About WOI Scanner

WOI Scanner is a technical ranking workspace for US stocks. It is designed to help traders and investors scan large groups of charts faster by focusing on price structure, trend quality, momentum, breakout behavior and compression setups.

Instead of manually reviewing hundreds of charts one by one, WOI Scanner helps surface the names that appear technically stronger, earlier in development, or closer to meaningful structural change. The goal is not to replace chart reading, but to make chart selection more efficient and more consistent.

What WOI Scanner looks for

WOI Scanner focuses on technical conditions that often matter before a stock becomes broadly obvious: improving trend structure, tightening price action, breakout pressure, momentum acceleration and cleaner relative chart quality. Rankings and screeners are designed to help users quickly build a shortlist for deeper review.

WOI Scanner screeners

WOI Scanner organizes the market into several focused screeners. Each screener highlights stocks showing a specific type of technical behavior so users can quickly identify different opportunity types.

• Trending Global: highlights stocks with improving trend structure across the broader market universe. It focuses on charts where price action is developing in a cleaner directional structure, often supported by strengthening momentum and more stable trend behavior.
• Momentum: surfaces stocks where price acceleration and strength are increasing. These are typically names where technical momentum is improving and follow-through potential may be building if the trend remains intact.
• Top Picks: is a refined shortlist built from multiple structural signals. It prioritizes stocks where trend quality, momentum and timing appear aligned, helping surface charts that may deserve deeper technical review.
• Breakout: highlights stocks approaching or resolving important technical levels, such as resistance zones or prior structural barriers. These situations often appear when compression begins to resolve and directional expansion becomes possible.
• Triangle: looks for volatility compression patterns, where price action is tightening into a converging structure. These setups can indicate a market preparing for a larger directional move once the compression phase resolves.
• Patterns: searches for recognizable technical formations that may signal structural change in price behavior. These setups can include continuation or reversal-style structures where chart behavior becomes technically clearer.

How stocks are selected

WOI Scanner does not rely on a single indicator. Instead, it evaluates multiple aspects of price structure and chart behavior to identify technically interesting candidates.

The system focuses on several core elements:

• Trend structure: whether the chart is developing a stronger directional pattern.
• Momentum behavior: whether price strength is expanding or fading.
• Breakout pressure: whether price is approaching meaningful structural levels.
• Volatility compression: whether ranges are tightening before potential expansion.
• Pattern development: whether recognizable formations are emerging in the chart.

Because market structure constantly evolves, rankings and screener results may change as charts improve, weaken or become extended. WOI Scanner is designed to help users narrow the universe of charts, making it easier to focus on stocks where technical conditions appear more interesting at that moment.

How to use the rankings

Rankings are best used as a research filter, not as automatic buy or sell signals. A strong ranking means a chart may deserve attention. It does not guarantee future performance. The idea is to narrow the universe, then review the chart, levels and broader context manually.

Learn more

If you want to understand the technical concepts behind the rankings, visit the guides section. You can also explore example analysis pages or open the main scanner workspace directly.

Important note

WOI Scanner is an informational and decision-support tool. It is built to help users organize and evaluate technical setups more efficiently. It does not provide investment advice, and it does not guarantee outcomes.