Overview

The Metrics Library is a complete reference for every metric available across Edge to Trade. These metrics power the filters used in the Scanner and History pages, giving you precise control over how you find and analyze stocks.

How metrics work

Every metric in Edge to Trade is tied to a day offset relative to an active day, referred to as Day[1].

NotationMeaning
Day[-5] through Day[-1]The 5 trading days before the active day
Day[1]The active day — the primary day being evaluated
Day[2] through Day[6]The 5 trading days after the active day

This day-offset system lets you build filters that compare metrics across multiple days. For example, you can check whether a stock's Day[1] High exceeded its Day[-1] High, or whether volume increased over consecutive sessions.

Comparing metrics

Metrics can be compared in two ways:

  • Against a fixed value — e.g. Day[1] Gap % > 30
  • Against another metric — e.g. Day[1] High > Day[1] Premarket High

Cross-day comparisons work the same way. You can compare any metric from Day[-5] through Day[6] against any other, giving you full flexibility to define multi-day patterns.

Metric categories

Metrics are organized into the following groups:

CategoryWhat it covers
Market DataPrice, volume, gap, range, VWAP, moving averages, RVOL, brackets, and more
CompanySector, industry, and company-level identifiers
Share StructureFloat, shares outstanding, and share-related data
HaltsTrading halt events and related details
FinancialsRevenue, earnings, and fundamental data points
DilutionOffering and dilution-related metrics
NewsNews catalyst filters

Use the sidebar to browse each category, or type in the Filter Metrics search box to quickly find a specific metric by name.

Example: a simple History scan

Here is a basic scan using the History page to find low-float gappers over the last 90 days:

FilterValue
DateLast 90 Days
Day[1] Open PriceBetween $2 – $15
Day[1] Gap %Greater than 20%
Day[1] VolumeGreater than 2,000,000
Share TypeEquals Common Stock

Each metric referenced above has its own page in this library with a full definition, formula (where applicable), and the day offsets available for scanning.