 In this video, we're going to be going over the three scan that you absolutely need if you're going to be an intraday trader or also called a day trader. So as usual, all the best tools will be linked in the description. Don't forget to check that out. Let's get right in. So as I mentioned in the intro of this video, we're going to be going over the most important scan. And if you're going to be an intraday trader, of course, you need a gap scan. So I'll talk about my setting in trading view because there's a couple of things that if you do wrong, you might actually not see all the stocks that you should. So let's dive in. So as you can see over here, we do have my filters. And there's one thing that I want to go over and make sure you don't skip is the gap over here. So there's a couple things you can do if we remove this, and then we go back to the filters, you can go to gap, and then you have pre-market gap percentage and also gap percentage. Really important that you choose gap percentage. And the reason why is when you're choosing the pre-market gap percentage, what it's going to do is only going to show you the pre-market stock that are gapping. So if you're looking for stock in the morning that are gapping up technically, but they gapped up in the after hour, it's not going to show you these stock. So it's a big problem because sometimes stock do have news in the after hour and have a big run and you're not going to be able to see them. So here's how you fix this is you just put gap percentage. And instead of having multiple filters for a gap scanner, what I do over here is go into manual setup. Then I go over here at outside and then I put minus two or minus four to four percent. So it's just going to show me everything that's outside of these percentages. So you can see we don't see the minus one, minus two. We only see the top gappers and also the top loser. So instead of having multiple scan, as I mentioned, just one scan going to do your gap up and also your gap down. The other filter I have is just a price. So anything that's above 20 cents below 20 cents is just not useful for me. Volume 750k. I really like to trade stock with high volume pre-market. This is just a personal thing. You can lower it. But I think if you're a new trader looking for more volume, it's mostly going to be beneficial for you. And also exchange. I don't want to see anything that's OTC. So I go to exchange manual setup and I choose NYC NASDAQ and Amex. And then I also don't necessarily put pre-market volume, but I had to put it to show you guys today because it's currently 2.40pm on a Friday. If I don't put this, what's going to happen is you're going to see all the stock that have volume right now during the day. But most of the time you can just put volume normally. If you have any issue with that, just put pre-market volume and it's going to be fine. And that's pretty much what I have. And then what I do is really look by gap percentage, volume, average volume 10 day. And this is important. And the reason why is if something is trading, let's say in the pre-market, we'll put back pre-market volume. And what you can see over here, we'll add it over here also. Pre-market, it's going to be volume right over here. And then we'll just put it here. So sometimes you see that the pre-market vol on this one, it was even bigger than the average 10 day. But sometimes if you look at a bigger market cap, it's going to show you a more significant thing. So for example, a stock that trades an average of 5 million shares a day, like example, JP Morgan. But then there's news on it and it's already traded 2 million shares pre-market. So in the pre-market, you can see how inplayed this stock really is. It already traded 50% of its average volume and it's a real company. So this is going to be significant for that stock. That means a lot of people are going to be into what's going on with this name because it's doing something above normal. Sorry for the interruption. But as usual, if you enjoyed the video so far, like and subscribe. I also did link all the best tools for date trading in the description. Don't forget to check that out. Let's get back to the video. And then I also have market cap. I personally don't filter with market cap, but you could if you want using this over here and security info. And it's going to be market capitalization right over here. And then you can add one if you want. But I personally don't because it's important for me to just see everything that's going on. And then after filter, what's in play for me. So now let's move on to the second intraday scan that I think it's really important that you have. And this one is going to be for weak stock. So I won't change anything here. And then what I have is because I'm looking for this particular filter to be a short selling filter, what I do is I put a price of at least 50 cents. This could be higher most of the time. Because shorting anything around 50 cents don't have that much potential, in my opinion. Sometimes I just want to see if some crazy small cap is really doing a lot of volume. I just want to see it in case then I have changed minus 2% volume minus volume 5 million and then relative volume at least one. And I also want the price to be below VWAP. So I'll show you what I want this filter to show me. And then I'll explain back what I have in turbo filters to make it make sense. So this example we have NKLA. This was yesterday. If we want to go back this date, it was the 11th of April. So you can see that the stock closed at 97 cents. We had a gap down. And after that, we can see the stock opened really weak. I didn't have it on radar. But you can see the stock is really in