What Is the Chart Setups Screen?
Stocks pausing after a run, gathered in one place for you to review.
Finding a stock that's pausing after a strong run, right before it's ready to move again, usually means scrolling through hundreds of charts by hand. The Chart Setups screen does that scanning for you — it gathers stocks that are showing a recognizable pause-after-a-run pattern in one place, so you can go straight to the charts worth your attention.
A Quick Tour of the Page
At the top, pattern cards let you choose which kind of setup you want to look at — right now that's Cup & Handle and High Tight Flag, with more patterns on the way. Each card shows how many setups of that type were found. Select a card to load its setups below. See Understanding Pattern Types for what each one means.
Just below, summary stats give you the shape of the current list — the average RS strength of these stocks, how long (in weeks) they've typically been pausing, how deep that pause has been, and how many setups are currently showing out of the total found.
The Distribution and Market Cap panels break the matching setups down by sector, industry, and company size, so you can see where the strength is concentrated. See Chart Setups Distribution and Market Cap Distribution for how to read them.
Three tabs — Forming, Fresh Breakouts, and Continuation — let you focus on setups at a particular point in their journey. See Forming, Fresh Breakouts, and Continuation for what each stage means.
Below that, the filter row and sliders let you narrow things down by sector, industry, market cap, RS strength, and more — see Filtering and Finding Setups.
The stock table itself is where it all comes together, with Table, Chart, and Grid views so you can flip through the actual charts — see Viewing Setups: Table, Chart, and Grid Views.
Common Questions
What does "pausing after a run" actually mean? It means the stock had a strong upward move, and has since slowed down and started trading in a tighter range instead of continuing to climb — the kind of pause that often comes before a stock is ready to move again.
Why do some pattern cards say "Coming soon"? WealthLab is adding more pattern types over time. Cards marked "Coming soon" aren't live yet — check back as new ones are released.