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Finviz focuses mainly on screening and visualizing market data. StockIQ focuses on a unified investor score (0-100) that explains "why," not just "what" โ with a real DCF calculator, insider/institutional tracking, and portfolio analysis from a screenshot.
Finviz: A stock screener and visual heatmap tool, known mainly for its fast metric-based filtering interface.
Finviz is excellent when the goal is quickly screening hundreds of stocks by numeric criteria (multiples, volume, trend) and getting a fast real-time visual snapshot โ a tool built primarily for screening, not explanation. If the goal is narrowing a long list down to a few interesting names, that's exactly what it's built for.
StockIQ is different at this point: it doesn't replace a broad screening step, it comes in after it โ once there's a specific stock and the need is understanding why its score is high or low, what's actually behind the number. Combining both tool types โ broad screening, then deeper analysis โ tends to work better than relying on just one.
| Unified investor score (0-100) with explanation | โ |
| DCF fair-value calculator | โ |
| Technical analysis (23+ indicators) | โ |
| Wyckoff Method analysis | โ |
| Portfolio analysis from a screenshot | โ |
| Insider trading tracker | โ |
| 13F guru/institutional holdings tracker | โ |
| Transparent performance tracking (never edited retroactively) | โ |
| Full Hebrew support and Tel Aviv Stock Exchange coverage | โ |
| Free to use | โ |
Feature sets and pricing at Finviz and every other tool change over time โ verify current details directly with them. This page describes what StockIQ itself offers, not a claim about what any competitor definitely does or doesn't have.
Not necessarily โ they serve different stages. Finviz is good for broad, visual screening; StockIQ is good for understanding the "why" behind a specific stock already picked out.
StockIQ is free to use. Finviz's exact pricing details change over time โ worth checking directly on their site.
No โ StockIQ doesn't offer a visual market-mapping tool like Finviz. The focus is an explained per-stock score, not a whole-market visualization.
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