Try It Yourself

Every strategy on this site can be replicated by you, right now, for free. No software to buy. No subscriptions. No trust required.

"Have these been thoroughly tested? Is this replicable?"
Yes and yes. Every strategy has been backtested against 2 years of real market data using walk-forward validation (train on 70%, test on the 30% it's never seen). And every single one can be replicated by you on TradingView โ€” a free charting platform โ€” using the exact steps below. We don't sell anything. We just publish what we find.
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Open a Free TradingView Chart

Go to tradingview.com/chart (free account works). Type the asset you want to trade in the search bar โ€” BTCUSD, AAPL, SPY, whatever. Set your timeframe to 1 hour or Daily (each strategy below tells you which works best).

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Add the Indicators

Click "Indicators" at the top of TradingView. Search for the indicator names listed in each strategy below (RSI, MACD, Donchian Channel, etc.) and add them to your chart. Set the parameter values exactly as shown. That's your setup โ€” the same setup our system tested.

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Follow the Entry & Exit Rules

Each strategy has clear rules: when to enter, when to exit, and what to look for. No interpretation needed. When the conditions line up on your chart, the strategy says go. When they don't, you wait. That's it. Every rule is written below so you can see exactly what our system sees.

The Strategies โ€” Step by Step

These are the top-performing strategies from our backtests. Click any one to see exactly how to run it yourself.

