Nasdaq-100 · CME micro futures · AI-powered
Read the next move, not the last one
Pick how far back to look. The desk pulls eleven live market feeds — price, our own signal, dealer gamma, options flow, volatility, breadth, headlines and what is scheduled next — then hands the whole picture to an AI trained on your prompt as a professional scalper. You get a side, a trigger, an invalidation level and a straight answer on whether this tape is worth trading at all.
AI predictions on the contract you actually trade. No card, no broker connection, nothing executed on your behalf.
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- AI predictions generated
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- Verified traders
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- Time windows
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- Live data feeds
How a read is built
Four steps, and the horizon always mirrors the history.
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1. You choose the window
From 15 minutes to 4 hours back. Whatever you pick is also how far forward the read goes — a 30-minute history buys a 30-minute forecast, never a vague one.
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2. The desk gathers the market
Live MNQ candles with volume on the contract itself, the real VIX and S&P 500, megacap breadth, the full Nasdaq options chain, off-exchange short volume, scored headlines and every high-impact release due in the next four hours.
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3. We compute what nobody hands you
Our own VWAP + EMA signal runs over the raw candles, and real dealer gamma exposure is calculated from twelve thousand live option contracts — net GEX, the call and put walls, the zero-DTE magnet and the put/call flow. Not bought from a vendor: computed here, every time.
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4. AI turns it into a trade
All of it goes to a language model prompted as an aggressive micro-futures scalper. It comes back with a side and a conviction score, the trigger that puts you in, the level that says you were wrong, targets sized against real candle range, and the verdict: good to buy, good to sell, choppy, or stay out.
Built for how scalpers actually work
An AI desk, not a dashboard
Anyone can show you indicators. The hard part is weighing eleven conflicting feeds at once, in seconds, without talking yourself into the trade you already wanted. That is what the model does — and it writes out the reasoning so you can argue with it.
Real gamma exposure, computed here
Every listed Nasdaq option — around twelve thousand contracts — is pulled and reduced to net GEX, the call and put walls, the gamma flip and the zero-DTE magnet. Positive gamma means dealers damp moves and extremes fade; negative means hedging amplifies them and breakouts run. It changes how you should trade the same chart.
Our own signal, read back to you
A session-anchored VWAP with EMA, the pullback pre-warning and the confirmation candle — the house signal, ported from the desk's own NinjaTrader tooling and computed on every candle. When the AI disagrees with it, it has to say so.
What the tape is actually paying for
Put/call ratios on both open interest and today's volume, plus the regulator's off-exchange short-selling figure. Options flow often leads price, and it is the closest thing to seeing where the money is leaning before it shows up on the chart.
No fence-sitting — and it will tell you to stop
Micro contracts mean small controlled risk and many trades a session, so a hedged non-answer is worthless. The desk commits to a side and names the level that proves it wrong. But when data lands inside your window or the tape is genuinely a coin flip, you get told to stay out, plainly and with the reason.
Every call is auditable
Each prediction keeps the exact market snapshot it was built from and the raw answer it produced. Expand any call to see the numbers, the headlines, the gamma levels and which sources were unavailable at the time.
Log what actually happened
Record the profit or loss on each call. Your statistics then break win rate down by direction, window, risk level and conviction band — including whether high conviction really pays better.
What the AI actually sees
Eleven live feeds, gathered fresh on every generation.
Price and our signal
What the tape is doing, in the terms the desk trades in.
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The contract itself
MNQ micro futures with volume, down to one-minute candles — not a delayed ETF stand-in.
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Our VWAP + EMA signal
Session-anchored VWAP with EMA, pullbacks and confirmations, computed on every candle.
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Daily context
Where the intraday move sits inside the swing of the last couple of weeks.
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Session state
Cash open, extended hours or closed — the same chart means different things across them.
Dealer positioning
Where the options market is forced to hedge.
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Gamma exposure
Net GEX, call and put walls, gamma flip and the zero-DTE magnet, from the full options chain.
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Options flow
Put/call ratios on open interest and volume, plus off-exchange short-selling volume.
Market context
Whether a Nasdaq move belongs to the Nasdaq.
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The VIX
The real volatility index, so a spike is read as a spike rather than inferred from the candles.
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S&P 500
Tells you whether a Nasdaq move is its own or the whole market's.
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Megacap breadth
Whether the heavyweights are moving together or one name is carrying the index.
What is coming
The only inputs that point forwards rather than back.
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Scored headlines
Recent market news with sentiment, so a story that already moved price is not read as new.
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Economic calendar
Every high-impact US release due in the next four hours, with forecast and previous.
Five windows
Shorter windows react to the tape in front of you; longer ones read structure. The candle granularity adapts so the read is never buried in noise.
15m
15 × 1m
30m
30 × 1m
1h
60 × 1m
2h
24 × 5m
4h
48 × 5m
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