QuantVue Plans & Products Explained

The QuantVue product family includes TradingView, NinjaTrader, and Sierra Chart tools.

The TradingView / NinjaTrader indicators & strategies are available for monthly, yearly or lifetime purchase via our Pro and Elite plans.

The Sierra Chart tools we offer are separate one-time purchase products and not included in the above monthly plans.

We also offer a custom software buildout called the QuantVue ATS (Automated Trading Suite).

The QuantVue ATS allows traders to fully automate our indicators & strategies into both personal & prop firm accounts.

If traders want to automate their prop firm trading, then the QuantVue ATS is the only solution to do so. You cannot do so on our monthly plans.

What's included in the monthly plans

We offer 2 monthly & yearly plans for users; Pro and Elite.

Pro: manual trading indicators & some automated strategies

Elite: everything in Pro + our core automated TradingView strategies.

The tools in these plans live on TradingView and NinjaTrader. Our NinjaTrader toolkit has some automated strategies, but our core strategies live on TradingView.

What's included in the QuantVue ATS

The QuantVue ATS (Automated Trading Suite) is our fully custom in-house automation platform. Direct data feeds, python-enabled strategies and more.

It includes our most powerful algorithms we offer. These live on both TradingView and in our custom automation platform.

Included with the QuantVue ATS purchase is lifetime access to our all of our tools. This includes all future upgrades and updates.

Pricing

For any questions or concerns, email us at hello@quantvue.io

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What We Do

QuantVue is the industry leader in futures trading indicators, automation, and expert training.

Our trading tools help experienced futures traders find their edge & improve their trading.

We make advanced systems for TradingView, NinjaTrader and even have a suite for Sierra Chart.

Alongside our powerful software, we have over 14,000+ active traders in our bustling Discord community, world-class educational training, and weekly futures market analysis.

QuantVue is the preeminent software vendor for futures traders seeking an edge in the markets.

What Makes QuantVue Different

While most vendors hide behind opaque teams and organizational structures, we are proudly based in the US and operated by a doxxed team of consummate professionals.

When it comes to our actual software, QuantVue is a cut above the rest.

While other popular trading vendors cater to beginner traders and rely on flashy marketing, usually coded up on a whim by Upwork quality devs, we are the polar opposite.

QuantVue focuses on servicing only intermediate to advanced traders.

This is reflected in our tools which are all coded by former institutional software developers.

The same exact guys who used to build systems for hedge funds on Wall St. now code, own and operate QuantVue on a daily basis.

We like to say; "The QuantVue team & community are the adults in the room".

That is easily reflected in our robust 14,000+ member Discord and exclusive members only channels.

We are confident that you will not find a more active and helpful group of traders.

You can see all of this for yourself by trying our entire ecosystem risk free for 30 days. If you're not satisfied at any time during those inital 30 days, you can request a full refund.

That's how confident we are that QuantVue will undoubtely provide immense value to traders.

Explore The Manual

Easily navigate the QuantVue User Manual via the column on the side of this dashboard, or using the buttons below.

Welcome to the QuantVue User Manual!

Here you'll find everything you need to know about the QuantVue toolkits, along with additional trading education and general guidelines.

Easily navigate to the various sections using the menu on the left hand side of the dashboard.

Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions you might have along the way via email.

hello@quantvue.io

Cheers!

We are constantly innovating our toolkit on a daily basis. Below is how to be sure you've got the most up to date set of tools at all times.

TradingView:

1. Refresh your browser or mobile app

2. Remove the old indicator from your chart

3. Re-add the indicator from your invite-only indicators

The latest version of the indicator should appear.

Receiving Updates Notifications

You can also receive update notifications on your TradingView charts directly by going to:

Settings > Notifications > SCRIPTS YOU'VE ADDED TO FAVORITES OR LIKED

NinjaTrader:

You will be sent new NinjaTrader files.

Remove the previous add-ons and follow the same importing process which can be found here.

Sierra Chart:

You will be sent new Sierra Chart files. Simply remove the old Chartbooks and follow the same importing steps here.

We have plans and pricing for both manual and automated traders.

We also offer a 30-day money back guarantee on our monthly and yearly plans.

That means if you're not totally satisfied within 30 days of signing up, you can request a full refund!

To manage your account, use the following Stripe link:

To login will need to use the email you used when signing up.

After submitting your email, you will receive a link to your email to manage your account via Stripe.

From this portal you will be able to change or cancel your subscription. There are no other functions inside the "My Account" tab.

For questions or concerns, email us hello@quantvue.io

The QuantVue community is hosted via our bustling Discord server. With over 14,000+ traders collaborating in one place, you'll find a wealth of insight and strong sense of community.

Create A Free Discord Account

Unlocking The QuantVue Members Area

In order to unlock all of the Pro Member channels of the Discord community, you'll need your exclusive Discord role.

Depending on the plan you purchased, you will get a specific role of either "Pro Member", "Elite Member", or "ATS".

If you're having issues, ping us using the #support channel of the Discord and request your members only role.

Once you have your role, you will unlock the following channels.

