I trade one setup on the Nasdaq. The opening range breakout. The entire framework is taught free inside my community, and I post the days it fails too.
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Most traders drown in indicators. I run the same play on the Nasdaq every morning and I make three decisions. That is the whole thing.
The first 15 minutes of the session sets a high and a low. That box is the only level I care about. Everything the rest of the day does is a reaction to it.
I need a candle body to close outside the box. Not a wick, not a tease. A close. It is a yes or no question, which is what takes the guessing out of the entry.
Stop and target are set before I click. From there I trail behind shelves, the structural zones left behind by broken swing points, and let the runner do the work.
Every number here is labeled for what it is. Live is live. Backtested is backtested. I will never blur the two.
I lost over $200,000 in my first four and a half years. The framework exists because of those years, not in spite of them.
Took my personal cash account from $100K to over $310K since last May, trading this setup.
Tens of thousands in prop firm payouts this year across the account fleet, and hundreds of traders in the community have hit their own.
Two red days in all of 2025 trading this framework live.
Five years of Nasdaq futures data tested on the 15 minute range with a 2.5R target and a trend filter.
I am not holding the good part back. The full framework lives in the free community. Go take it.
The complete method taught in order, from marking the range to trailing the runner. Move at your own pace and rewatch anything.
What the tape is actually doing before the bell, in plain language, every session. Bias, levels, and the events that move the Nasdaq.
People running the same setup, posting the same charts, marking the same levels. You stop figuring it out alone.
A coaching team that trades this live and breaks down the sessions with the room. Ask questions and get answers from people in the trade.
The full framework is sitting inside the free group right now. Join it, work through the classroom, and decide for yourself whether it holds up.
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