An Operating System for How We Read Markets
Every document on this site fits into one repeating loop — from the highest timeframe down to the entry, then back around to review. Here's the whole path, step by step.
Concepts
21 building blocks, each refined until it held up under real conditions — PD Arrays, sessions, kill zones, NDOG/NWOG.The System
The operating system built from everything above — years of trial and error, turned into one repeatable process.Strategies
5 proprietary models, forged and pressure-tested over years of live trading — optimized for index futures.Indicators
7 TradingView indicators, unlocked on your own account.Learning Order
Not sure where to begin? Everything else on this site builds on the document below.
One document that ties everything else together — how we read the market.
Start hereThe System
Knowing the concepts isn't the same as knowing when to use them — that's the gap this closes.
Indicators
Real TradingView indicators, unlocked on your own TradingView account right after purchase. Each one comes with setup and settings instructions — and you can try it free for 3 days.
Daily Session Line
A Clean Line Marking the Start of Every New Trading Day
A clean vertical line marking the start of each new trading day on your chart.
Session Kill Zones — Range Lines
Every Major Kill Zone, Drawn Automatically on Your Chart
Draws a high/low range line for every major kill zone, with adjustable history.
NDOG + NWOG — Daily & Weekly Opening Gaps
Your Last Several Daily and Weekly Gaps, Plotted Automatically
Plots the last several daily and weekly opening gaps with high/low/midpoint lines.
NY 09:30 Open + Previous 16:14 Close
The Open, the Prior Close, and the Midpoint Between Them
Marks the New York open, the prior session's 16:14 close, and the 50% midpoint between them.
Session Kill Zones — Boxes
Every Kill Zone as a Labeled Box, Sized in Handles
Draws a labeled range box for every kill zone, sized in handles.
Trinity
Extension Targets the Moment a Day or Week Breaks
New York day and week ranges; when one breaks, its -0.27 to -2.62 extensions are drawn across it.
F.P. — Monday's First FVG after 09:30
One Gap a Week, Found on the Minute Chart
The first fair value gap Monday leaves after the 09:30 New York open, marked on 1-minute data and held for the rest of the week.
All in 1
Every ICT Reference Level in One Indicator
IPDA 20/40/60, rolling premium and discount, 6M/2Y/4Y highs and lows, killzones and opening gaps.
You're buying the operating system behind every one of them.
See the Strategies