Saving & Exporting Screener Results

After you’ve applied filters in the stock screener and found a list of trade-worthy stocks, the next step is to save or export that list for later use.

This is especially helpful if:

• You want to compare scans over time.
• Share stock ideas with teammates or mentors.
• Maintain a log of potential trades.

Saving Screener Results in TradingView

Saving the filter setup (called a "screen") is different from saving the results. Let’s go through both.

How to Save a Screener Filter Setup

If you want to reuse the same filter conditions later:

1. Open the Stock Screener
2. Apply all your filters (e.g., price, RSI, volume)
3. Click the three dots (⋮) on the top-right of the screener.
4. Select “Save Screen”
5. Give it a name like “Breakout Setup” or “Swing RSI < 30”.
6. Click Save

You can now access it anytime from the “Screens” dropdown menu.

Note: This saves the logic, not the actual stock list shown at that moment.

How to Save the Current Results List

If you want to save the actual list of stocks that showed up:

1. Select the screener results you want to save.
2. Right-click anywhere on the table
3. Click “Export to .CSV”

This downloads the list into a CSV file, which you can open in Excel or Google Sheets.

The file includes:

• Stock names and symbols.
• Last price
• % change
• All columns you had visible (like RSI, volume, MA, etc.)

Practical Use Cases

Organizing Exported Files

For better tracking, use naming conventions like:

• BreakoutStocks_2025-08-06.csv
• SwingScan_RSI30_Week32.csv

You can also create folders based on strategies (e.g., “Intraday,” “Earnings,” “F&O Picks”) to keep your research organized.

To Sum Up

TradingView lets you save both:

• The logic of your screener (as a saved screen)
• The results (as a downloadable file)

Together, these tools help you stay consistent, track patterns, and build a repeatable research workflow, essential for serious trading.