Stocks & ETFs — Supertrend

Scan stocks and ETFs markets for live Supertrend signals across 15m, 1h, 4h and 1d timeframes. Compare ATR-based trend direction, Supertrend bands and fresh LONG or SHORT conditions across hundreds of stocks and ETFs markets.

Supertrend Signals Overview

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Supertrend Signals · 15m

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How the Supertrend Indicator Works

ATR-Based Trend Bands

The Supertrend indicator combines Average True Range (ATR) with price action to create dynamic trend-following bands. Because ATR adapts to volatility, Supertrend stays closer to price in quiet markets and widens when volatility expands.

Upper Band and Lower Band

The upper band represents the bearish Supertrend boundary — when price trades below it, trend structure is typically bearish. The lower band represents the bullish boundary. Both bands shift as ATR and price change, so they reflect current volatility rather than fixed levels.

Supertrend LONG vs SHORT Signals

LONG conditions typically occur when price moves above the active Supertrend level and trend structure turns bullish. SHORT conditions typically occur when price moves below the active level and structure turns bearish. These are trend-context signals — not guaranteed entries or exits.

ATR and Volatility

Supertrend uses ATR to scale band distance to market volatility. Higher ATR widens the bands (fewer flips, more room for trend); lower ATR tightens them (more responsive, but more noise in choppy conditions).

Multi-Timeframe Confirmation (15m, 1h, 4h, 1d)

15m captures short-term / entry context. 1h adds session-level confirmation. 4h supports swing / medium-term bias. 1d reflects broader regime. Aligning direction across timeframes can improve context — but multi-timeframe agreement is not automatically profitable.

Research Workflow: Filter → Screen → Validate

Combine Supertrend with the indicator filter and crypto screener for multi-indicator confirmation. Validate broader market conditions with Market Status, compare candidates with Compare, and cross-check momentum or trend context with RSI, MACD, ADX Cross, EMA, Momentum and Volume Spike.

Key Features:
  • ATR-based trend analysis
  • Live Supertrend LONG / SHORT signals
  • Multi-timeframe screening (15m, 1h, 4h, 1d)
  • Upper and lower Supertrend band data
  • Fast crypto symbol search
  • Live technical signal screening

How to Read This Supertrend Screener

Start with the Symbol column to pick an asset, then read the Signal (LONG or SHORT) for the active timeframe. Check ATR for current volatility context — wider ATR usually means more distance between price and the Supertrend line.

Compare Upper Band and Lower Band to see both Supertrend boundaries; the active trend uses one side as the relevant line. The Supertrend Value column shows the active Supertrend level for that signal.

Use the overview cards and market breadth summary for macro context, then switch timeframes (15m → 1h → 4h → 1d) to confirm whether short-term signals align with higher-timeframe structure before acting.

Supertrend FAQ

Supertrend is an ATR-based trend-following indicator that plots dynamic upper and lower bands. It helps traders identify whether price structure is leaning bullish or bearish and when a trend flip may have occurred.

Supertrend calculates bands using ATR and price. When price closes above the active band, structure often shifts bullish (LONG context). When price closes below, structure often shifts bearish (SHORT context). Bands move with volatility.

ATR (Average True Range) measures recent volatility. Supertrend multiplies ATR to set band distance from price — wider bands in volatile markets, tighter bands in calm conditions.

The upper band acts as a bearish Supertrend boundary; the lower band acts as a bullish boundary. Only one band is typically active at a time depending on current trend direction. Both update as ATR and price change.

A LONG signal typically means price is above the active Supertrend level and trend structure has turned bullish on that timeframe. It indicates trend context — not a guaranteed buy signal without confirmation.

A SHORT signal typically means price is below the active Supertrend level and structure has turned bearish on that timeframe. It reflects bearish trend context — not an automatic sell or short entry.

Use 15m for fast intraday context, 1h for session-level bias, 4h for swing trades and 1d for broader regime. Many traders compare at least two timeframes before acting — shorter for timing, higher for confirmation.

This screener refreshes with live market data on a regular cycle. Signal timestamps show when each Supertrend condition was detected. New flips may appear after each candle close on the selected timeframe.

Yes. In ranging or low-volatility markets Supertrend can flip frequently. Whipsaws are common without trend confirmation. Combining Supertrend with higher-timeframe structure and complementary indicators reduces noise but does not eliminate false signals.

RSI, MACD, ADX, EMA, Momentum, Volume Spike and Ichimoku are often used alongside Supertrend for confirmation. Use the indicator filter and crypto screener to combine multiple conditions in one scan.

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