Every backtest paired with its drawdown. Every setting frozen, then tracked out-of-sample. A new one goes live only when it passes everything.
NQ 5m signals, trade NQ or MNQ
NQ 5m signals, trade NQ or MNQ
NQ 5m signals, overnight session
NQ 5m signals, overnight session
Hypothetical backtest results, not live fills. No member account is shown here.
Five steps from checkout to your first alert. Most people are set up within a day.

Pick a plan and check out. Your membership page opens right after.

On Whop, open the Discord tab and click Connect Account. Link your Discord and you are in.

Post it in #tv-username, spelled exactly as it shows on your TradingView profile.

We add you by hand, usually within 24 hours. In TradingView open Indicators, then Purchased. Add GT Strategies NQ to an NQ1! 5-minute chart, or GT Strategies MNQ to an MNQ1! 5-minute chart.

Signals post in the Discord feed and draw on your chart. You decide, and you place your own trades.
MNQ is one tenth of NQ. Every member gets the same signals, however they trade them. Pick the setup that fits you.
Add it to an MNQ1! 5-minute chart. It reads NQ data behind the scenes, so you get the exact signals the NQ chart shows, drawn on the micro you trade.
Keep GT Strategies NQ on an NQ1! chart and place your orders on MNQ. NQ and MNQ trade at the same price, so the entry, stop and target carry straight over.
10 MNQ equal 1 NQ. The sizing calculator shows your size both ways, for example 23 micros or 2 NQ + 3 MNQ. The NQ / MNQ switch on the results pages rescales every number.
Over 5 years of data, one MNQ per signal made about 94% of the NQ result divided by 10. Most of the gap is commission: 10 micros cost about 3 times one NQ contract. Now and then a micro fills a tick differently, or its wick touches a stop that NQ missed. The indicator exit tags follow NQ.
Every build starts as a spec. First stop is the graveyard, to make sure we have not already killed it.
Version one takes too many trades on purpose. We want to see everything before we cut anything.
Pass and fail rules are written down before every test. One change per test, no exceptions.
Remove the best 20 trades. Split the years in half. Then run Monte Carlo: thousands of reshuffled trade orders, to see how deep the drawdowns can really get. It has to hold up every way.
Any filter is scored on the exact trades it took out. If those trades made money, the filter goes.
Settings lock on a date. Everything after that date is out-of-sample, and it stays on the site.
The few ideas that survived the early rounds. They are close to meeting our full requirements and graduate only when they pass everything.
The vast majority of what we test ends up here. We keep the list so we never retest a dead idea, and so you can see how much gets thrown away.
Six short steps. No finance degree needed. Read them in order, then open the Strategies tab.
NQ is the Nasdaq-100 futures contract. It moves $20 per point. MNQ is the micro version, one tenth the size, $2 per point. Beginners start on MNQ. Signals always come from NQ data, even on an MNQ chart. MNQ is just a smaller order.
All four strategies trade NQ on a 5-minute chart. Momentum Retrace and Key Level Continuation trade the New York session; Asia Range Reclaim and Momentum Retrace Overnight trade overnight. Momentum Retrace waits for a strong move, then enters on the pullback. Key Level Continuation waits for price to break a marked level, come back to test it, and continue. Asia Range Reclaim waits for price to sweep outside the evening range and come back inside, then bets it crosses to the other side. Momentum Retrace Overnight uses the Momentum Retrace idea in the overnight session: a strong candle in the direction the night is already moving, then an entry on the pullback. Every rule is fixed. Nothing is discretionary.
An alert tells you four things: direction (long or short), entry price, stop price, and target. The TradingView indicator draws the same levels on your chart. You decide whether to take it. You place the trade yourself.
Your stop distance times your contract count is what you lose if the trade fails. Pick that dollar number first, then work back to the contract count. The sizing calculator on the Prop Firms tab does this against the strategies' worst backtest drawdowns.
Start in a simulator or on one MNQ micro. Enter the entry, stop and target from the alert as a bracket order, so the exit is in place before you are filled. Do not move the stop. Log the trade. Members get a step-by-step guide with screenshots in the Discord.
Every number on this site is hypothetical. "Backtest" means the rules were run over past data. "Out-of-sample" means results after the settings were frozen, on data the rules never saw. Neither is money a member earned. The Track Record tab shows both, side by side.
Educational, not advice. You place your own trades.
