KeepWinning vs TradingView — a screener-first alternative

TradingView is a charting platform with a screener attached. KeepWinning is a screener with charts attached. That is the honest one-line difference, and it decides which one fits you: TradingView is built to study one instrument in depth, KeepWinning is built to scan thousands and shortlist a handful.

Side by side

KeepWinning and TradingView on the things people actually compare.
Feature	KeepWinning	TradingView
What the product is for	A purpose-built trend screener: scan a whole market as a grid of charts, filter it down, open the survivors.	A charting workstation. The screener is a secondary surface next to the chart, drawing tools and scripting.
Default view	A grid of hundreds of price charts with MA50/MA200 and a trend label on each.	One large chart at a time, with layouts for a handful side by side.
Trend classification	A single five-level label per stock — strong uptrend to strong downtrend — computed the same way for every company.	You build the condition yourself with indicators or a Pine script. More power, more setup.
Quarterly fundamentals	Revenue and earnings per quarter with year-over-year growth, shown on the card next to the chart.	Financials are available on the symbol page and as chart studies, not alongside a screening grid.
Charting depth	Line and candlestick with MA50/MA200. Deliberately minimal — the chart is there to be scanned, not drawn on.	A strength: dozens of chart types, drawing tools, hundreds of indicators and the Pine Script language.
Markets covered	Stocks on US, Canadian, European and Nordic exchanges, in one grid.	A strength: global equities plus crypto, futures, forex, bonds and indices.
Alerts	Price and trend alerts on the companies and screens you save.	Alerts on any indicator, drawing or script condition.
Community and ideas	None. KeepWinning publishes no user ideas and no social feed.	A strength: a very large community publishing charts, ideas and scripts.
Price	Free to browse, no account needed. Pro is USD 15/mo or USD 144/yr.	Free tier plus several paid tiers. Premium, its top standard retail tier, costs several times KeepWinning Pro; rates differ by billing period, so check tradingview.com.

When TradingView is the better fit

You draw on charts. Trendlines, Fibonacci levels, annotations, saved layouts — KeepWinning has none of that.
You write or backtest strategies. Pine Script and the strategy tester have no equivalent here.
You trade more than stocks. Crypto, futures and forex are TradingView’s territory; KeepWinning is stocks-only.
You trade from the chart. TradingView integrates with brokers. KeepWinning is research only and never touches an order.
You want a community. Published ideas, scripts and discussion are a large part of what TradingView is.

When KeepWinning is the better fit

You want to see a whole market at once, not one symbol at a time.
You want the trend judgement made for you, identically for every company, instead of configuring it.
You want quarterly revenue and earnings growth in the same glance as the price trend.
You want European and Nordic names in the same grid as US ones, at a lower monthly price.

Prices as of August 2026. TradingView is a trademark of its respective owner; KeepWinning is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by it. Check TradingView’s own site for current pricing and features.

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