It tells you when to buy 🚀 and when to sell 💰, right on your TradingView chart, and pings your phone the moment a signal fires.
Every label comes from a fixed rule, with no discretion. Alerts fire when a bar closes, and once a bar has closed its label never moves.
A strategy's condition was met on the bar that just closed. The label names the strategy; breakout labels show the stop in the tooltip.
The trade closed above its entry. Exits that lose show as a grey EXIT or a STOP 🛑, so you see the losers too. The noise strategy also shorts (SHORT 📉, closed by COVER 💰).
Green above, pink below. The band is the average move from the open at each time of day over the last 14 sessions. Breaking out of it is the momentum signal.
An AI research assistant worked through academic papers, quant research and popular prop-trader setups, then ran more than 2,000 strategy variations on 15 years of futures data. Almost all of them failed. These five made it, and they barely move together, so when one has a bad month the others usually carry it.
Combined account at the 15% volatility setting, compared with the S&P 500. The weights for each year were chosen using only earlier years. 2025 trailed the index, and 2026 is through October.
Each square is one month of the combined account: green months made money, pink months lost. Losing months happen, but no year has ever finished red.
The same rules trade a $100,000 simulated account automatically, starting October 14, 2026: futures through NinjaTrader's simulator, the crypto leg on paper. It runs at the 20% risk setting, a notch more aggressive than the 15% backtest above. Results will be posted here weekly, good or bad. A three-month window can easily be flat or negative.
The founding price ends when the first month of live results is posted on November 14, 2026. Members who join before then keep it for as long as they stay subscribed.
No strategy knowledge needed. The chart shows BUY 🚀 when to get in and SELL 💰 when to get out, and your phone gets an alert. You do need a futures account and to know how much you can afford to risk: the indicator doesn't know your account size.
An AI research assistant did the research: it read the papers, wrote and ran the backtests and threw out what didn't hold up. The breakout started as our own setup; the AI re-tested it from scratch and kept it. The signals themselves come from fixed rules, so the same price action always gives the same signal. Nothing is guessed live.
The breakout and noise strategies were built and tested on Nasdaq-100 futures (NQ, MNQ). The IBS dip buy was tested on S&P 500 futures (ES, MES). Using them on other markets is untested.
It is a hypothetical backtest, not live trading. It covers 2015 to October 2026, after commissions and one tick of slippage per side, with weights chosen each year from earlier data only. It is the full five-strategy account at the 15% risk setting, sized for about $100k; smaller accounts trading only the chart signals will see different numbers. Even with every edge 50% weaker than tested, the same portfolio made 19% a year in backtest. Live results start October 14, 2026 and are posted on this page.
The breakout can only fire on days that open more than 0.3% above the prior close, and not on all of them. The noise strategy checks every 30 minutes and trades on most days. The IBS dip buy fires about twice a month. Many days have no signal at all.
No. A signal only prints once its bar has closed, and it never moves after that. The alert goes out at the same moment.