Do I need coding knowledge to use FIA?

Do I need coding knowledge to use FIA?

No, you don’t need any coding knowledge to use FIA. It’s built as a no-code tool, so anyone—whether you're a beginner or an experienced trader—can create powerful stock screeners using plain English.

All you have to do is type your condition, like:
“Show stocks with high volume and price above yesterday’s close.”
FIA will understand what you mean and automatically generate the screener for you using real-time market data.

Whether you're filtering stocks by price, volume, or open interest (OI), FIA handles the backend logic—so you can focus on strategy, not syntax.​

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