siuggestions so will monitor that against my owne wcreens to see how accurate they actually are. Any feedback on the platforms mentioned woudl be appreicated, I think like most things it is more important to know how to use the tool you are using very well rather than the best tool and not know it very well. Will eventually forage into day trading, I'm on the west coast so have about an hour from opeing bell to get some potential trades in. Any feedback or suggestions on the mentioned platforms is appreciated, particulatly peoples experience with Chartmill vs. Finviz. Vs. trade ideas. Located in BC, Canada.
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