Chartink-style scanning for US stocks
Looking for Chartink for US stocks?
Chartink is a popular scanner for Indian stocks, and its own FAQ says it covers NSE stocks. Chalni is built for the same job on US stocks: scan NASDAQ and NYSE stocks with dropdown rules or plain English, then test each scan on data it never saw.
Who this is for
This page is for traders who learned scanning on Chartink and now trade US stocks: Indians investing in the US, NRIs in the US, the UK or the Gulf, and anyone who wants a Chartink-style screener for NASDAQ and NYSE stocks.
What will feel familiar
- Build a scan from dropdown rules: pick an indicator, a condition and a value.
- Ready-made scans for the setups you know: NR7, inside bars, Supertrend, 20-day breakouts, volume spikes and more.
- A scan runs on the whole market in one go and lists every stock that matches.
- Alerts for your scans are planned for launch: email, Telegram, phone or webhook.
What Chalni adds
- Plain EnglishType "close above 20 day high and volume above 2x average" and Chalni builds the rules for you. You can see and change every rule.
- An exam for every scanEach scan is tested on older data (practice), then on newer data it never saw (exam), with trading costs. You see if it still worked.
- "Why no results?"A funnel shows how many stocks are left after each rule, so you know which rule is too strict.
- Your languageEvery scan is explained back in 12 languages, including Spanish, German, Japanese and Korean.
- Fair prices by countryA free plan, and Pro priced for each country instead of one US price for everyone.
Chartink and Chalni side by side
| Chartink | Chalni | |
|---|---|---|
| Markets | Indian NSE stocks (per Chartink's FAQ) | US stocks first; Canada, the UK, Japan and India planned |
| Data speed | Real-time on premium, about 5 minutes late on free (per Chartink's FAQ) | End of day at launch |
| Build a scan | Scan builder with dropdown rules | Dropdown rules or plain English |
| Test a scan | See chartink.com | Practice and exam on unseen data, with costs |
The honest differences
- Chalni is in early access. The live demo uses made-up sample stocks, so you can try every feature but not trade from it.
- At launch, Chalni uses licensed end-of-day US data. That suits swing traders and investors. If you scan every minute during the day, Chartink-style intraday scanning is not part of the launch.
- Chartink's FAQ says its premium plan gives real-time data for NSE stocks. Chalni does not cover live intraday data at launch.
Your favourite scans, on US stocks
Most popular Chartink-style scans take one line in Chalni. Type the words, or open the guide to see the exact rules.
| Scan | Type this in Chalni | Links |
|---|---|---|
| NR7 | nr7 | Try it · Guide |
| Inside bar | inside bar | Try it · Guide |
| 20-day breakout | close above 20 day high | Try it · Guide |
| Supertrend buy | supertrend buy | Try it · Guide |
| Volume spike | volume above 3x average and up more than 2% | Try it · Guide |
| Golden cross | golden cross | Try it · Guide |
| RSI oversold bounce | rsi crossed above 30 | Try it · Guide |
| New 52-week high | new 52 week high | Try it · Guide |
Bring your formulas
Chalni plans to let you paste the scan formulas you already use and run them on US stocks. Until then, most popular scans take a few seconds to rebuild with the dropdowns or one plain-English line.
Questions
Does Chartink support US stocks?
Chartink's own FAQ says it supports NSE stocks, and US stocks are not listed. That is why traders search for "Chartink for US stocks".
Is Chalni free?
The live demo is free and needs no sign-up. At launch there is a free plan and a Pro plan; Pro is $12 a month in the US, with lower prices in many other countries.
Will Chalni have intraday scans?
Not at launch. Chalni starts with end-of-day US data, which suits swing trading and investing.
Is Chalni part of Chartink?
No. Chalni is an independent product. It is not connected to, or approved by, Chartink.
Chartink is a trademark of its owner. Chalni is not affiliated with or endorsed by Chartink. Facts about Chartink come from its public FAQ and were checked in October 2026; please check chartink.com for the latest.