Tools
Market screener
A screener is only as honest as its universe. WiT Markets has built the filters — asset class, market, country, sector, size, price move, valuation, dividend yield and volatility — and has not filled them with made-up securities.
How the calculation works
The data adapter returns no rows until a licensed universe is connected. Filters are ready for that universe. A security will need an identifier, a source and a timestamp before it can appear. Sort options will operate on those fields, not on an editorial score.
Assumptions
- No row is better than a row we cannot source.
- Valuation fields mean whatever the vendor’s definition says, and that definition will be shown.
- A screener is not a recommendation list.
A worked example
Searching for high-yield equities will show nothing today. It will not show a fictional company with a convenient yield.
Limitations
You cannot screen live markets here yet. Use a broker or data vendor you already have access to, and treat this page as the shell those data will land in. Filters without rows are intentional. They are not a broken query.
Change one input at a time if a result looks surprising. The arithmetic is only as careful as the numbers you type, and it does not know your broker’s contract size.
No securities are loaded. A screener result would be a factual claim about a security, so this screen stays empty until a sourced universe is connected.
Related
Sources and review
Last reviewed: 2026-10-13. Next review due 2027-04-13. Status: editorial review of this page, not a live verification of every third-party fee.
Author: WiT Markets Editorial, Editorial desk. The WiT Markets editorial desk writes explanatory pages, comparison context and research notes. It separates sourced facts from items that are not confirmed, and it does not provide personal recommendations.
Reviewed by: WiT Markets Research Review.
Primary and regulatory sources
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission — checked 2026-10-13