ADR & GDR Screener
Screen American Depositary Receipts and Global Depositary Receipts listed on US exchanges. Vunelix's free ADR screener widget covers international stocks like Alibaba, TSMC, Toyota, and hundreds more — filterable by market cap, P/E ratio, dividend yield, earnings, and balance sheet data. TradingView doesn't offer a dedicated depositary receipt screener — Vunelix is one of the few platforms where you can screen ADRs and GDRs separately from US domestic stocks.
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Show stocks from this country (e.g. US = NYSE, NASDAQ). Visitors can change it.
Avoid duplicate stocks. Some stocks trade on multiple exchanges — this shows only the main listing (e.g. AAPL on NASDAQ, not also on other exchanges).
How many rows to show per page. Visitors can change this from the bottom of the table.
Which tab is shown when the widget first loads (e.g. Overview, Performance).
Time range for performance data (e.g. 1 Day = today's change). Visitors can change it from the toolbar.
How the table is sorted when it first loads (e.g. by price, market cap). Visitors can change by clicking columns.
Filters applied when the table first loads. E.g. show only stocks with price above $100 or market cap over 1B.
Build your own tabs with custom columns. Give each tab a name and pick which columns to show.
Show the symbol code in the first column (e.g. BTCUSD, AAPL).
Show the full name below the symbol (e.g. Bitcoin, Apple Inc).
Show the coin logo or company icon next to the symbol.
Show currency code next to prices (e.g. USD, EUR).
Show the filter button in the toolbar so visitors can filter by price, volume, market cap, etc.
Show a star icon on each row so visitors can add items to their watchlist.
Let visitors organize watchlist items into color-coded groups. When off, a single click adds or removes from the watchlist.
Show tabs like Overview, Performance, etc. at the top of the table.
Show time period buttons (1D, 1W, 1M, etc.) in the toolbar.
Show a search box in the toolbar to quickly find items in the table.
Show a settings icon in the toolbar where visitors can change table view and animation options.
Show a button in the toolbar that lets visitors choose which columns appear in the table.
Let visitors sort the table by clicking any column header (e.g. click Price to sort by price).
Load more rows automatically as the visitor scrolls down, instead of showing page numbers.
Choose whether clicking an item opens in the same tab or a new tab.
Replace the default link with your own page URL. Click the buttons below to insert placeholders. Example: yoursite.com/stocks/{{symbol}} becomes yoursite.com/stocks/AAPL when clicked.
Make each item clickable. Links to its detail page by default, or your custom URL if set.
Save visitor choices (selected tab, time period, and other settings) so they stay the same when the page reloads.
How live price changes are highlighted when prices update in real time.
How long the color highlight stays visible after a price change (e.g. 1500 = 1.5 seconds).
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Color for positive values (gains, up arrows).
Color for negative values (losses, down arrows).
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ADR Screener — International Stocks on US Exchanges
Depositary receipts let investors access foreign companies without opening international brokerage accounts. Alibaba, TSMC, Toyota, Novartis, Samsung, and hundreds of other international stocks trade as ADRs on NYSE and Nasdaq. This free ADR screener widget organizes them with the same depth as a stock screener — market cap, P/E ratio, revenue, EPS, and dividend data. Vunelix pulls live pricing and fundamentals so the numbers stay current throughout the trading day.
GDR Coverage and Global Reach
Beyond ADRs, the screener includes Global Depositary Receipts from companies across Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa. Filter by region to focus on Chinese ADRs, European GDRs, or emerging market depositary receipts. Switch between Valuation, Performance, and Dividend presets to compare international stocks from different angles — all in one widget.
Key Features
- ADR screener — American Depositary Receipts from NYSE and Nasdaq with live data.
- GDR coverage — Global Depositary Receipts from international markets.
- 9 column presets — Overview, Performance, Valuation, Technical, Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Earnings, Cash Flow, and Dividends.
- Valuation metrics — P/E, P/B, P/S, PEG ratio, and enterprise value.
- Dividend screening — yield, payout ratio, ex-date, and growth data.
- Custom filters — combine any metrics to find depositary receipts matching specific criteria.
How to Embed the ADR Screener
Select a default preset — Overview for general audiences, Valuation for value investors, Dividends for income-focused pages. Set default sort and optional filters. Vunelix updates the preview live. Copy the embed code and paste it into your HTML.
Works on WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, and any site that accepts custom HTML.
Who Screens Depositary Receipts?
International investing blogs embed the ADR screener to help readers discover foreign companies available on US exchanges. Broker sites showcase their depositary receipt offerings with live filterable data. Investment research platforms add it alongside country-specific analysis. Finance education sites use Vunelix's widget to teach students about international investing through ADRs and GDRs — with real market data instead of static examples.