Plain-English mechanics, the full stat panel, and month by month results.
Backtests that keep aging. Every strategy is frozen on a date, everything after that date is out-of-sample, and we highlight it.
Ideas that didn't survive testing. We keep the receipts so we don't retest them, and so you can see how much gets thrown away.
Not an exhaustive list. Each entry is a tested, documented dead end, not a passing thought.
Most ideas don't make it. The vast majority of what we test dies in the graveyard, killed by an out-of-sample window, a counterfactual check, or just not enough trades to matter. The few below survived years of data and the stress tests we throw at everything. They're close. They graduate to a live indicator only when they pass everything, not before.
Backtest results on 1 NQ contract. Each one lists what's wrong with it and why it isn't live yet.
A reference table of funded-account rules, plus a sizing calculator.
Members also see a higher-risk size, plus how many times it would have failed the account in the backtest.
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Everything you need to follow all three strategies yourself, you place your own trades.
Every plan is the same membership. Three strategies, clear numbers, nothing else to learn.
The price goes up each time a Strategy Lab build graduates. Members keep the rate they joined at. We add slowly. Each one has to survive first.
Start 5-day trialYour rate is locked for life, for as long as you stay a member.
Claim founding rateThe regular monthly rate. Cancel any time.
About $29 a month, paid once a year.
Pay once. Own it forever. Full, 100% lifetime access to everything: every indicator, every alert, every tool, and every strategy we ever add. No renewals. No price increases. Ever.
You get the indicators and alerts. You watch the chart and place the trade yourself, in your own account, on your own terms.
We do not manage accounts or automate execution.
This is a trading system that is still being built, and it moves fast. New tools ship as they are ready. New strategies join the moment they pass testing. The community grows with it, and every bit of that is included in your membership.
You need a TradingView account. The indicators live there, and we invite you by username. A free account works. Each indicator carries all three strategies, each with its own on/off switch, so it fits on a free plan.
Short answers. If yours is not here, send it below.
No. You get the indicators and alerts. You watch the chart and place every trade yourself, in your own account. We do not manage accounts or automate anything.
A TradingView account (free works) and Discord. After checkout, join the Discord, post your TradingView username in #tv-username, and we add you to GT Strategies NQ and GT Strategies MNQ, usually within 24 hours.
Yes. Each indicator carries all three strategies, each with its own on/off switch, so it fits on a free plan.
Nasdaq futures (NQ and MNQ) on the 5-minute chart. The backtests run on NQ. Most members trade the micro (MNQ). Use GT Strategies NQ on an NQ chart and GT Strategies MNQ on an MNQ chart. Both show the same signals. Each one only runs on its own market. On the wrong chart it shows an error.
Entry signals, yes. On MNQ, the Momentum Retrace "armed" alert and the target and stop alerts come when the 5-minute bar closes. On NQ they come the moment they happen. Place your stop and target with your entry and this does not matter.
No. Every number on this site is a backtest over years of data, with commissions and one tick of slippage per trade. Real fills can be worse. The Track Record tab shows how each strategy has done since it went live.
Many traders do. Firm rules differ and change, so check your firm's rules yourself. Most firms ban holding opposite positions across your accounts, even at different firms, so never be long in one account and short in another at the same time.
Monthly and annual plans start with 5 days free. Cancel any time during the trial and you are never charged. Lifetime is a one-time purchase and has no trial.
On monthly and annual plans, the 5-day trial is the refund window. After your first payment, payments are not refundable. Lifetime is a one-time purchase with no trial, and it is final, so try a monthly plan first if you are unsure. When you cancel, you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Charged in error? Email us within 14 days and we will fix it.
No. The price goes up for new members each time a new strategy graduates. You keep the rate you joined at for as long as you stay a member.
From your Whop account, any time. Access stays on until the end of the period you paid for.
So you can see what we tested and threw out. Most ideas fail. Showing the dead ones is how you know the live ones had to earn their spot.
A bug, a question, an idea, or something that looks wrong. It comes straight to us.