live algo signals · NQ futures

Strategies that survived seven years of tick data.
Trading live, in public.

Thirteen sleeves — momentum, mean-reversion, dealer-gamma, calendar — each one validated on our own tick archive and trading live on the same feed we sell. Every trade lands in a public record we don't edit: 7 of 13 in profit right now, and the losers stay on the page.

  • 812 live trades published
  • real costs on every fill
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Undertow +$13,202

29 trades · shaded: backfill 2026-06-01 → 2026-06-29

Backdraft +$12,608

16 trades

Surge +$12,207

23 trades

The current top three by live P&L — sorted and labelled as such. The full list, losers included, is below.

Why you can check these numbers instead of trusting them

  1. 01
    One of the thirteen is a placebo — on purpose.

    Wickline was built without an edge, as the control group for a viral strategy we were debunking. It beat the strategy it was meant to lose to, so we published both and kept it running. A signal seller doesn't ship a control group. A lab does. Its record →

  2. 02
    We corrected our own book down by $70k — and published it.

    On 2026-07-31 we replayed every record through the agents' own production code against the archived tick path. It caught fills booked at trigger levels instead of prices that actually printed. The book moved from +$5.1k to −$65.7k. It's still on this page.

  3. 03
    Reproducible on data you can buy.

    The curves are computed on the same tick archive we sell and served by the same public endpoint your own code would read. Nothing on this page exists only as a screenshot.

That is also why there is no win rate anywhere on this page — win rate is the easiest number in trading to manufacture with exit geometry.

The thirteen

SleeveThe ideaLive sincePaper P&L
UndertowNQBuy-the-dip mean reversion on NQ.2026-06-29+$13,202record →
BackdraftNQFirst-15-minute momentum, traded only when dealers are short gamma.2026-06-01+$12,608record →
SurgeNQBreakout on days QQQ implied vol predicts a surge.2026-06-01+$12,207record →
BellwetherNQInstitutional positioning, distilled to one daily bias.2026-06-01+$5,825record →
WicklineNQThe placebo that beat the strategy — pullbacks to ordinary candle lows.2026-06-01+$4,491record →
DaybreakNQThe 30-minute opening range, traded long — and flat by five.2026-06-01+$4,293record →
Riptide DayNQRiptide, flat overnight — for prop desks.2026-06-25+$4,091record →
RiptideNQFade overshoots when dealers are short gamma.2026-06-20−$8,424record →
Aftershock DayNQAftershock, flat overnight — for prop desks.2026-06-25−$8,580record →
IgnitionNQIntraday consolidation breakouts, structure-stopped.2026-06-01−$12,725record →
SlipstreamNQLong-only trend on NQ, vol-targeted.2026-06-01−$16,576record →
SlingshotNQBuy the pullback, ride the continuation — intraday.2026-06-01−$31,927record →
AftershockNQLong the week after options expiry.2026-06-01−$35,665record →

Sorted by live P&L — yes, that makes the top a leaderboard. The difference is that the bottom is printed too.

From signal to your account — you hold the switch

  1. 01
    The sleeve fires

    Computed on the same live feed we sell, on our infrastructure.

  2. 02
    You receive it

    API, WebSocket, or Telegram — whichever you wired up. Stops and targets included where the sleeve has them.

  3. 03
    You decide — or your rules do

    Trade it by hand, or arm the Execution API once and let it mirror the sleeve on your own broker, with the stop resting at the exchange.

  4. 04
    Hard safety rails

    Fixed contract caps, flat before the session close, kill switch in the dashboard. tickstream never places an order you didn't arm.

Auto-execution is included in the Every-sleeve plan and supports prop-firm accounts (Apex, Topstep, Lucid …). How the Execution API works →

Pricing

One sleeve

Signals from a single strategy.

$99/mo

$891/yr

  • Realtime signals via API, WebSocket, Telegram
  • Full track record and event feed
  • Swap which sleeve at any time

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Every sleeve

All thirteen, plus execution.

$299/mo

$2691/yr

  • Signals from every sleeve
  • Account & Execution API included
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  • New sleeves as they ship

Running a book

Get Every sleeve

One sleeve ($99/mo) runs 1 sleeve at a time — swap which one whenever you like. Every sleeve ($299/mo) is the whole book plus the Account & Execution API. Full source for a sleeve is a separate one-time licence — details.

Read this before you subscribe

  • Every track record here is paper, and it starts 2026-06-01 — a young record. The backtests are seven years; the live proof is months.
  • Where a sleeve went live later than that, the earlier stretch is a recomputed backfill and is shaded in its curve.
  • We do not predict what markets will do. A total loss of the capital you put behind a signal is possible.
  • This is not investment advice. We deliver signals; whether you trade them is your decision alone.
  • Sizing suggestion: start at the smallest size that still feels real, and let the live record earn anything bigger.

Questions people actually ask

Are these real-money results?

No — and we say so everywhere it matters. Every record is live paper trading: one contract per signal on our own realtime feed, with each sleeve's commission and slippage charged on every fill, published since 2026-06-01. The backtests behind the sleeves run on seven years of our own tick data. Paper with honest costs is the strongest evidence that exists short of years of audited live capital — nobody selling you "verified real results" after two months is telling the truth either.

What happens when a sleeve loses?

It stays on the page and keeps trading. Several are down right now — you can open every losing record on this page. We publish the whole book because a page that only ever shows winners is indistinguishable from survivorship, which is the thing we built this to not be.

Can the signals trade my account automatically?

Yes, if you arm it. The Every-sleeve plan includes the Account & Execution API: link your own broker account (prop-firm logins supported), activate a sleeve against it with a fixed contract count, and the engine mirrors the signal — with the sleeve's stop resting at the broker, a hard daily flat-before-close rule, and a kill switch. Until you arm it, nothing ever touches your account: signals are delivered over API, WebSocket or Telegram and the decision is yours.

Why should I believe the numbers?

Because they are checkable, not because we say so. The records are served by the same public endpoint your code would read, every curve can be recomputed from the tick archive we sell, and when our own audit found fills booked better than the tape, we corrected the book downward by $70k and published that too.

Can I cancel?

Any time, from the dashboard, effective at the end of the billing period. No calls, no forms.

Running these on your own account is non-professional use. Forwarding the signals to anyone else — a room, a service, a product — is redistribution, and that is a different licence in both directions: ours and the exchange's. Set it up properly first.

Provable gap or a wrong print in your stream? That month is free. Automatically — no ticket, no argument.

Gap history is public →

Where these numbers come from

FigureSourceChecked
13 sleeves, 7 of them in profit /v1/algos — the same endpoint a subscriber's code reads. Counted at page render, not curated. live
Records start 2026-06-01 Deliberate and documented in the launch commits. A sleeve that went live later carries a marked backfill window at the front of its curve. 2026-08-03
Paper, not real money One contract per signal, each sleeve's own commission and slippage charged on every fill live
Rebuilt from the tick archive on 2026-07-31 Every record replayed through the agents' own production code against our archived tick path. It corrected fills booked at the trigger level instead of the price that printed — the book moved from +$5.1k to −$65.7k and we left it. 2026-07-31
Every price on this page pricing.config.mjs live

Still deciding? Read one losing record end to end — if the way we handle losing doesn't convince you, the winners shouldn't either.

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