Your setups, scored.
Your risk, managed.
RockBot Nexus doesn't trade on one indicator. It watches seven distinct setups at once — trendline touches, divergences, flags, band rotations — and only sizes up when they actually agree with each other, through what our white paper documents as the ConfluenceStack™ scoring engine.
One signal is a guess. Three that agree is a position size. (ConfluenceStack™ Methodology)
Every setup RockBot Nexus watches carries its own weight, based on how much confirmation it actually requires. Nothing fires in isolation — the more that lines up on the same bar, the bigger the trade.
Confluence scoring, not a single trigger
RockBot Nexus doesn't ask "did X happen." It asks "how much agrees right now." A trendline touch alone is a small, single-contract trade. That same touch landing alongside a confirmed divergence and a full band-rotation alignment is a very different trade — sized accordingly, automatically, every time.
No discretion, no hesitation, no "I'll size it up next time." The math decides the size before the order ever goes out.
Every signal in the library reads from the same four rotation-band stochastic oscillators — what our white paper calls the RC-4 Lattice™. When all four cross into aligned extreme territory at once, that's a genuine Quad Rotation Event — the rare, high-conviction condition behind the system's strictest divergence tier and its trendline bounce.
Seven setups. Every one has a job.
Each signal is tuned to catch a different kind of move — a pullback, a rotation, a reversal — and each carries its own exit logic built for that specific setup, not a one-size-fits-all stop. Every one has its own master switch, so you can run the whole library or narrow it to a single setup.
Flag + Divergence Combo (the Apex Setup)
A Bull/Bear Flag and a same-direction divergence landing together. Momentum exhaustion confirmed by a regime pullback -- the strongest confluence the system produces, and the only setup that can reverse an open position on its own.
Running Divergence
After a divergence completes, price pushes to one more extreme while the fast band refuses to follow -- and must hold its line the entire way. Exactly one fires per divergence, then everything resets.
Quad Rotation Trendline Bounce (Full Lattice Alignment™)
A touch of a line you drew, at the exact moment all four rotation bands sit past their extremes together. Bypasses the standard filters -- this setup is built to be taken.
Quad Divergence
A full two-stage divergence where all four rotation bands were already past their extremes when the first swing formed. The strict subset.
Price / Stochastic Divergence
Price makes a new extreme the oscillator will not confirm, retested against the body of the original swing -- not just the wick -- with the fast band never once slipping back through its line.
Bull / Bear Flag
A regime pinned at its extreme, and the fast band rotating to the opposite extreme on that same bar. One rotation, one signal, never fired late.
Trendline Touch (guarded by FreshnessGate™)
A live touch of a line you have drawn -- manual by default, so it trades your structure and not lines it invented. Anything older than your Max Line Age is excluded automatically.
See what the bot sees.
The companion indicator runs the exact same detection code as the strategy and marks every setup on your chart as it forms — divergences with their two stages joined, flags boxed, running legs outlined, and the Flag + Divergence Combo called out in its own colour. Same key, same download, nothing extra to buy.
Every entry has an exit before it has a fill.
The scoring engine decides what to trade. This is what decides how it gets managed once you're in — and a stop here can only ever tighten, never loosen.
Questions traders actually ask
What platform does this run on?
NinjaTrader 8, as a compiled strategy file. Works on sim, live, and inside Strategy Analyzer for backtesting before you ever risk a contract.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Every threshold that matters — stop distances, band levels, filters, profit targets — is a parameter you set from NinjaTrader's own properties panel. No editing required.
Does it draw its own trendlines?
By default, no — it trades the lines you draw. Auto-detection is available as an option if you want it, but manual is the default so RockBot Nexus trades your read of the chart.
What instruments does it work on?
Built and tested on futures (MES and similar), on a 1-minute chart. The underlying logic is instrument-agnostic, but the defaults are tuned for index futures scalping — anything measured in ticks should be rescaled for a different contract.
Does the indicator come with it?
Yes. The DTR Pattern Scanner is part of the bundle and unlocks with the same licence key — nothing extra to buy and nothing extra to activate. It runs the same detection code as the strategy, so what you see marked on the chart is what the bot is working from.
Can I trade only one setup?
Every signal has its own master switch, so you can run the whole library or narrow it to a single setup — the Flag + Divergence Combo on its own, for instance, with everything else silent. Detection keeps running either way, so the chart still shows you what you chose not to trade.
What happens if NinjaTrader restarts while I'm in a trade?
RockBot Nexus detects it and rebuilds its tracking of that position from the real, live position data — entry price included — so the trade stays under active exit management instead of being silently dropped. We call this ContinuityGuard™ in the white paper. It is logged to the diagnostic file so you can confirm it happened.
Is this guaranteed to make money?
No — see the disclosure below. This is a rules-based execution tool, not a promise of returns. Past performance, backtested or live, never guarantees future results.