If you are having trouble downloading Discord or getting your members only role, then reach out via email at hello@quantvue.io for immediate assistance.

If the post-purchase form is filled out properly, you will be granted access to TradingView automatically.

NinjaTrader access is granted manually, so please allow us up to 12 hours to process your NinjaTrader details.

TradingView Access:

1. Refresh your TradingView.

2. Go to "Indicators" > "Invite-only scripts" to find your tools. Note: The "QPRO" indicator includes QWAVE, QLINE, QBANDS, and QCLOUD.

NinjaTrader Access:

We will need your "User-Defined Machine ID" to grant NinjaTrader toolkit access.

How To Get Your "User-Defined Machine ID":

1. Go to the NinjaTrader Control Center > then click "Help" > then click “3rd party licensing”.

2. Input "QuantVue" into the “Vendor name” field.

3. In the "User defined ID" section, simply put an identifying suffix to append to your machine ID into the “User defined ID” field. (example: JohnSmithLaptop).

4. Click "Submit" > Copy the newly generated Machine ID > submit that new ID in the form below.

Once you have provided the proper ID in the post-purchase form, follow the steps below to download the tools & install the custom workspaces that we offer.

If you provided the correct Name and User Defined Machine ID in the post-purchase form, you simply need to import the tools and your license will have access.

Installing NinjaTrader toolkit:

Click "Tools" > "Import" > "NinjaScript Add-On" > upload the files (do not unzip the files)

If you are having trouble, see this quick video guide:

We provide step by step training for each one of our tools.

Below, you will find the various YouTube playlists that you can easily reference during onboarding.

Start learning with our system training videos:

You'll find our entire library of YouTube videos here on our channel:

Below is a YouTube playlist of popular and easy to use QuantVue manual trading strategies you can implement right away in your trading.

Those layouts will be here in the Discord community:

The layouts are simply meant to be another starting point. Feel free to get creative and tweak them to your liking!

You can ping us in the Discord for any questions, or email us hello@quantvue.io and we'll be happy to answer any questions you might have.

While there is no "best" strategy to use, there are certainly "more popular" automated strategies that our clients use on a daily basis.

Right now, these are our "most popular" automated trading strategies:

-Qkronos

-Qzeus

-Qkronos_EVO

You will find copy-paste layouts that our core team and most successful clients use in the #automation-chart-layouts channel of the members-only Discord area:

These layouts allow you to use the exact "best" settings for the automated strategies.

We are constantly adding and improving the layouts for our clients every week.

The layouts are simply meant to be another starting point. Feel free to get creative and tweak them to your liking!

When you've found a strategy and settings to your liking, it's time to automate.

Automating from TradingView involves setting an alert on your strategy, sending that alert via webhook to a third party, and that third party conducting the trade into your brokerage. This is the only way to automate from TradingView. It has no built in native capability. With the ATS you can automate into a prop firm account completely undetected and with the fastest latency speeds possible. That setup is covered in the ATS specific onboarding.

If you want to automate into a prop firm with a third party, and without ATS, then you have only a couple of choices. They're all very detectable (the firm will know you're using automation) and the latency is quite poor (2 seconds+ between alert and trade in most cases) causing significant slippage. There are a couple choices on the market, but you'll need to Google search them because we can't endorse their products.

Setup instructions for any third party are dependent on their platform, so you'll need to look through their help documents to learn how to set it up.

You can ping us in the Discord for any questions, or email us hello@quantvue.io and we'll be happy to answer any questions you might have.

Before using any of our automated strategies, it's very important to watch the in-depth training modules for each strategy.

Start learning with our system training videos:

You'll find our entire library of YouTube videos here on our channel:

Trading doesn't have to be lonely.

Your best chances at manual trading success are in the collaboration with our hundreds of QuantVue clients.

Take advantage of our 14,000+ member Discord community and exclusive members only channels.

Clients share what's working for them, strategy ideas, risk management best practices, and so much more.

Head over to our Discord community members-only channels:

The #automation-trading-forum in particular is a fantastic place to see what others are doing in real-time with the QuantVue indicators.

Utilize the Discord community to your advantage and you'll be well on your way to finding success with our system.

If you don't see the members area, follow the steps here to unlock them: Step 2: Joining the Discord

Before using any of our indicator, it's important to watch the in-depth training modules for each indicator.

Start learning with our indicator training videos here:

You'll find our entire library of YouTube videos here on our channel:

In this section you will find all of our important resources from our reviews & testimonials, free guides, affiliate program, and policies.

Step 1: Understand what automation is, and what it is not

Automation is not "press play, make money," with minimal time investment and a 'get rich quick' scheme. If that's what you're looking for then you can email hello@quantvue.io within your first 30 days and get a refund if you're on the Elite membership. That does not exist at this price point for a retail trader - and anyone who tries to tell you it does is lying.

What automation for the retail trader really is, is a set of configurable strategies and tools that allow you to exploit an edge in the market when properly employed. We're handing you a tool box, it's your job to take those tools and apply the proper one to the task at hand. Don't worry, we'll give you a hand figuring out which tool applies and when.

