Hi Charlie,
Sorry that you faced problem. I just checked and it is working fine. Please try again.
Please let me know if you face any problem.

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestion — this is a great idea, and I'm happy to share that your watchlist related idea is already available in the latest update 🙂

When you run a scan, you can now add the selected scan results directly to a watchlist with a single click, or even create a new watchlist straight from all the result.

Thanks again for the feedback — suggestions like this help us make Stockalyze more useful for everyone.

Hi Charlie,

Good point — and yes, this has been addressed in the recent update 🙂

You can now configure the initial cash used for backtesting, so you're no longer stuck with the default $1M. Just set the starting capital to whatever fits your style (for example, $1,000 or even less), and position sizes will scale accordingly.

Thanks for raising this — feedback like this really helps make the platform more realistic and useful.

Hi Huub,

Thanks for your message — and apologies for the late reply. Good news: some of what you asked for is now available 🙂

1. Formatting composite indicators:
  Composite indicators don't inherit line styles (dotted, dashed, colors) from the original indicators. But if your goal is to reuse the same indicators with the same styling, chart **templates** are the best option. Just set up your indicators the way you like, save a template, and apply it to any chart. You can also set a template as the default for new charts.

2. Deleting composite indicators:
  This is now possible. In the **Indicator Selection** dialog, open the **Composite Indicators** tab and you'll see the option to delete them.

Also, with the latest update, applying a template no longer overrides the chart timeframe when it's set to Auto.

Thanks again for the suggestions — they genuinely help improve Stockalyze.

— Sacha

Hi everyone,

We've been busy improving Stockalyze over the last few weeks, and here's a quick round-up of what's new and improved.

New Releases & Core Enhancements
Several new updates were released during this cycle, bringing performance improvements, bug fixes, and new capabilities. A key highlight is that trading systems can now use conditions tied to a specific timeframe. We've also added several new trading systems built using this feature. These changes were based on suggestion from a Stockalyze user.

You'll also notice improvements across the board — fixes to histogram highlighting when dropping an indicator on a chart, better color selection in dialogs, and general polish to make things feel smoother.

Scanning, Watchlists & Trading Tools
You can now add scanned stocks directly to a watchlist with a single click, or even create a watchlist directly from your scan results. Thanks to one of our users for suggesting this — it really streamlines the workflow from discovery to analysis.

We've also improved chart templates. For example, templates no longer save a timeframe when Auto is used, and applying a template no longer shows unnecessary pop-ups. Composite indicators can now be deleted, and the initial cash amount used in backtesting can be configured for more realistic simulations. These improvements were also inspired by user suggestions — thank you!

AI & Analysis Improvements
We've started integrating AI capabilities. To begin with, the new AI Analyst Assistant can leverage free AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude to instantly generate chart analysis.

Trend detection has been made more reliable by using a more stable slope-based approach, and we've made several behind-the-scenes improvements to make AI analysis more useful and responsive.

Website & Help Documentation
The website and help documentation have received several updates — better explanations, clearer examples, and refreshed screenshots. This is still ongoing, and we're continuing to expand the documentation to cover more of Stockalyze's capabilities.

Pricing & Availability
We've introduced a simplified and more attractive pricing model for the Pro version, and we're working on making Stockalyze available on more download platforms to make it easier for new users to discover.

Thanks for continuing to support Stockalyze. If you have feedback, feature requests, or notice anything that could be improved, please share — it really helps.

Happy analyzing!
— The Stockalyze Team

There is no tool button to bring them back. :)
Please install the latest Stockalyze and your toolbars will be back.
After the reinstall, you can keep playing with the toolbars. If you close again by mistake then you just have to create a new chart window.

Please let me know if it didn't work.

QuoteI got it....Thanks a ton for all the clarification and being patient with me :-)
It means a lot to  me

I am glad my explanations were helpful.

QuoteBut all these aspects being included in some document in future  would be  of great help for the users :-)

Yes, we are updating the help doc.

QuoteAny public roadmap for the great product as of now ?

We had a list of future plans. It is still available here: https://stockalyze.com/future-plans.html. But it is not updated and some of the items have already been added or improved.
There are some items that are in plans but not mentioned in this page. Maybe we will update it.

You're right that the Stock Scanner uses the Trading System, but it only uses the part relevant to what you select:

BUY → Long entry condition
SELL → Long exit condition
SHORT → Short entry
COVER → Short exit

QuoteBoth are connected and are not independent.

They are connected but the connection is only one way, i.e. Stock Scanner uses Trading System but Trading System is not only for scanning stocks, it can also be used for backtesting. When you define a Trading System it is saved for future use. So, even when you have come to define a Trading System from Stock Scanner workflow, later the same Trading System can be used for backtesting as well. So, the definition of Trading System has to be complete.

QuoteIf I ignore the exit rule then there is a popup " Condition for long exit is not defined"

A Trading System in Stockalyze must always be complete (entry + exit), mainly for consistency and backtesting. The fact that you want to use the Trading System for scanning doesn't change that requirement.

