Watch the free live stream

What the stream shows

This is a live, watch-only view of the DennTech stock scanner running on our server. You see the same screen we see: lists of US stocks that are moving, unusual options prints, trading halts, headlines, and spoken alerts if you unmute the voice. You don't need an account or API keys to watch.

It's a filter, not a pick list. A name showing up means it met a scan rule, like a big percentage move on rising volume. It doesn't mean it's a good trade, and plenty of names that light up in the first ten minutes are flat by lunch.

What each panel means

• Peak: the main hot list of names already moving in the current session.
• Legends: a second list focused on gaps, including gaps that haven't filled.
• Embers: opening-range breaks (5, 10 or 15 minutes) and new highs of day on rising volume.
• Squeeze & Halts: high-of-day momentum, plus NASDAQ halt cards with timers. A halt card means trading is paused. It doesn't tell you which way it reopens.
• Unusual Options: option prints that stand out against normal activity, with the symbol, call or put, strike, expiry, volume, open interest and volume-to-OI. A big call print can be a bet, or a hedge against a short. The print doesn't say which.
• Breaking News and Market News: headlines, so you can check why something is moving before you care about it.
• Voice Alerts: spoken callouts. Tap Unmute voice to hear them.

Session times (CT and UTC)

The scanner maps its lists to the session you're in, so premarket names don't bleed into the regular-hours list.

It wakes before the 6:30 AM CT open on weekdays. On weeknights and weekends you'll see a notice that the scanner is asleep.

What it can't do

You can't click, type or trade from this page. There's no order entry and nowhere to put API keys. It's a broadcast of our screen, so you see our lists and settings, not yours. It can also lag or reconnect if your connection drops, which is one more reason not to treat a row on a stream as a trigger.

If you want to run the scanner yourself with your own broker and watchlist, the Windows stock scanner is a one-time $149 purchase. Before you size anything you saw here, run it through the risk calculator, and log what you actually traded in the free browser journal.

FAQ

Is the live stock scanner free?

Yes. Watching the stream is free and needs no account. The interactive Windows app is the paid part.

Is the data real time?

It's a live view of the scanner as it runs. Your view can lag a little depending on your connection, and the stream reconnects on its own if it drops.

Can I place trades from the stream?

No. The page is watch-only. There's no order entry and no way to connect a broker.

Why does it say the scanner is asleep?

The scanner sleeps on weeknights and weekends. It wakes before the 6:30 AM CT open on weekdays.

What does a trading halt card mean?

Trading in that stock is paused, often after a sharp move or pending news. Our trading halts guide explains the types and what happens at reopen.