Growth stock screening built for CANSLIM traders, at a price that makes MarketSurge look expensive.
Deepvue scores 65 out of 100 across five pillars, 20 points each.
Deepvue scores 65, with signal quality, usability and price-to-value doing the work. One subscription at $49 a month or $490 a year covers charts, a screener with 1,150+ data points and 80 top-trader presets, watchlists, an AI terminal and real-time data. For a swing trader running a CANSLIM style process, that is roughly a third of what MarketSurge charges. The score comes from FullStack Alpha desk research plus public user sentiment, and the pillar split is provisional.
Community verdict is 8 because independent public reviews are thin. Deepvue shows a 4.9 rating from 589+ reviews on its own site, but those are the vendor's numbers, not an independent platform we can check. Its proprietary 1 to 99 ratings are also a black box compared with published factor models, so test them against your own trades.
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$49 / month
Everything included: charts, screener, watchlists, AI terminal and real-time data. $588 a year.
$490 / year
Same features, about $40.83 a month, saving $98 against monthly billing.
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Deepvue scores 65, with signal quality, usability and price-to-value doing the work.
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