Deepvue Review: Screen Logic, Ownership Data & Pricing
Assess Deepvue by the question you need to answer: building a custom stock screen, reviewing growth data, or inspecting ownership history. Pineify offers a separate technical monitoring workflow; moving symbols between tools does not transfer the original filter logic.
Platform Breakdown
Inspect the Research Tools and Their Limits
Deepvue Strengths
Documented controls you can evaluate against your workflow:
- Named trader presets and growth screens, with editable copies for your own research conditions
- Fund and insider ownership panels with historical counts and ownership percentages
- Custom screen groups, column selection and multiple chart layouts rather than a fixed growth-only table
Keep Each Data Type in Context
A screening result combines measurements with different meanings:
- Fund counts do not measure current-session buying or prove that a breakout will succeed
- The documented stock screener covers US listings; verify any required exchange, asset type and data field before paying
- A copied ticker list does not preserve thresholds, reporting periods or the point-in-time result set
Direct Comparison
Deepvue vs. Pineify Market Screener
| Dimension | Deepvue Platform | Pineify Market Screener |
|---|---|---|
| Research focus | Stock selection with growth, technical and session presets alongside charts and company data. | Technical monitoring of supported symbols in configurable collections. |
| Screen logic | Documented ALL and ANY filter groups; inspect the applied conditions rather than relying on a preset name. | Supported indicator fields and their settings, not arbitrary Deepvue formulas or custom Pine execution. |
| Columns and layout | Custom column sets, sortable results and multiple chart layouts. | Up to 15 collections, 100 symbols and 20 indicator columns per collection. |
| Timeframes | Multi-chart layouts allow different intervals on individual charts. | Eight intervals from 1 minute through 1 day, selected by collection or symbol. |
| Refresh context | The provider advertises live updates for selected fields; ownership and financial reporting periods remain separate. | Active visible collection polling every 60 seconds and manual refresh; not a tick feed or exact breakout timestamp. |
| Moving a research idea | Copy selected symbols or save a watchlist; record the original query and data dates separately. | Add supported listings and configure the intended interval. There is no matrix-to-Pine export. |
| Access | One subscription plan; verify the current offer at checkout. | Expert or higher for full screener access. Capacity limits still apply; consult current pricing. |
The Practical Workflow
Check the Logic Before Transferring Symbols
Treat a preset as a starting definition. Review its conditions, save your changes and keep enough context to explain why each candidate was included.
Step 1: Inspect and Save the Conditions
Duplicate a preset before changing it. Inspect its applied filters and column definitions, then save the copy under a descriptive name. A named trader's preset is not evidence that every matching stock suits your risk or holding period.
Step 2: Preserve the Research Context
Record the observation date, selected exchange and the reason each symbol passed. Add supported listings to a Pineify collection and choose the intended interval. Compare the same bar and session on a chart; a periodically refreshed value cannot establish an exact execution time or fill.
ALL and ANY Answer Different Questions
Deepvue's documented grouping requires the ALL conditions plus a qualifying condition in an ANY group. For an illustrative screen, put price above $20 and average volume above 1 million shares in ALL; put year-over-year quarterly EPS growth above 25% or sales growth above 20% in one ANY group. Specify the same reporting basis and volume lookback before running it. These thresholds are examples, not recommended investment rules.
An invented stock priced at $30 with 2 million average volume, 10% EPS growth and 30% sales growth passes through the sales condition. A $15 stock fails the price requirement even if both growth values exceed 50%. Putting every condition in ANY would describe a different universe. Verify a known passing and failing case after editing a screen.
Ownership Counts Are Historical Context
The Fund Ownership panel expands to eight quarters of fund counts and percentage ownership. Suppose the fund count rises from 100 to 120 while the reported ownership share falls from 60% to 55%. More holders and a smaller ownership share can coexist; neither statistic alone identifies trades made today. Check the period, underlying records and changes in shares outstanding before drawing a conclusion.
Sources reviewed October 20, 2026: current screener features and offer, screen logic, column sets, multi-timeframe layouts, and ownership tables. This is a documentation review, not a measured latency comparison or a claim about investment performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Deepvue designed for?
Deepvue combines stock screening, charts, data panels, watchlists and alerts. Its presets include growth and momentum approaches, but the current library also contains technical, earnings and session-oriented screens. This review evaluates documented features, not a logged-in performance test.
How much does Deepvue cost?
The official screener page currently lists one plan at $49 per month with monthly and annual billing options. Check the current checkout for the annual charge, renewal terms and any promotion; the old $59/month comparison is not the current published offer.
Can I customize columns and timeframes?
Yes. Deepvue documents selectable and reorderable column sets plus custom chart layouts with a separate timeframe for each chart. A chart layout and the logic of a screening filter are different settings; inspect both before comparing results.
Does more fund ownership prove buying today?
No. The ownership panel shows quarterly fund counts and ownership percentages. A change between two reported quarters does not identify the timing of individual trades or establish present-day institutional demand.
What does Pineify add to this workflow?
Pineify Market Screener monitors supported technical fields in collections. Full access requires an account and Expert or higher. It does not import Deepvue conditions, replicate its proprietary ratings, or generate Pine Script and TradingView alerts from a matrix.
Disclaimer: Pineify Market Screener is an independent technical analysis tool, not an investment adviser or broker. Technical indicators provide mathematical market context without guarantees. Deepvue is a trademark of Deepvue, LLC.
Monitor a Defined Technical Watchlist
Inspect supported technical fields in configurable collections. Full access requires an account and Expert or higher; check current plan details.