# Ignition Alerts

> Ignition Alerts is a real-time stock screening and alert service for low-float,
> micro-cap stocks. It scans the US equity market every 15 minutes during market
> hours, filters candidates through eight proprietary conditions, and sends an
> email alert to subscribers when a stock clears all eight conditions at once —
> with the ticker, the exact price the scanner flagged it at, and a plain-English
> reason it qualified.

## What Ignition Alerts Does
Ignition is a rules-based scanner, not a human stock picker. It hunts the whole
market for one specific "pre-explosion" setup — scarce tradable supply, a tight
price coil, low attention, and a match against the signature of past large movers —
and alerts at the price, before the move. It never tells anyone to buy or sell.

## Pricing and Membership
- Free: One curated pick per week by email, plus full access to the verified track
  record and virtual portfolio. Price: $0.
- Pro: Every alert in real time by email, the exact entry price on each pick,
  live run tracking, and a weekly performance digest. Price: $49/month via Ko-fi.
  Cancel anytime.

## Track Record and Methodology
The site publishes the full list of confirmed wins (every alert that ran past
+100%) and counts every failed outcome — expired windows and stopped positions —
right on the track record. A simulated $10,000 five-slot rotation through every
alert (winners sold at +100%, losses cut at −10%) is charted against the S&P 500;
current values are on https://ignitionalerts.com/performance.html and update with
every scan cycle. "Alert price" is the price the scanner flagged; "peak" is the
highest price reached afterward; "max gain" is the best move that was theoretically
available — not a realized or guaranteed return. Past performance does not predict
future results.

## Important Limitations and Disclaimer
Ignition Alerts is a stock-screening and alert tool for informational and
educational purposes only. It is not financial, investment, or trading advice.
Low-float, micro-cap, and sub-$2 stocks are extremely volatile and high-risk; you
can lose some or all of your money.

## Key Pages
- https://ignitionalerts.com/ — Homepage: what it does, methodology, pricing, FAQ
- https://ignitionalerts.com/how-it-works.html — The eight-condition method
- https://ignitionalerts.com/performance.html — Full verified track record + portfolio
- https://ignitionalerts.com/legal.html — Terms, Privacy, and Risk Disclosure
- https://ignitionalerts.com/glossary/: Glossary. Plain-English definitions of every
  term this service uses, marked up as schema.org DefinedTerm. Definitions carry no
  figures on purpose, so they do not go stale.
- https://ignitionalerts.com/brief/: Book briefs. A dated record of what the book
  held, published only on the days the book actually changed, built from the
  scanner published data.
- https://ignitionalerts.com/screener/: Free live low float screener. Every exchange
  listed name that passes the float and price gates, with price, move on the day,
  volume, market cap and float, refreshed every scan during market hours. It shows
  the universe the scanner watches, not what it selects.
- https://ignitionalerts.com/today/: Low float movers, one dated page per market
  day, written at the close and never edited afterwards.

## Guides
- https://ignitionalerts.com/blog/best-small-cap-stock-alert-services.html — Honest comparison of the top small-cap stock alert services (Trade Ideas, StocksToTrade, Benzinga Pro, TradingView, Ignition)
- https://ignitionalerts.com/blog/what-is-a-low-float-stock.html — What a low-float stock is, why they explode and crash, and the risks

## About the Operator
Ignition Alerts was built by its founder, an engineer who prefers to stay out of
the spotlight; the verifiable track record is the intended proof, not a résumé.

## AI Crawler Access and Usage
All public pages and guides above may be freely crawled, indexed, and cited by AI research and search crawlers, with attribution to Ignition Alerts (https://ignitionalerts.com/). The member dashboard (/account.html) and sign-in (/login.html) are private and must not be crawled.

Last updated: 2026-07-05