How it works
Olympia scans 9,000+ stocks and ETFs every market day and flags the setups that have historically preceded big moves — then keeps the receipts on every call. This page walks the whole thing: how your access works, what each scan does, and what every page is for. Short videos are being added throughout this week.
Same job — find the best setups across the whole market. They just run on different clocks.
Bigger, slower setups that develop over months — patient holds.
Scans the whole market weekly for setups that build over several weeks.
Short-term setups, refreshed often, for moves that play out within two weeks.
The specialist that hunts explosive, high-momentum names moving hard and fast.
PremiumAn intraday layer for same-day setups — still being finalized.
Coming soonNot entries — it shows how trades like yours have historically been exited, and when.
How strong a signal is — same idea in every engine.
Highest conviction, fewest names — historically the best hit rate. Start here.
Strong setups, a few more names — the solid second tier.
The widest net — more candidates, more patience, still cleared the bar.
Why you care
You can't watch 9,000 stocks. These do — every day — and hand you a short, ranked list with the full track record behind it, so you can trust it before you risk a dime.
Your home page shows one card that answers four questions in five seconds: what kind of market it is, what today is doing, what to focus on, and how to play it. Plain English. No raw numbers. No advice.
The card on your home page has two parts: a big verdict on top, and a four-row breakdown underneath.
Same ladder, every day. The middle (Mixed) is where the trend is unclear, not where it is dangerous.
Weekly trend (rows) × today's action (columns) → today's verdict. Same logic, every day.
| Weekly trend | Today agrees | Today softer | Today disagrees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strongly Bullish | Strongly Bullish | Strongly Bullish | Bullish |
| Bullish | Bullish | Bullish | Mildly Bullish |
| Mildly Bullish | Mildly Bullish | Mildly Bullish | Mixed |
| Neutral | Mixed | Mixed | Mixed |
| Mildly Bearish | Mildly Bearish | Mildly Bearish | Bearish |
| Bearish | Bearish | Bearish | Bearish |
| Strongly Bearish | Strongly Bearish | Strongly Bearish | Strongly Bearish |
New here? Start with a quick orientation to the board, the signals, and how to read them.
Start free — no credit card. Your first 3 days are full access: every signal, every scan, nothing locked, so you can judge it for yourself. After 3 days the trial narrows to a preview — the top-conviction signals lock — for the rest of your two weeks. Keep full access for $9.99 your first month, then $29.99/month. Cancel anytime.
Each scan looks for the same kinds of trader setups, but on a different clock. Most traders watch one timeframe — Olympia runs all of them across the whole market every day.
Once a week, Weekly Signal looks across all 9,000+ names for setups that build over weeks — a base that tightens and goes quiet before it breaks, a pullback that holds and turns, a push to new highs on rising volume. These are the classic patterns swing traders watch for; instead of you flipping through charts, Weekly Signal ranks the whole market and hands you a weekly Top Ten. Because it's weekly, you don't need to watch it daily — check the board when the new one posts and work from there.
Daily Signal runs every market day, looking for the same kinds of setups on a faster clock — shorter-term moves that tend to play out over about two weeks. A fresh board posts each day, so it's built for traders who are active day to day and want a new shortlist each morning.
Heads up — Daily Signal's signals often look dead at first. Many go quiet, flat, or even red for the first stretch and feel like they aren't working; historically the move has tended to come later in that two-week window rather than on day one. So an early slow patch usually isn't a sign it failed — it's often just the setup developing, and it's why people give up on these too early. (Some genuinely don't work out — those are on the Proof page too.)
Monthly Signal is the long-range scan. It looks for bigger, slower-building setups that develop over months rather than days — fewer, more patient ideas, the kind you hold and let work. It refreshes on a monthly cadence and is included in every plan, starting with Weekly.
Momentum Signal is a specialist family — a narrower, higher-conviction hunter aimed at explosive momentum setups rather than the broad-market board. It's the most selective of the scans: when it flags something, it's because the setup cleared a tighter bar.
An intraday layer, in finalization. Not live yet.
The fastest read we plan to offer. Not live yet.
