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Every analysis goes through 3 layers before reaching you. No black box — every decision explained.
Updated once per day. Sets the overall direction.
Before looking at any 15-minute chart, the engine checks 4 daily signals to determine if today favors LONG, SHORT, or NEUTRAL:
Is price above or below the 200-day average? Above = bull market, below = bear.
Tested on 25.5 years of NQ data: +35R profit
Has the 50-day average crossed above the 200-day? Golden cross = strong bull confirmation.
15 trades over 25 years, 73% win rate, PF 10.9
Is the market temporarily oversold in a bull trend? If yes, it's a buying opportunity.
77% win rate on NQ, documented 90%+ in book
Is the market breaking out of a flat range? Direction of breakout = today's bias.
Best performer: +202R over 25 years on NQ daily
Result: A score from -100 (strong bear) to +100 (strong bull). This score filters all signals below — if bias is strong bull, short signals are blocked.
Every 60 seconds. 14 setups checked simultaneously.
The engine runs 14 different trading setups on the 15-minute chart. Each setup comes from a published trading book and was backtested on real NQ futures data.
Price breaks out of a range or key level with momentum
Price pulls back in a trend and resumes — Ichimoku, EMA, VWAP, Fibonacci
Market exhaustion signals — MACD divergence, candlestick patterns
Price stretched too far from average — RSI Powerzones, Bollinger squeeze
Downside setups — active only when intraday trend confirms
How it works: Each methodology has specific conditions (reaction zones, invalidation levels, target areas). If ALL conditions are met, the analysis is generated. Most cycles, zero setups trigger — and that is by design. No analysis means the engine is waiting for strong conditions.
Final filter. Scores, validates, and protects.
When a setup triggers, it doesn't go straight to you. Three more checks happen:
12 data sources combined into one score (-100 to +100). Includes: setup quality, daily bias alignment, inter-market conditions (VIX, DXY, S&P), news sentiment, candlestick patterns, volume, and AI synthesis.
6 protection layers: losing streak detection (pauses after 3 stops), direction lock (stops repeated same-direction losses), volatility filter (widens cooldown in high VIX), daily loss limit (max 3 stops/day), performance monitor, counter-trend warning.
7 final checks before any message reaches you: data freshness, signal logic, score bounds, anti-hallucination, format, rate limit, staleness. If any check fails, the signal is blocked with an explanation.
Result: Only signals that pass ALL three layers reach you. The engine rejects far more signals than it sends. When you receive a analysis, it means 17 analysis methods were applied, brain scored it positive, circuit breaker approved it, and 7 pre-flight checks passed.
You get key zones, structure levels, and probability scores. Engine tracks every stage.
Reaction zone, invalidation level, target areas. Analysis methodology and confidence score included.
When price reaches entry level, tracking begins. Timer starts.
First target reached. Half position closed. Stop moved to breakeven.
Trade completes. Move magnitude documented in R-multiples. Result logged.
What is R? R = the amount you risk on one trade. If you risk $200 and make $400, that is +2R. If you lose $200, that is -1R. This lets you compare results regardless of account size.
Even when there is no signal, you get a market update every 15 minutes.
The Pulse shows you everything the engine sees: price, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, volume, inter-market data (VIX, DXY, S&P), news sentiment, and market structure — so you always know what is happening, even when the engine is waiting.
Most of the time, the engine sends pulses, not signals. That is normal. No trade is the default state. A analysis means conditions aligned happened.
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