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Trading

We develop indicators, strategy engines and agents that trade, built for each trader. They are tools: the capital and the decision always belong to the trader.

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Judgment

The indicator marks. The person decides.

An indicator organizes what happens on the chart: it marks levels, zones and moments that are hard to see at a glance. But it doesn’t know what will happen next, nor the context of each day.

Execution depends on the person: whether to enter or not, with how much and where to exit. Tools help trade better, but in no way do they replace the instinct or the experience of the person trading.

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What an indicator does

  • Organize the chart into levels and zones.
  • Point out possible entry and exit moments.
  • Calculate the risk and size of each trade.
  • Send alerts, so no one has to watch the screen all day.

What it doesn’t do

  • Predict the market.
  • Get it right every time: no signal is a guarantee.
  • Decide for the person.
  • Replace the trader’s instinct.

We don’t take third-party capital to trade.

We develop solutions and tools. The account, the capital and every decision always belong to the trader.

Agents that trade

The agent executes. The plan belongs to the person.

When the rules are clear, an agent can follow them without pause: it reads the market, recognizes the condition and sends the order. What it doesn’t decide is the plan: what to trade, how much to risk and when to stop is up to the trader.

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  1. 01

    The rules

    The person’s strategy, written in code and tested against historical data before trading.

  2. 02

    The limits

    Trading hours, the risk per trade and the maximum daily loss. The agent cannot step outside them.

  3. 03

    The execution

    When the condition is met, it sends the order, with its stop and its target, to the person’s own account at their broker.

  4. 04

    The control

    The person turns it on and off at will, and every order is logged with its reason, for review.

Indicators

Two indicators in use.

We built them for manual trading and they are in use today. This is how they look on the chart.

01

BYG

  • Any asset
  • Any timeframe

Marks possible buy and sell moments on the chart. The signal is confirmed at the close of the candle and does not repaint. It comes with a stochastic in a separate panel, which shows when the price is overbought or oversold.

What it shows

  • Buy and sell signals
  • Levels and zones of interest
  • The short-term trend, in the color of the candles
  • A panel with three timeframes
  • Alerts
ETH/USDT · 30 MINBYG2,6502,5502,450STOCHASTIC8020BUY ✓SELL ✓
02

IFVG

  • NQ and MNQ
  • 1-minute chart

Follows the New York session on Nasdaq futures. When a valid setup appears, it shows the entry, the stop and the target, and calculates the position size based on the account’s risk. Taking it or not is up to the trader.

What it shows

  • The session’s time windows
  • Entry, stop and target for each signal
  • Discarded signals, with the reason
  • The suggested size based on risk
  • A panel with the day’s status
NQ · 1 MINIFVG09:3010:0010:30WINDOWDISCARDEDTARGETSTOPWINDOWBIASSIGNALRISKSIZEOPENBULLISHBUY1%6 MNQ

We develop software for traders. We don’t take third-party capital or manage funds, we don’t give investment advice and we don’t promise results. Trading in financial markets involves risk of loss.

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