Oracle identifies high-conviction structural levels, confirms entries with a two-touch model, and manages every trade from entry to exit — fully automated on TradingView.
Results from a full 12-month TradingView Strategy Tester backtest on Oracle v1.6.1S [V17-FLIP-01], run on MNQ 1-minute chart. Apr 26, 2025 – Apr 26, 2026.
Oracle combines structural level identification with disciplined entry confirmation and a fully automated exit system. Three steps, every trade.
Oracle draws seven structural levels on the chart — Previous Day/Week/Month High and Low, plus the Previous Friday Close. Each level has a built-in directional bias: highs are resistance (shorts only), lows are support (longs only).
Oracle does not enter on the first touch of a level. Touch 1 flags the level as active. Touch 2 — a confirmed retest within the session window — fires the entry. This dramatically reduces false signals caused by price briefly tagging a level.
Every trade uses a five-component exit: structural stop loss, structural take profit to the next key level, breakeven move at +15 points, trailing stop after breakeven, and automated daily/weekly P&L limits. No manual intervention needed.
Oracle uses six distinct candlestick confirmation patterns. Each fires only when aligned with the structural level bias, EMA filter, and ATR volatility gate.
Long wick rejection at a structural level. The wick must extend beyond the level and the close must be inside the range — confirming rejection.
Strong directional candle confirming the level holds. Close must be in the top/bottom 25% of the candle body aligned with the bias direction.
Current candle fully engulfs the prior candle in the direction of the level bias. Classic reversal confirmation at structural support or resistance.
Indecision candle at the level followed by a directional confirmation. Signals exhaustion of the move into the structural level.
Compression candle contained within the prior bar's range at a structural level. Breakout in the bias direction confirms the setup.
Three-candle reversal pattern. Strong move into the level, indecision, then reversal confirmation. The highest-conviction signal type.
Every Oracle version requires a clean forward test before the next build begins. No feature is added without live data to justify it.
Five rapid development versions establishing all core features — structural levels, six signal types, risk management, P&L tracking, and PineConnector execution alerts.
Final production release with tick-level SL execution, timezone fix, session P&L attribution, and reload-safe weekly tracking. 4-week live forward test running Mar–Apr 2026.
Most significant architectural change since original build. Level rejection/retest/flip model, dynamic R:R, structural exits, Asian High/Low/Mid levels with structural TP routing.
Full merge with NQ Three Session Strategy v3. Asian and London session ranges, Fair Value Gap signals, cascading session bias filter, level strength scoring, and complete visual aids suite.
Three tiers built for different levels of experience. Every tier runs the same core strategy — the difference is how much you can configure. Access is granted instantly through Whop.
Access is managed through Whop. After purchase you will receive your TradingView invite link directly via Whop. No source code is distributed under any tier.
Risk Disclosure. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not appropriate for all investors. Past performance — including backtest results — is not indicative of future results. Backtest results shown are from TradingView Strategy Tester on Oracle v1.6.1S [V17-FLIP-01], MNQ 1-minute chart, Apr 26 2025 – Apr 26 2026, and may not reflect real trading conditions including slippage, commissions, and execution latency. Oracle is an algorithmic strategy tool, not financial advice. All trading decisions and risk management remain the sole responsibility of the user.