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Atty Execution Reality

Point it at any level, such as the prior day high, the overnight low, or any other indicator's plot, and it tells you how often price traded to that level versus gapping straight past it, what the slippage was, and whether the move you are playing for is bigger than the round-turn cost.

It recovers the effective spread from open, high, low and close alone, with no tick data and no order book, using a method from the peer-reviewed literature that we validated against a synthetic bid-ask bounce with a known answer. On ES one-minute bars it reads 0.89 ticks, which matches the market: ES is one tick wide nearly all the time.

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Atty Session Map

At 10:42 on a Tuesday, how much more range is normally left in the day, and how unusual is what has already happened? Session Map answers with percentile bands read off the clock rather than an average, and it chooses the comparison set so that a quiet Tuesday is never measured against an FOMC Wednesday.

We tested session direction forecasting first and refuted it: the state of the Asia and London sessions carries no information about New York's direction (chi-square p = 0.44), and trading it walk-forward lost $7.27 a trade against $3.26 for being long the whole time.

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Atty Second Day Play ATR Algo

Scan first, then put the plan on the chart. Find symbols whose last completed session moved at least one prior ATR(5) from the session close before it. Open those charts, apply the strategy, and it names the setup that qualifies, draws its limit entry and its fixed stop, and manages the exit. When a limit fills, a solid BUY or SELL tag marks the fill, and the exit is tagged with its result in R.

Four setups: Second Day Long, Second Day Short, ATR Long Reversal, ATR Short Reversal. Second Day plays enter at the prior session's midpoint and stop at the prior opposite extreme. ATR reversals enter half an updated ATR beyond the prior extreme and stop 3.5 ATR beyond the anchored one. When both directions qualify, the first fill cancels its sibling.

Exit rules: there is no take-profit order. A position leaves on its fixed protective stop, or on a scheduled flatten one minute before the reference session closes: 15:59 New York on US stocks and ETFs, 14:59 Chicago on ES, 12:29 on GC, 13:29 on CL. There is no target order, no trailing stop and no break-even move. The recovery line it draws is a labelled reference to the prior session's extreme, and price touching it closes nothing.

The scanner is yours and it lives outside the chart. This strategy evaluates one loaded symbol and does not search a universe. A screener's percent-change and relative-volume columns will get you a shortlist, but they are not the same arithmetic. The strategy panel is the exact eligibility check, and the Second Day plays also need the close in the outer quarter of the setup range and setup volume at 1.20× the median of the prior twenty sessions.

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Atty Stampede Algo

Stampede measures how hard volume is pushing price, and in which direction. When pressure breaks the adaptive band and both trend gates agree, it prints BUY or SELL at bar close and draws the stop and target for you. Signals lock in when the bar closes and never repaint.

Backtested on five markets with commission and slippage included and every setting disclosed. The full tester record, screenshots included, is on its own page.

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