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ChartFilter.com was developed by MHP Systems, Inc., a provider of technical analysis software and education. ChartFilter.com services individual investors of all experience levels. The company's flagship service, StockTools, focuses on the needs of investors who require concise end-of-day technical analysis information. StockTools includes a stock screener, charting capabilities, information on fundamentals, alerts, and a portfolio manager.

ChartFilter.com also offers StockScreener, a browser-based application that includes detailed technical and company reports for each symbol, along with 130 prescreens using both technical and fundamental strategies. Each prescreen is connected to, and an by modified with, the StockScreener interface. StockScreener includes a full technical report, S&P's balance sheet, intraday charting, and company profiles.

ChartFilter.com also sells training guides online, and provides free educational content and newsletters.

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