Built for Accuracy
How It Works
I built these algorithms to do two things extremely well: detect real breakout conditions in the market, and protect you from false breakouts that often lead to losing trades. Every experienced trader knows the markets are full of manipulation, insider moves, and sudden reversals — it’s part of the game. That’s why each algo includes built-in abort protection, filtering out fake signals so you’re only alerted when the move is real.
You don’t have to hunt for entry points or overanalyze the chart. With this system, the trades come to you. This is just a high-level overview — the full breakdown, tutorials, and setup instructions are available in the video library on this site.
Your Chart, Upgraded
How to Use the Algo on TradingView
All you need to do is apply the algorithm script to your TradingView account on the supported stock tickers. All of my algos operate exclusively on the 1-minute time frame on all charts. Around 10:00 AM Eastern, two range lines will appear on your chart, representing the morning support and resistance zone.
Once the price breaks out of that zone in either direction, the algorithm starts a countdown to trade execution — usually between 5 and 8 minutes, depending on the specific algo. With each closing 1-minute candle, you'll see the countdown progress. If the breakout fails or reverses, an Abort Signal will print and the countdown resets. Once a breakout is confirmed, the algorithm signals it’s time to enter the trade.
Once you're in, simply set your profit targets and let the trade work. All the videos on the website will guide you through the exact steps to set up your entries, exits, and trailing stop orders.
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Calls or Puts — You Win
Profit Whether the Market Goes Up or Down
Whether the market is moving up or down, we win. If the stock is breaking out upward, we buy Call Options and profit as the price rises. If it breaks down, we buy Put Options and profit as the price falls — essentially shorting with precision. All of this is covered in detail in the options training videos available on this site.