Small Cap
$49/mo
The explosive book — live now
- Every small-cap alert, in real time, at the price
- Live run tracking and exit alerts
- Telegram + email, weekly digest
- The full published record, losses included
Two engines · One discipline · Every outcome published
Growth has two speeds. We hunt both.
Ignition runs two rules-based scanners. One catches tiny stocks in the days before they explode. The other buys world-class companies at the exact moment everyone else gives up. Different speeds, same discipline: every alert logged, every loss printed.
Scanning the full US market
$10,000 → $32,428 in 4 months, by the rules
26 alerts doubled
66 stops, printed next to the wins
Large Cap live
Small Cap Live
Explosive.
For the hunt. Low-float names coiled before a violent move — found before it, alerted at the price, held for days, sold by rules. The median winner played out in a week.
26 alerts doubled 4-day median winner −10% hard stop Enter the fast book → Large Cap LiveRelentless.
For the long game. Companies above $2B, bought at the moment of maximum pessimism — the capitulation flush — and held through the recovery. Fewer trades, wider stops, longer holds.
$2B+ quality universe 0 of 1 positions green · week 2 −15% hard stop Enter the patient book →01 · Sourced or absent
Every figure on this site is read from the scanner's own logs. If a number can't be sourced, it renders as a dash — never a guess.
02 · Losses printed
The record carries every stop and every expired window next to the wins. A track record you have to trust is not a track record.
03 · Rules do the selling
No gurus, no hunches. Entries, stops and exits are mechanical — and Large Cap still publishes no headline return figure, because one closed trade is not a record.
The record, by the rules
$10,000 in.
$32,428 out.
One virtual book, every Small Cap alert taken, capital rotating on each exit — sold by the rules, never at the top. Only 6 of 77 positions won. We print that, because the math works anyway: losers were held to small, rule-sized losses; the winners ran for hundreds.
+224%
Book return · in 4 months
3.03×
vs S&P 500
+75%
Average winner — 17 of 77 closed
Small Cap book · Apr 2026 – Aug 2026
Ignition
S&P 500
8 wins banked · 66 stopped at −10% · 0 expired flat
S&P finished at $10,693
Simulated book, not a live brokerage account: spreads, slippage and fees would all reduce it. Past performance does not predict future results.
Large Cap · the quality book
Live since Aug 14 · published as it happens, not after
Book equity$10,447 · +4.5% in 2 weeks
Positions1 open · 0 green
Risk−15% hard stop on every entry
Every entry, stop and exit published as it happens — winners and losers alike. The headline return figure waits until the book has a forward record worth the name.
Two methods, both mechanical
Machines don't chase. They wait for the setup.
Small Cap · The explosion signature
Reverse-engineered from real explosions. A stock becomes an alert only when it clears all eight conditions at once — scarcity, the coil, neglect, the launchpad, the signature, and three we keep sealed.
01Scarce
02Coiled
03Unseen
04Primed
05Matched
06–08 · Sealed — the edge
Sold mechanically: out at −10%, or in full once a run gives back 35% of its peak profit (15% once doubled). Nothing is timed to the top.
Large Cap · Deep Stack
Only companies above $2B. Deep Stack waits for a sell-off past reason — the flush where quality goes on sale — then waits again, for the fall to deepen on the 5-minute chart the next session, and buys there. If that second setup never appears, it takes no trade. A −15% hard stop on every entry, held for the recovery.
Universe$2B+ established companies
EntryDeep Stack: the flush, then the 5-min stack
Risk−15% hard stop on every entry
Why no big return number yet: backtests flatter this rule too much to print — survivorship widened the worst drawdown from ~15% to ~67% — so the book runs live, in public: entries, stops and today's marks published as they happen. So the book runs live instead: its closed trades join the published record as they close, losers included. The headline figure is earned forward, exactly as Small Cap's was — a handful of trades is not yet a record.
The magic isn't any one factor: it's the exact way all eight combine. See the full method →
Membership
Pick your speed. Or run both.
Two books, three ways in. Billed monthly through Ko-fi — cancel in one click, no contract.
Large Cap
$79/mo
The quality book — live now
- Every large-cap alert, its own stream
- Entry, hard stop and exit on every alert
- Its own Telegram bot and email alerts
- Live book, every position published as it is bought — your alerts start with its next setup
Both engines
$99/mo
One login, one dashboard, two books — each with its own alerts, rules and record.
Get both — $99/moBilled monthly through Ko-fi, cancel anytime. Use the same email you sign in with at checkout so access attaches to your account. Large Cap is live and its closed trades publish in the record as they happen, the same way Small Cap's do.
Questions
Everything you might be wondering.
Do I need any trading experience? +
No. Ignition does the finding for you. Each alert comes with the ticker, the price we spotted it at, and one sentence on why it qualified. You decide whether and how to act, no chart-reading required.
Are these real, verified results? +
Yes. Every number on this site comes straight from the scanner's own logs: the price it alerted at and the highest price the stock reached afterward. The "max gain" is the best move that was available from the alert; it is not a guaranteed or realized return, and it doesn't mean anyone bought at the low and sold at the high.
Is this financial advice? +
No. Ignition is a research and alert tool. It tells you what its scanner found: it never tells you to buy or sell. You're always responsible for your own decisions, and low-float stocks are high-risk. Please read the full disclaimer below.
How fast will I get alerts? +
The scanner sweeps the market continuously through every session and refreshes prices every minute. Members get an alert the instant a stock clears the full signature: by email and Telegram, automatically, so you see it as it happens.
What is the difference between Small Cap and Large Cap? +
Small Cap hunts low-float companies coiled before a move. Large Cap runs Deep Stack on companies above $2B and is live, with every position published as it is bought and every closed trade added to the record. Its forward record is still short, so no headline return figure is published for it yet.
Why does Large Cap show no return figure? +
Because it has not earned one yet. When we re-ran the rule including companies that collapsed and never recovered — the ones a survivorship-biased backtest quietly drops — the worst peak-to-trough fall in the account widened from roughly 15% to about 67%. A backtest that flatters a rule that badly is not evidence. So Large Cap runs live in public view — every entry, stop and exit published as it happens — and prints a headline number only once it has a forward record worth the name, the same way Small Cap's was earned.
Do I have to take both products? +
No. Small Cap and Large Cap are sold separately and run separately: their own alerts, their own email stream, their own Telegram bot, their own track record. Take either one, or take both and get two of everything. Members on both receive one alert per product rather than a merged one, because each book has its own entry and exit rules.
Can I cancel anytime? +
Yes, no contract. It is simple monthly billing through Ko-fi: cancel in one click and you keep access to the end of the period you paid for.
The next move is already forming.
Somewhere a tiny stock is coiling. Somewhere a great company is being sold past reason. Be early to either — for once.
Risk disclaimer. Ignition is a stock-screening and alert tool for informational and educational purposes only. It is not financial, investment, or trading advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Low-float, micro-cap, and sub-$2 stocks are extremely volatile and high-risk: you can lose some or all of your money. "Alert price" is the price the scanner flagged a stock at; "peak" is the highest price reached afterward; "max gain" is the best move that was theoretically available and does not represent a realized or guaranteed return, nor that any person bought or sold at those prices. The published book is a simulation: spreads, slippage and fees would all reduce it, and the −10% floor is a resting order, not a guaranteed fill. Past performance does not predict future results. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional before investing. By using this site you agree you are solely responsible for your own decisions.