Trade Ideas

Trade Ideas is the right platform for active US equity traders who want AI-powered market scanning and the daily structure that Holly AI's setup list provides. The 30-day free trial is long enough to evaluate Holly's setup quality through several trading weeks and determine whether the signal accuracy justifies the subscription cost for your trading style.

The honest consideration is cost relative to trading consistency. At $228 per month for Premium with full Holly AI access, Trade Ideas requires meaningful monthly trading returns to justify the subscription. For newer traders still developing their strategy, the platform's complexity and cost make it premature. For consistent active traders who manually scan stocks and want AI to automate that process while adding historical performance context, Trade Ideas provides genuine value that manual scanning cannot replicate.

Trade Ideas is an AI stock scanning platform that has served the active trading community since 2003. Holly AI is the platform's autonomous trading system that runs overnight simulations analyzing millions of market scenarios across US equities and publishes a daily list of high-probability trade setups before market open. Each setup includes a suggested entry, stop, and target level based on the statistical parameters Holly optimized during the simulation run.

The real-time scanner monitors all US equities simultaneously against user-defined technical and fundamental criteria. When a stock matches the scan parameters, an alert fires immediately allowing traders to respond while the setup is still actionable. Custom scan configurations can be as simple as "stocks crossing their 200-day moving average with above-average volume" or as complex as multi-condition technical setups.

Brokerage integration connects Trade Ideas directly to trading accounts for single-click execution from scan results, reducing the time between signal and order entry. The backtesting engine tests any custom scan configuration against historical market data to evaluate what the strategy's win rate and expectancy would have been in the past.