A strategy built around the prop firm's own rules.
Atty Prop ORB trades the Nasdaq opening range on MNQ futures. Every trade carries the same fixed risk, it takes at most two trades a day, and a hard daily loss stop and the prop firm's drawdown rules are written into the engine. It was designed around those rules from the start.
Hypothetical backtest on 1-minute fills with commission. A high win rate comes with losses larger than wins. No strategy guarantees an evaluation pass, and past results do not predict future ones.
A typical 50K evaluation looks generous until you read how the drawdown works. The floor follows your best closing balance upward, and it never comes back down.
An evaluation works like an option. The fee is the most you can lose, and the payout is the upside. Atty Prop ORB is built with that in mind: small, controlled risk on every trade, inside the rules that decide whether the account survives.
Most strategies are built first and pointed at a prop account afterwards. This one started from the firm's rules and was built to work inside them.
It trades one market and one clearly defined window each morning. The range is drawn as soon as it is set, and the breakout levels are on your chart before the first signal can print.
Position size comes from the distance to the stop, so every trade risks the same dollar amount no matter how wide the range is that morning.
Two trades is the daily limit, which rules out revenge trading and overtrading. Once both are used, the strategy is done until tomorrow and says so on the chart.
The daily stop closes everything before one bad session can do serious damage to your drawdown, so a bad morning stays contained.
The firm's drawdown rules are coded in, so they are part of every position decision rather than something you check after the damage is done.
Signals do not repaint and arrows do not vanish. What prints at the close stays on the chart.
Measured on 1-minute MNQ data with commission included, which is close to how a prop account fills.
We write the test down first, run it on years of data, and publish what we find, including the ideas that did not hold up. Popular filters get the same treatment before they go anywhere near the engine.
The Nasdaq-100 opening range on MNQ (Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100) futures, intraday only. It takes at most two trades a day and is flat before the session ends.
On your TradingView chart, as an invite-only script. Signals, the trade boxes and the signal tile draw on the chart, and alerts fire at the signal close.
No strategy can promise that, and we do not. Atty Prop ORB is designed around the ways evaluations end: fixed risk, a trade limit, a daily stop and the drawdown rules. Whether an evaluation passes still depends on the market you get.
Rules differ from firm to firm, and some restrict automated trading. Read your firm's rules before you trade any strategy on an evaluation or funded account.
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No. Atty Prop ORB is a charting and analysis tool. The figures on this page are hypothetical backtest results, and you are responsible for your own trading decisions.
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Risk Disclaimer: Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. You can lose some or all of your invested capital, and prop firm evaluation fees are not refunded when an evaluation fails. Atty Labs tools are charting aids for education and analysis — they are not investment advice, and Atty Labs is not a registered investment advisor, broker-dealer, or commodity trading advisor. The win rates for Atty Prop ORB are hypothetical, from backtests on historical 1-minute MNQ data with commission, and are subject to the limitations described in our full Risk Disclaimer, including the CFTC Rule 4.41 disclosure. Prop firm rules shown are a typical example; rules vary by firm. Atty Labs is not affiliated with any prop firm. Past performance, whether actual or hypothetical, is not indicative of future results. You alone are responsible for your trading decisions. TradingView® is a registered trademark of TradingView, Inc. Atty Labs is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TradingView.