๐ŸŸข MACD + RSI Strategy
Beginner โ–ผ
What it does: A filtered MACD crossover that only buys during pullbacks โ€” when momentum turns positive but the market isn't overbought yet. Long only (no shorting). Three conditions must all be true at the same time.
Entry & Exit Rules
โ–ฒ Go Long When
MACD crosses ABOVE signal line, AND MACD is below zero, AND RSI is below 50. All three โ€” same time.
โœ• Exit When
MACD crosses BELOW signal line while MACD is above zero. That's your sell.
Settings (Use These Exact Values)
MACD Fast EMA12
MACD Slow EMA26
MACD Signal Line9
RSI Length14
Do It Yourself โ€” Step by Step
Open your chart and add two indicators: MACD (12, 26, 9) and RSI (14)
Draw a horizontal line at RSI = 50
Wait for the MACD line to cross ABOVE the signal line (bullish crossover)
Check: Is the MACD line still BELOW the zero line? If it's already above zero, skip this signal
Check: Is RSI below 50? If RSI is above 50, skip this signal
If ALL THREE conditions are met โ†’ GO LONG at market price
Hold until MACD crosses BELOW signal line while MACD is ABOVE zero โ†’ EXIT
This strategy only goes long โ€” never short. If there's no setup, stay flat and wait
๐Ÿ“Š RSI Divergence Strategy
Advanced โ–ผ
What it does: Spots moments where price and momentum disagree. When price makes a lower low but RSI makes a higher low, selling is exhausting โ€” reversal incoming. Tight 2% stop, 4% target. 2:1 reward-to-risk on every trade.
Entry & Exit Rules
โ–ฒ Go Long When
RSI is below 30 AND price made a lower low but RSI made a higher low (bullish divergence).
โ–ผ Go Short When
RSI is above 70 AND price made a higher high but RSI made a lower high (bearish divergence).
โœ• Exit Rules
Stop-loss: 2% from entry. Take-profit: 4% from entry. Whichever hits first. Don't touch it.
Settings
RSI Length14
Pivot Lookback5 bars
Stop Loss2%
Take Profit4%
Do It Yourself โ€” Step by Step
Open your chart and add the RSI indicator (14 period)
Draw horizontal lines at RSI 30 (oversold) and RSI 70 (overbought)
Watch for divergences: compare the lows on price vs the lows on RSI
Bullish divergence: Price makes a lower low, but RSI makes a higher low โ€” look for this when RSI is below 30
Bearish divergence: Price makes a higher high, but RSI makes a lower high โ€” look for this when RSI is above 70
Enter the trade at market when divergence confirms
Set stop-loss at 2% below entry (long) or above entry (short)
Set take-profit at 4% above entry (long) or below entry (short)
Walk away. Let the trade hit stop or target โ€” don't interfere
๐Ÿ“ Previous Day High/Low Breakout
Beginner โ–ผ
What it does: The simplest strategy possible. Draw two lines โ€” yesterday's high and yesterday's low. If price breaks above the high, go long. If it breaks below the low, go short. No indicators needed. Just two lines and patience.
Entry & Exit Rules
โ–ฒ Go Long When
Today's price breaks above yesterday's high. Buyers are in control.
โ–ผ Go Short When
Today's price breaks below yesterday's low. Sellers are in control.
โœ• Exit Rules
Hold until the opposite level breaks. Long? Exit when price breaks below yesterday's low. That's it.
Do It Yourself โ€” Step by Step
At the start of each trading day, note yesterday's HIGH and LOW prices
Draw horizontal lines at both levels on your chart
Watch the current candles throughout the day
Price breaks ABOVE yesterday's high โ†’ GO LONG
Price breaks BELOW yesterday's low โ†’ GO SHORT
Hold until the opposite level breaks
That's it. No indicators needed. Two lines and patience.
๐ŸŒช๏ธ Chaos Volatility Breakout
Beginner โ–ผ
What it does: Waits for the market to get volatile, then rides the breakout. Uses ATR (a volatility measure) to confirm the market is moving, and Donchian channels for breakout levels. Only trades when things are heating up โ€” ignores calm markets completely.
Entry & Exit Rules
โ–ฒ Go Long When
ATR is above 1.5ร— its average (= volatile) AND price breaks above the 20-bar high.
โ–ผ Go Short When
ATR is above 1.5ร— its average AND price breaks below the 20-bar low.
โœ• Exit Rules
Hold until the opposite signal fires. No stop-loss, no take-profit โ€” pure trend ride.
Settings
ATR Period14
ATR Multiplier1.5ร—
Breakout Lookback20 bars
Do It Yourself โ€” Step by Step
Open your chart on TradingView (hourly timeframe)
Add the ATR indicator (set to 14 periods)
Add a Donchian Channel indicator (set to 20 periods)
Wait for the ATR value to spike above 1.5ร— its recent average (the bars get noticeably taller)
Price breaks above the Donchian upper band during high volatility โ†’ GO LONG
Price breaks below the Donchian lower band during high volatility โ†’ GO SHORT
Hold until the opposite signal fires โ€” ride the trend
๐Ÿ”ฒ FVG Donchian Channel
Intermediate โ–ผ
What it does: Finds Fair Value Gaps โ€” price gaps where the market moved so fast it left an unfilled space. Enters on the gap, uses a wide Donchian channel (100-period) for stop-loss, and targets 1.7ร— reward-to-risk. Only takes one trade per gap.
Entry & Exit Rules
โ–ฒ Go Long When
Bullish FVG: candle 3's low is above candle 1's high (gap up, at least 0.5 points). Stop at 100-bar lowest low.
โ–ผ Go Short When
Bearish FVG: candle 3's high is below candle 1's low (gap down, at least 0.5 points). Stop at 100-bar highest high.
โœ• Exit Rules
Take-profit: 1.7ร— the risk distance. If risk is $5, target is $8.50. One trade per gap โ€” no re-entry.
Settings
Min FVG Size0.5 pts
Donchian Period100
Risk/Reward1.7ร—
Do It Yourself โ€” Step by Step
Open your chart on TradingView (1-hour timeframe)
Add a Donchian Channel indicator (set to 100 periods)
Look for Fair Value Gaps: 3 candles where candle 3's low is above candle 1's high (bullish) or candle 3's high is below candle 1's low (bearish)
The gap must be at least 0.5 points wide โ€” tiny gaps don't count
Bullish FVG โ†’ GO LONG. Set stop at the Donchian channel bottom
Bearish FVG โ†’ GO SHORT. Set stop at the Donchian channel top
Calculate take-profit: entry-to-stop distance ร— 1.7 = your target
Only one trade per gap. Wait for a new FVG before entering again
๐Ÿ“ˆ Linear Regression Channel Breakout
Intermediate โ–ผ
What it does: Draws a best-fit line through the last 20 prices with a 2.3 standard deviation channel. When price drops below the channel in an uptrend, it buys the dip. When price spikes above the channel in a downtrend, it shorts the spike. Targets 11% profit.
Entry & Exit Rules
โ–ฒ Go Long When
Regression slope is positive (uptrend) AND price closes below the lower channel band. Buying the dip in a rising trend.
โ–ผ Go Short When
Regression slope is negative (downtrend) AND price closes above the upper channel band. Selling the spike in a falling trend.
โœ• Exit Rules
Take-profit: 11% from entry. No stop-loss โ€” holds until target or opposite signal. โš ๏ธ Consider adding your own 5-8% stop for safety.
Settings
Channel Length20 bars
Deviation2.3ฯƒ
Take Profit11%
Do It Yourself โ€” Step by Step
Open your chart on TradingView (daily or 4-hour timeframe)
Add the Linear Regression Channel indicator (Length = 20, Deviation = 2.3)
Look at the slope of the center line: going up or down?
Channel slopes UP and price touches the lower band โ†’ GO LONG (buying the dip in an uptrend)
Channel slopes DOWN and price touches the upper band โ†’ GO SHORT (selling the spike in a downtrend)
Set take-profit at 11% from your entry price
โš ๏ธ No built-in stop-loss โ€” consider adding your own 5-8% stop for safety

Why You Can Trust This

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Walk-Forward Validated

Every strategy is trained on 70% of historical data and tested on the 30% it's never seen. Like studying chapters 1-7 and being tested on 8-10. No cheating.

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Fully Open

Every strategy, every data source, every result โ€” published. Including the 373 strategies that lost money. We show our losses because that's how you know the wins are real.

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Per-Asset Scoring

We don't average across markets. A Bitcoin strategy is scored on Bitcoin. An Apple strategy on Apple. The right tool for the right job โ€” not one-size-fits-all.

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Continuously Evolving

Our genetic evolution engine mutates and breeds winning strategies 24/7. 280+ generations, 1500+ backtests. The system gets smarter every day.

โš ๏ธ The honest part: Backtesting isn't a crystal ball. Past performance does not guarantee future results. These strategies worked on historical data โ€” that doesn't mean they'll work tomorrow. Start small. Paper trade first. Only risk money you can afford to lose. This is research, not financial advice.

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