What the signals mean

Olympia reads the whole U.S. market — over 9,000 stocks and ETFs, every market day — for the setups traders watch for, and ranks the standouts into a short list. Each name on that list is a signal: a setup the pattern history has flagged. It's a starting point for your own research, not a recommendation to buy or sell.

The three tiers

Every signal is sorted into one of three tiers by how reliable that kind of setup has been historically — not by how big the company is.

●●●ELITE

Highest conviction, fewest names — historically the best hit rate. The place to start.

●●○HIGH

Strong setups with a few more names — the solid second tier.

●○○MEDIUM

The widest net — more candidates, more patience, but still cleared the bar.

A tier reflects the historical reliability of the pattern — it is not a promise about any single trade. Some signals work out, some don't.

Every call is on the record

The track record is public — every winner and every loser, nothing cherry-picked, nothing hidden. You can review the full history before you risk a dollar.

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Olympia provides historical and probabilistic decision support. It does not tell the user what to do, does not expose protected internals, and should be treated as informational tooling rather than personalized investment advice.Each signal carries a Tier — ELITE, HIGH, MEDIUM, WATCH, or BELOW — reflecting the historical reliability of setups like it. Tiers rank historical-pattern strength, not the company itself. Raw probabilities and internal formulas are not displayed.Read the full Research, Risk & Publication Disclaimer →