Every flagged name is ranked. The tiers — ELITE, HIGH, MEDIUM — show how strong a setup is versus the rest of today's board, strongest cross-confirmed setups first. They rank historical-pattern strength — they are not a prediction, and not a rating of the company itself.
The home page shows a Market Regime banner each day. It tells you what kind of tape the market is on and how aggressive to be with the signals Olympia surfaces. The simple idea: the worse the backdrop, the more selective you should be.
Open the home page first. Today's regime tells you how wide a net to cast. In a strong tape, an ELITE and a MEDIUM signal are both worth investigating. In a weak tape, only the very best earn a look. In a bear tape, the best play is often no play at all — capital preservation is a real answer, not a non-answer.
The scanner is the live ranked board for whichever model tab you're on. Same column meanings across every model.
The stock or ETF the model flagged. Click any row to open its detail page with the chart, context, and exit intelligence.
ELITE, HIGH, or MEDIUM — historical conviction band for this signal, same idea across every model. ELITE = the highest-conviction signals, fewest names. Use the filter pills above the table to narrow.
Tells you whether this name is a brand-new signal or one Olympia has already been tracking. Three states:
What past signals at this strength typically did. The big green number is the middle (median) peak gain. The smaller range below it is where most of those past signals landed (the middle 50%). Not a forecast — it's history of similar setups.
Example: +26% / +18%–+38% means past signals Olympia rated similarly typically peaked +26%, with most landing between +18% and +38%.
How much the price has moved since the model flagged the name. Green = up, red = down. Just a factual price move, not advice. Refreshes mid-session (~2 PM ET) and again after the close so you see today's move within the trading day.
The small line under each ticker name (e.g. "Past signals like this typically peaked +26% (most landed +18% to +38%, from 60,533 past signals)") is the same idea as Return Band, in plain English. Past signals the model scored at a similar strength: where they typically peaked, and how big the sample is. History, not a forecast.
Internal valuation reference where available — numeric for stocks with sufficient fundamentals, N/A for ETFs/funds, dash when stock fundamentals are insufficient.
Latest close. Use the filter pills (ALL · ELITE · HIGH · MEDIUM) and the stock/ETF toggle to narrow what you see.
Pick the model tab that matches the timeframe you trade (Weekly Signal = weekly, Daily Signal = daily, Monthly Signal = monthly). Use the tier pills to narrow if you want only the strongest signals. Fresh = brand-new today; Managed = already being tracked; Target reached = it's closed in your favor. Click any row for the full setup, chart, and exit intelligence.
Your dashboard. It shows each model's latest board at a glance and how fresh each one is, so you can see what's new across Weekly Signal, Daily Signal, and Monthly Signal in one place before you dive in.
The heart of it. Pick a model tab, then narrow the board: filter by tier (ELITE / HIGH / MEDIUM), switch between stocks and ETFs, and sort any column. It's the full ranked list of everything that's flagged right now.
Start on the ELITE tier in the model you trade — that's your shortlist for the day. The board arrives ranked strongest-first within each tier; use the stock/ETF filter if you only trade one, and sort any column to reorder.
Click any name on the board to open its full page — the setup, the context behind why it was flagged, the price chart, and the exit intelligence for that specific name.
The receipts. Every call the models have made is here — winners and losers, never cherry-picked. It's the honest track record, and it's the page to start on if you want to trust the list before you risk a dime.
Don't skip the misses — the point is the full record, not a highlight reel. Looking at how often and how far the wins ran, and how the losers behaved, is the fastest way to decide whether a model fits the way you trade.
Olympia's exit engine. For a given setup, Exit Intelligence shows how trades like it have historically been managed and exited — typical return and drawdown ranges, and how long they tended to be held — so you can think through the exit, not just the entry. It's educational context drawn from history, not advice.
Your own trade journal — log entries, exits, and notes in one place so you can track how your actual trades are doing alongside what the models flagged. Each open row also carries its exit plan and a plain-English health read.
The plans. Weekly gives you Weekly Signal plus Monthly Signal; Daily adds Daily Signal; Pro adds Exit Intelligence and the specialist tiers. Start on the free trial and move up whenever it earns it.
We don't tell you what to buy or when. We show you what the models flagged and the full record behind it — you make the call. Olympia is a data and education platform, not investment advice.