play because it's trading a lot more volume than the previous day, as you can see. And if you don't have maybe a filter for that, you might miss it because you only look at gap up. And sometimes gap downs are also a good opportunity. So in this scenario that we have over here, this is going to show me a stock that's gapping down. And it's also, you know, weak. And it's going to be below or at VWAP. And after that, I can see if there's a setup for me. An ideal setup would have been a break of that range over here. And then maybe a short versus that level. So this what I have is going to be important. So I have price below or equal VWAP one day. So my pink line over here is VWAP. It's going to show me that it's weak. And after that, I have price above 50 cents change minus 2% volume 5 million relative volume. And this sometime I play with it and I don't have open change change from open. And then I'll put also something very little. So I'll go below. And then I'll put minus 1%. The reason why you might want to add this to your filter, it's because sometimes a stock is gapping down. But then it's maybe down 10% from the previous day. But in today, it's not going to be weak. So that means it's just gapping down. And then it's rallying. And this is not the setup I'm looking for. I'm looking for weak stock that stays weak. So I'm looking for continuation, a gap down, and then weakness. So that means how can I find this? It's going to be below VWAP. It's going to be below the open price. And it's going to be weak from the previous day. So this is how I would find it. And this filter would help me do that. So price change volume relative volume. This I don't put it too high because when stock go down, they don't need a really big relative volume versus when a stock is going up. And then you have all your filters over here. And then what I do look for mostly it's going to be filtered by volume. I'll go descending. And then I can just click and see what I had in term of chart. And also Rivian yesterday would have been a good one. But there would be probably no entry for me. If you want to link also your scanner to your chart, you just need to select over here a color and also select a color over here. And it's going to be link. So you can actually just click like this and filter what you have. So if we bring this to today, we can see it's going to show you a couple of examples. There was also Rivian. It would have maybe show me this over here so I can catch a bit of a short in term of momentum because I can see relative volume, good amount of volume. It's weak. It's in play. GP Morgan had some news on it. It's down. It's staying below the web below the open price. Maybe there's a trade. Maybe there's not. It's not going to show you trade every day, but at least I can see if something is really down or really up. So let's move on to the last one. But I think it's the best one. So definitely stay tuned for this. What we have over here is my open change per cent scanner. What it is is going to find me the stock that are open from the opening price the most and also down. Why is this important? It's because sometimes something is gapping up as I mentioned before, but it's not really doing anything. This is going to find me the stock that are really up on the open are really, really down. And these are going to be normally stock with high volume. So we can see this one is up the most. Maybe someone want to do a mean reversion trade, not my style, but maybe there's this. Then you also have the old sector that's running quite a bit. And then you know, there's going to be multiple names that are going to be just the most in play. So I have a relative volume of two. So I want to see really the crazy stock, some stock that have are are doing something very unusual. And then after that, I need volume to be at least five million. I want something that's trading a lot of volume change from open minus 10 or 10. And I did the same thing over here. So instead of having 15 different filters, I put everything in one. So outside minus 10 or 10% volatility at least 5% price above 20 cents. And this is really one of the best filter that I have. It's always going to just tell me what's the most in play? What are people actually trading? And it's going to be right here. And what I would recommend anyone, it's to also adapt these filter to the category of stock that they trade. If you're trading mega cap, these filters are going to be really, really bad for you. You want you want to consider something that's outside the norm of the type of stock that you trade. For me, small cap or high momentum stock, this is a possibility. And these are going to be the filter that I'm really looking for. I don't really look by just change from previous clothes, because I'll have this from my gap scan. I really look for open change and stuff like that, or just something that's really volatile or trading a lot of volume and to customize something like this, I would just go over here. I would remove all of this, remove. And then I can remove also relative volume or just leave it like that. And then I would just filter by relative volume, or even just volume in general. And it would tell me, you know, all of these stuff that are in play. And then I can just click and see what's happening on these name and why they're running and talking about stocks that are actually running yesterday would have been a good example. A stock that's also gapping down. It's actually weak. And then, you know, we're below VWAP maybe a short below that level. And this was a crazy move. So I hope you enjoy these filters. I hope you're able to generate income from them. As usual, thanks for watching. Peace