QuoteHow do i define a Dummy exit rule ? Can you share a dummy exit rule .... [ Is it like Price > 0 or something else ]

Yes, you can use something simple like Close > 0.

Quote.Also whats the difference between Sell and Short (Buy and Cover )  in terms of Scanning stocks.

The Trading Systems in Stockalyze allows you to define different rules for long entry (BUY) and short exit (COVER), similarly for long exit and short entry. You can chose for them to be same, for example, you can select "Same as SELL" in the tab that defines conditions for SHORT.

Let me know if this clarifies your doubts.

QuoteBut about Scan Stocks module part , Does it scan stock with both "Buy and Sell signal" both together with the condition mentioned in trading system .

The Scan Stocks module only looks for the type of signals you select in the Stock Screener (Buy, Sell, Short, or Cover).

QuoteIn the scan module , if i just select the Buy checkbox and go on to custom define Trading system say RSI>70... Its forcing me to define an exit...

This happens because a Trading System in Stockalyze must always have both entry and exit conditions defined, regardless of how you intend to use it.

The key point is:

The Scan module may use only the entry/exit condition (based on your Buy/Sell selection)
But the Trading System itself must still be complete (i.e., include an exit rule)

So even if you are only scanning for Buy opportunities:

You still need to define an exit condition
This is just to make the Trading System valid

If your goal is only to create a watchlist (not backtest), you can simply:

Add a basic/dummy exit rule to satisfy the requirement
Ignore it for your scanning purpose

Just keep in mind that such a system won't produce meaningful results if you later use it for backtesting.

Using "Scan Stocks" you can scan stocks for buy or sell signals.

"Manage Trading Systems" is about managing trading systems, i.e. create or edit or modify a trading system. Using a trading system you can scan stocks for buy or sell signals. You can also backtest trading systems for one or more stocks to see how good it has worked in the past.

Please let me know if I haven't answered your query sufficiently. We are improving the documentations and queries like this help us to know what improvements we need to make.

QuoteIs it like if condition meets few days back ?

Yes, exactly 👍

"During M and N period days" means the condition should have been true at any point within a lookback range.

M = how many periods back to start looking
N = how many periods back to stop looking

So the condition is checked from M periods ago up to N periods ago (inclusive).

Example:

If you want the condition to be true anytime in the last 5 days (including today):
Set M = 4 and N = 0
This checks: today (0), 1 day ago, 2 days ago, 3 days ago, 4 days ago

In most cases, you'll keep M = N = 0. In some cases you may want to adjust the M and keep N = 0 so that the current day is included, and adjust only M based on how far back you want to look.

QuoteAnd if its week /month , then how do we define the condition ?

The "days" actually mean "period".

If the timeframe is Daily → period = 1 day
If the timeframe is Weekly → period = 1 week
If the timeframe is Monthly → period = 1 month

So:

M = 4 on a Weekly chart → last 5 weeks
M = 2 on a Monthly chart → last 3 months

No extra configuration is needed—just switch the timeframe, and the same M/N logic applies.

QuoteAny documentation would really help

We are improving the documentations. It will be finished soon. Feel free to ask questions here and we will be happy to explain 👍.

Nice suggestion. Something similar was suggested earlier too. We can work on it. But as of now I cannot commit on it as there are more important work in pipeline.

Thanks for the openalgo.in. We can study it and see if this can be used for Stockalyze.

We did have built-in mechanism in Stockalyze to download from NSE/BSE but it used to stop working because of change in the website so had to remove it.

Hi Gd iPas,

Your suggestions are great and we will decide about implementing them. At least some of it we will surely work on. Given the limitation of unavailability of tick by tick data not all can be achieved but we can still try.

Regarding the DARK MODE. You can build it up yourself by right clicking on the chart and select "Configure Chart" menuitem. You have to select all colors yourself but you can save your configuration as default.

Please give it a try and let me know how it goes.

Hi Gd iPas,

Just an update on this — we've now added support for using multiple timeframes directly within a single trading system in Stockalyze.

You can now define conditions like Monthly, Weekly, and Daily RSI together in one system, without needing to run separate scans and manually combine results.

Along with this, we've also added several ready-to-use multi-timeframe trading systems, including:

* Multi Timeframe Pullback (EMA)
* Multi Timeframe MACD Confirmation
* Multi Timeframe Mean Reversion
* Multi Timeframe RSI Reversal Attempt (Early Entry)
* Multi Timeframe Momentum Stack
* Multi Timeframe Volatility Breakout
* Higher Timeframe Support Bounce
* Multi Timeframe RSI Regime Pullback
* Multi Timeframe Breakout with Trend Filter
* Multi Timeframe Trend Alignment (EMA)
* Multi Timeframe RSI Pullback

Also, the **"Multi Timeframe RSI Pullback"** system is available in **Lite mode** as well, so you can try it out without needing the Pro version.


Do give it a try and let us know your feedback!

Thanks again for suggesting this — it helped shape this feature 🙂