Soar isn’t one signal — it’s a marketplace. Run the engine, follow public-record trackers, focus on an industry, build and publish your own strategy, or follow one another trader shares in the community. You choose which sources appear on your board.
The idea
One dashboard, many sources
Every signal on your dashboard comes from a strategy (a signal source). The Soar engine is the flagship and is on by default, but it’s one of several. You can add public-record trackers that turn government and SEC filings into trade ideas, focus the engine on a single industry, or follow a strategy another member has published.
Each strategy publishes the same kind of card you already know — asset, direction, entry zone, Target 1, Target 2, stop, conviction, and a clear thesis — so everything reads the same way no matter which source it came from.
The lineup
Strategies you can follow
The engine
Soar’s own AI engine — on by default for everyone.
Soar Engine
The flagship source. A multi-stage AI engine scans 14,000+ tickers every session and publishes conviction-graded trade cards across crypto, US stocks, and ETFs.
Public-record trackers
Turn legally-required public filings into trade ideas. Every card cites the filing it came from.
Pelosi Tracker
Mirrors Nancy Pelosi’s disclosed stock trades from her House STOCK Act filings (Periodic Transaction Reports).
Congress Trades
Stock disclosures from sitting members of the House under the STOCK Act (Pelosi has her own dedicated tracker).
Senate Trades
Stock disclosures from sitting U.S. Senators under the STOCK Act — the same public-filing source, on the Senate side.
13F Whales
New and meaningfully-expanded positions from a curated set of top hedge funds’ quarterly 13F filings (Berkshire, Pershing Square, Renaissance, ARK, Bridgewater).
13D Activists
Activist stakes surfaced from SEC Schedule 13D filings — when an activist fund takes a >5% position in a company to push for change.
13G Passive Stakes
Large passive ownership stakes (>5%) disclosed in SEC Schedule 13G filings — a big fund taking a position without activist intent.
Insider Buys
Open-market insider purchases over $100k by CEOs, CFOs, directors and 10%-owners, pulled from SEC Form 4 filings.
8-K Material Events
Material corporate events — leadership changes, M&A, restructurings — pulled from companies’ SEC Form 8-K filings.
FDA Approvals
New drug and medical-device approvals from official FDA notices — a known catalyst for biotech and pharma names.
Government Contracts
Large federal contract awards from the public U.S. government procurement record — when a company lands a major government deal.
Short Squeeze Watch
Heavily-shorted, low-float stocks flagged from short-interest and short-volume data — names prone to a squeeze.
Core baskets
Broad, low-maintenance baskets of well-known names — the engine, focused on a curated list.
Top Stocks
The engine focused on a curated list of the largest U.S. companies.
Lower-volatility large caps, dividend payers, and broad index and bond ETFs for a steadier profile.
Top ETFs
The engine focused on the highest-AUM exchange-traded funds.
Curated fund trackers
Mirror a well-known fund’s published holdings.
ARK / Cathie Wood
Tracks the combined top holdings across ARK Invest’s actively-managed ETFs, refreshed from ARK’s public daily holdings files.
Crypto strategies
Crypto-only baskets grouped by theme.
Crypto Majors
The largest, most-liquid digital assets.
Layer-1 Blockchains
Base-layer blockchain networks — the chains other apps are built on.
DeFi
Decentralized-finance protocol tokens.
AI & DePIN
AI-related and decentralized-physical-infrastructure crypto.
Memecoins
High-volatility, community-driven memecoins. High risk.
Industry baskets
Focus the engine on a sector. Cards are engine signals filtered to a curated basket of names.
Semiconductors
A curated basket of semiconductor leaders.
Memory
Memory and storage names.
AI & Data Centers
AI and data-center infrastructure names.
Space
Space and launch names.
Defense & Aerospace
Defense and aerospace names.
Robotics & Automation
Robotics and industrial-automation names.
Cybersecurity
A curated basket of cybersecurity names.
Quantum Computing
A curated basket of quantum-computing names.
Nuclear & Uranium
Nuclear-power and uranium names.
Solar & Clean Energy
Solar and clean-energy names.
Gold & Silver Miners
Gold and silver mining names.
Rare Earths & Critical Minerals
Rare-earth and critical-mineral names.
GLP-1 & Obesity
Weight-loss and obesity-drug names.
Bitcoin Treasury
Companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheet.
High-risk strategies
Aggressive, high-volatility strategies. For experienced traders only.
Leveraged ETFs
2× and 3× leveraged and inverse ETFs. These amplify gains AND losses and decay over time — high risk, and a bot will only trade them after you sign an attestation.
Social sentiment
Strategies driven by what retail traders are talking about.
Reddit Buzz
A self-refreshing basket of the most-discussed tickers across Reddit’s biggest stock and crypto communities. The list of names is data-driven — the engine still grades each one and emits its own setups.
Community & your own
Strategies published by other traders, plus a home for the reports you run yourself.
