Life & fun · September 3, 2025
Tradomate.one – A Stock Screener with Backtesting
Tradomate combines technicals, price actions, fundamentals, and news-based filters to create an all-in-one stock screener. Tradomate goes beyond filtering - look at historical performance by backtesting your screen and gain insights into what stocks work well within your screen. Would love your thoughts and feedback on this.
Tradomate.one – A Stock Screener with Backtesting launched on September 3, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,024 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Tradomate.one is rethinking the analysis-backed trading experience, turning screeners into something accessible, actionable, and directly tied to real trading decisions.
Over the last two posts, we’ve laid the foundation for why screener backtesting matters and the challenges that come with it. In Part 1 , we explored why screens shouldn’t stop at simply filtering stocks - the real value lies in testing how those filters would have actually performed in the market. In Part 2 , we dug into the common pitfalls of backtesting - accuracy issues, the lack of universal exit strategies, the difficulty of accounting for news events and the problem of information overload. All of this points to a clear gap: while screener backtesting is powerful in theory, very few platforms actually make it practical. That’s where Tradomate.one comes in. In the third part of this…from tradomate.one
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