A Relative Strength Scanner for Market Leaders
The names leading the market — ranked by strength, not yesterday's gap.
The strongest trades usually start with the strongest stocks. Relative strength measures how a stock is performing against the broad market — and the leaders tend to keep leading. StockSetups ranks relative strength across the whole market so you can fish in the right pond, then shows you which leaders are setting up technically.
Leadership is paired with pattern and volume context, so you find leaders that are also offering a clean entry — not just names that are already extended.
Strength vs the market
Relative strength is measured against the index, surfacing genuine outperformers rather than whatever moved today.
Leaders that are setting up
Strong names are cross-referenced with the pattern lanes, so you find leadership that's also at a tradeable level.
Trend + moving-average context
Trend structure and moving averages confirm the leader is in an uptrend, not a dead-cat bounce.
Group and rotation context
Industry-group rotation context helps you see whether a leader's whole sector is being bid.
See it live
These run on real data from the latest scan — open any to see today's names:
Frequently asked
What is a relative strength scanner?
It ranks stocks by how they're performing relative to the broad market, surfacing the leaders. StockSetups ranks relative strength across ~12,300 names and pairs it with pattern and volume context so you find leaders offering a clean entry.
Is relative strength the same as RSI?
No. RSI (the Relative Strength Index) is a momentum oscillator on a single stock's own price. Relative strength here means performance versus the market — a leadership measure. The scanner uses both.
Why trade relative strength?
Leaders tend to keep leading through an up-move and fall less in pullbacks. Starting from the strongest names stacks the odds; the scan then helps you time the entry on those leaders.
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