stockfetcher.com

What It Is

StockFetcher is a stock screener whose core feature is stock selection through a text-based filtering syntax. Users can combine technical indicators, price, and volume conditions in expressions that are close to natural English, such as “RSI(14) crossed above 30”, “close is above 5.00”, and “average volume(30) is above 250000”. This design is well suited to technical analysis users who want to quickly turn trading ideas into rules.

Core Features and Data

Based on the scraped text, StockFetcher supports Filter Editor, My Filters, Watch Lists, Chart+, Find Similar Stocks, shared lists, forums, an indicator list, and an example library. Its technical indicator coverage is fairly broad: the site explicitly states that more than 125 indicators are available, including MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, ATR, OBV, PPO, DPO, PVT, ROC, and others. On the data side, the site discloses that its EOD data comes from DDFPlus and CSI Data. Trading-hours quotes are delayed: NASDAQ by at least 15 minutes, and NYSE and Amex by at least 20 minutes. Delayed intraday data is provided by DDFPlus. As a result, it is better suited to research and screening than to high-frequency decisions that depend on real-time market data.

Pricing and Support

The scraped content includes entries such as Join Now, Subscriber, and Subscriber Benefits, but does not disclose specific pricing, plans, or payment methods, so its cost structure and value for money cannot be assessed in detail. For support, the site provides Support Contact Us, Support Home, forums, indicator documentation, examples, and downloadable user guides in PDF/ZIP format. It is relatively friendly to users who are willing to learn its syntax, but we did not see information about live support, Chinese-language support, an API, or third-party integrations.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a flexible screening syntax that can combine multiple technical conditions into reusable filters; a rich indicator library with plenty of examples and forum explanations; and reasonable transparency around quote delays and data sources. Its weaknesses are that the product feels somewhat dated, with “Report Tool (Flash required)” still appearing on the site, suggesting potential compatibility issues with some features; market data is not real time; and there is limited information about pricing, payments, mobile apps, team collaboration, and integration capabilities.

Best Fit and Access from China

StockFetcher is better suited to U.S. stock technical analysis traders, individual investors, and rule-based stock screening researchers, rather than front-line teams that need modern collaboration features, Chinese localization, or real-time trading data. The available text does not provide information on access from China, so this remains unknown; payment methods are also not disclosed. If using it from China is limited by network access, payment options, or market coverage, alternatives such as TradingView, Finviz, StockCharts, and TC2000 may be worth comparing.