No tiers and no feature gates — every plan is the whole thing. Pay monthly and leave whenever, or quarterly and pay less.
Less than most 50K evaluations cost to attempt once.
Checkout opens shortly — the launch date goes out on X first.
You will also need a TradingView plan to run it. That is paid to TradingView directly, not to us, and the free tier is enough to get started.
What this is not. It does not predict price and it has no higher-timeframe bias — it will signal long and short on the same day, and choosing a side is your job. It does not size positions, and it knows nothing about your account or your firm's loss limits.
I would rather you did not subscribe than have a bad fit.
It is built and tested on MNQ and NQ. The logic is not instrument-specific, but the default gap sizes are tuned for Nasdaq futures. If you run it elsewhere, switch the minimum gap to ATR mode so it scales to that market's volatility.
No. Every model decision — gap registration, inversion, entry — is made on a closed bar. An intrabar wick that pokes through a level and then recovers cannot consume a setup or fire an alert.
You can start on the free plan, but it limits how many indicators you can run at once. Most users end up on TradingView's entry paid tier for the extra slots. That is a fee you pay TradingView directly, not us.
Alerts emit JSON with entry, stop, target, R and an optional account tag, ready to POST to a webhook. What you connect it to is up to you. Bear in mind the stop and target are the model's, not your risk manager's — position size is a fixed setting and knows nothing about your balance.
The Sweep model runs on any timeframe. The CRT model runs on 1-minute charts only — anywhere else it switches off and says so at the bottom of the chart.
No. It has no directional bias and it will mark setups on both sides of the same day. It reports what it sees; you decide which side fits your read. If you want a system that hands you a direction, this is not it.
TradingView invite-only access is granted manually against your username. You will be asked for it at checkout and access is usually live within a few hours. The guide and the group link are sent by email straight away.
Neither. It is a charting tool. It marks a technical pattern on your chart and tells you why. No trade recommendations, no financial advice, and nobody is telling you what to do with your money.
Because asking someone to commit a year to a tool they have used for five minutes is not a fair trade. Quarterly is enough to be worth a discount without locking you into something you might not want in March.
An account called reversionX. That is mine — the name predates the product and TradingView does not allow further username changes. So if you see reversionX when access is granted, nothing has gone wrong.
Email within 30 days and you get a full refund. Keep the guide either way — the strategy in it does not depend on the tool, and you can trade it by hand if you would rather.