Two markets. One screen. Nothing gets past you.
Stocks and crypto in a single window. One click flips between them — same tables, same alerts, same paper account waiting on both sides. Built by a trader who is up at four in the morning watching premarket, not by a software company guessing at what traders need.
Thousands of stocks and every Coinbase pair, scanned continuously. When something breaks out or rolls over, it lands in your Moving now log stamped with the time it happened. Alerts fire in both directions, because the fade matters as much as the run.
Up forty percent on the day but fifteen percent off the high. That is not a gainer and it is not a loser. It is a runner rolling over, and it is the setup most scanners will never show you. One tab away from Day losers when you want the other side.
SEC filings the moment EDGAR disseminates them. Press releases straight off the wire. Crypto headlines from CoinDesk and Cointelegraph. Every headline filtered to tickers on your screen, tagged by what it actually is — Offering, Compliance, Data, Contract, ETF — and spoken out loud if you want it.
When a 424B5 offering drops on a name you are watching, you hear “Dilution” before you finish reading the row.
Type any ticker. Call and put volume, put/call ratio, open interest, and every active strike ranked by what is unusual today. Volume thirty times open interest means somebody opened that position this morning. Sort by strike to read the chain properly and see where the wall of open interest sits.
Ticker or company name. Type “blaize” and it finds BZAI. Type a keyword and it pulls every headline mentioning it. Works on symbols that are not even on your scanner.
Click any row and the chart opens with a buy and sell panel beside it. Long or short, live profit and loss, positions marked to market and badged right on the scanner so you always know what you are holding. Separate balances for stocks and crypto.
One click from any ticker to a live chart with your position sitting next to it. No tab switching. No hunting.
| What you get | Stocks | Crypto |
|---|---|---|
| Universe scanned | Thousands of US tickers | 400+ Coinbase USD pairs |
| Data | Real-time | Real-time |
| Hours | Premarket through after-hours | 24/7 |
| Moving now alerts | Both directions | Both directions |
| Faders & Day losers | Yes | Yes |
| Live charts | Yes | Yes |
| Paper trading | Yes, separate balance | Yes, separate balance |
| Squawk voice alerts | Movers and news | Movers and news |
| SEC filings feed | Yes | — |
| Press wire feed | Yes | — |
| Crypto news feed | — | CoinDesk, Cointelegraph |
| Option chain | Yes | — |
| Trading halts | Yes | — |
| Earnings dates | Yes | — |
| Optionable filter | Yes | — |
| Float & market cap | Yes | — |
| Sortable columns | Every table | Every table |
The paper account is for learning the platform and practicing your process — not for validating a strategy.
Orders fill instantly at the last printed price. There is no spread, no slippage, no partial fills, and no question of whether size was actually available. Real fills on low-float runners and thin crypto pairs are worse, sometimes much worse. A system that looks profitable on paper can lose money live for that reason alone.
Use it to learn where every button is before real money is on the line. That is what it is for.
Every morning you do not have this, you are finding the move after it has already made. The traders beating you to it are not faster than you. They just saw it first.
Wall Street Trading Room Scanner is a complete scanning system for stocks, crypto and news source. Best scanner. Zingha