Community strategies
Bot Pro+ members can publish their own signal source via a secure webhook (TradingView, Zapier, n8n, or custom), or build and publish a strategy right inside Soar. Each carries the publisher’s attestation — Soar publishes what they post but does not endorse it.
My Reports
Your own on-demand reports, bucketed as a strategy so they appear alongside the others on your dashboard.
Two strategies that work a little differently.Safe Investing and Top ETFs can run as allocation strategies — instead of one-off trade signals, a bot gradually buys and rebalances toward target weights and holds (buy-and-hold), with no stops. And some strategies can surface options ideas, priced in option premium — options are simulated-only for now and are high-risk. Everything else on this page is a regular signal strategy you can follow or hand to a bot.
Getting started
How to follow a strategy
On your dashboard, open the strategy picker and tap a strategy to add it to your active set — its signals start appearing on your board right away. Tap View details on any strategy to open its profile page, where you can read what it tracks, see its recent signals, and review its track record before you commit.
You can follow as many strategies as you like and remove any of them at any time. A strategy with no live signals is hidden from the picker until it produces one (the Soar engine is always available).
Proof
Every strategy keeps its own track record
Each strategy shows a rolling 30-day track record — win rate, average result, and how many trades it’s based on. To avoid misleading you with a tiny sample, a win rate only appears once a strategy has at least 10 resolved trades in the window; until then the card reads “Building track record”.
A win counts when a card reaches Target 1 or Target 2; trades that simply expire are excluded. It’s the same honest, outcome-based definition Soar uses on its public track record.
Make your own
Build and publish your own strategy
You don’t just follow strategies — you can build one. Open the Copilot and tap Build a strategy to open the Strategy Studio. You pick which assets the strategy trades (search to add them, or paste a whole list at once) and give each asset its own direction — long or short — with a one-tap “set all” if you want the whole basket the same way. Add a name, a short description, timeframes, and a logo from a curated set of clean icons.
You’re choosing the universe, not writing rules. Soar’s own graded engine still generates the actual trades — it scans the assets you picked every session and only publishes the setups that clear its bar. That’s why a 40-asset strategy might show just a couple of live signals at a time: it’s quality, not breakage.
When you publish, the strategy goes live on the community board with your public username on it and its real track record attached. You confirm an honest attestation first — published strategies are backtested history, not a promise of future results.
No image uploads — by design. Strategy logos are picked from a fixed set of built-in icons, never uploaded. It keeps the community board clean and safe. Your public identity is a username you claim in account settings (or a handle Soar generates for you) — Soar never shows your real name on a public surface.
The community
Follow other traders
Open Community to browse every strategy other members have published. On any community strategy you can:
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Follow it
Tap Follow to keep it handy and add to its follower count. Follow and unfollow as often as you like — following is just a bookmark, it doesn’t change anything you trade.
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Read what it tracks + its track record
Every strategy shows its assets, directions, and the same honest 30-day record described above, so you can judge it before you commit.
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Comment
Leave a comment or read the thread. Comments show your public username, never your real name.
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Watch it on your board, or hand it to a bot
Watch on board adds its signals to your dashboard to follow yourself. Add to a bot hands it to one of your autonomous bots to trade for you.
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Fork it and make it your own
Tap Fork & edit to clone the strategy into your own private copy — the Copilot opens it right there so you can change the assets, directions, and timeframe, then publish it as your own version. Your fork starts private and credits the trader it came from; the original shows how many times it has been forked. It is the fastest way to build on an idea you like instead of starting from a blank page.
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See what the community agrees on
Switch to the Consensus tab to see where published strategies line up — for each asset, how many strategies lean long versus short, and who they are. When several independent traders all take the same side, that agreement is a signal in itself. Tap any asset to open its full research sheet, or tap Build a strategy from this consensus to turn the community’s agreed longs and shorts into your own strategy in the Copilot — ready to refine and publish.
Your board watches — your bots trade. This trips up a lot of people, so it’s worth being clear: adding a strategy to your board only changes what you see on the dashboard — the board is view-only and never places a trade. Your bots trade their own strategies, which you set on each bot in Add to a bot or My Bot. Changing your board never changes what a bot is doing.
Trust + safety
Following a strategy can’t hijack your bot
When you hand a strategy to a bot, the bot takes a snapshot of that strategy at that moment. If the person who published it later edits or re-publishes it, your bot keeps trading the version you applied — a creator can never quietly redirect a bot you’re already running.
Strategies are versioned with a clear change log, so if one you follow changes, Soar can show you exactly what’s different and let you decide whether to re-apply the new version. Nothing updates automatically.
Hand any strategy to an autonomous bot. You don’t have to act on signals yourself. Pick a strategy, deploy a Soar bot to the broker you already use, and it trades that strategy for you 24/7 — placing entries, targets, and protective stops automatically. Start in simulated mode with a free 14-day paper trial (no broker keys needed for Soar Paper), then switch to live whenever you’re ready. Set it up from the dashboard or the connect-broker wizard.
