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.
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.
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.
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.
A genuine band-rotation event followed by price and momentum diverging on the retest. The single highest-conviction setup in the system.
All four rotation bands lined up at once with a trendline touch and a reversal candle. Bypasses standard filters — this setup is built to be taken.
Price makes a lower low the oscillator doesn't confirm, retested against the exact body of the original swing — not just the wick.
A sustained band extension followed by a momentum pullback trigger, confirmed against the 20 EMA and a noise filter so a real reversal doesn't get mistaken for a flag.
Price returning to the 20 EMA while the slow rotation band sits deep in extreme territory — a classic pullback-into-trend entry.
A live touch of a line you've drawn — manual by default, so RockBot Nexus trades your structure, not lines it invents on its own.
A rigorous, seven-condition price-structure and momentum check — every condition has to hold at once, no exceptions, no partial credit.
The scoring engine decides what to trade. This is what decides how it gets managed once you're in.
NinjaTrader 8, as a compiled strategy file. Works on sim, live, and inside Strategy Analyzer for backtesting before you ever risk a contract.
No. Every threshold that matters — stop distances, band levels, filters — is a parameter you set from NinjaTrader's own properties panel. No editing required.
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.
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.
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.