Automation does not suddenly make someone who isn't a trader into one. It's not a magic bullet or a cure-all for a lack of intrinsic discipline or education. It allows you to remove some of the emotion and the subtlety out of finding entries and exits.

The best automated traders are those who test extensively and in an orderly manner. They take notes and record things. They are disciplined in their journey, and don't give in to emotions.

So, you still have work to do. And that's what this guide is for. By the end you'll have a pathway to getting yourself off the ground.

Step 2: Learn the habits of successful, and unsuccessful automated traders

We have now had well over a year of observing our customers, guiding them, and watching them succeed and fail. There are a few things that stand out about those who are successful and those who are not:

Successful customers will:

• Pick a single strategy at a time to focus on.

• Use established and forward tested settings in live accounts and save new sets of settings for demo environments only.

• Run demo accounts for 1 to 2 months to thoroughly learn the way to operate the system, and how the strategy reacts in market environments.

• Come up with rules (on their own or taken from other successful customers), follow those rules, and never break those rules.

• Follow our advice to the letter.

• Take ownership of their own mistakes, correct them, and don't repeat them.

• Learn how the economy works, how reports impact it, and how the markets interpret them.

• Understand they are not special, they are not smarter than the markets, and take all of this to heart and work hard.

Unsuccessful customers will:

• Strategy hop, trying numerous strategies in a short period of time when one "doesn't work."

• Use brand new sets of settings in live accounts that haven't been thoroughly tested.

• Never use demos, and jump straight into paid evals.

• Not follow rules, or follow them loosely.

• Ignore our advice.

• Blame everyone else for mistakes.

• Not take the time to learn how the reports work or how the markets interpret them.

• Believe they are special, will read all of this, and think it's nonsense.

Bar none, these are the differences I have personally observed. The ones posting profits day in and day out are in the successful category and they do those exact things.

If you do not want to be the person in the successful category, then you can get a refund if you're an Elite member in the first 30 days by emailing hello@quantvue.io.

Step 3: Prepare your workspace

If you're still reading, then hopefully at this point you understand that this is not a quick fix to your bank account, and you're ready to go on a journey. Great! Now we can begin.

It costs $12.95 a month, along with applicable data subscriptions for Tradovate and your charting platform. If you're on TradingView, you will need TradingView premium and the real-time data for the instruments you're going to trade.

Trading isn't cheap. You pay to play. If these minor costs are the deterrent for you, then you can still get a refund in the first 30 days if you are an Elite member. But by incurring the small fee for a paper account you will save yourself hundreds, potentially thousands, in prop eval fees.

Step 4: Watch our webinar for automated traders

The information in the webinar is extraordinarily vital no matter whether you're just an Elite user or you also have ATS. Some of it is ATS only information, but listen to the whole thing even if you're in Elite. We continually discuss basic concepts of automated trading.

Step 5: Decide how you are going to automate

If you have ATS, then the decision is already made since you have ATS.

If you do not have ATS, then you're either on TradingView or Ninjatrader. They both house different strategies, and no TradingView strategies are being ported to NinjaTrader.

If you want to try to automate Elite to prop firm accounts without ATS then you're limited to a few third party options like PickMyTrade, CrossTrade, or a few others. Be aware however that the latency is pretty bad and will delay trades by 2-3 seconds leading to significant slippage. We do not support or endorse any of these companies, they're mentioned here only for completeness.

Please note that QuantVue does not provide support on linking our strategies to these third parties. All third parties have a different linking procedure that they provide the documentation on. They are not our products so we do not have any sort of guide on the procedure.

Step 6: Decide what you're going to automate

You now need to decide which strategy you want to automate. The majority of our customers are automating either Qkronos, Qkronos_EVO, or Qzeus. The second two are ATS only.

There are numerous sets of settings for Qkronos and Qkronos_EVO. Visit our Discord, and look in the automated trading forum. The J12 settings are very popular and have resulted in tens of thousands in payouts for our members, but requires significant management. Qzeus on default settings has proven itself in forward testing for over a year, but is slow and may trade only a couple times per week.

Spend some time looking through the forum and learning. When you've decided which strategy you'd like to try go to the #automation-charts-layouts channel at the bottom or check the first post in the applicable thread in the automation forum and you'll be able to copy the chart and layout for the strategy into your own TradingView account.

Remember, whatever you pick you need to make a commitment to testing and learning. Do not strategy hop. Spend a month testing the strategy to truly learn how it works and responds. That commitment and testing procedure separates the successful from the unsuccessful.

Step 7: Educate yourself on your chosen strategy

Step 8: Set an alert and begin testing the automation

If you're using a third party connector, then consult their documentation.

Remember, this is running into your fake money account. Do not test into paid prop evaluations. Remember the webinar and the habits of successful traders from above?

Step 9: While it's testing over the next several weeks, educate yourself on the markets

You will now have plenty of time on your hands while the strategy tests and you can see how it behaves.

Learn about the basic reasons why it moves and how economic reports affect the markets. This information is vital to becoming a successful trader. You will need to know what the markets are expected to do if you are ever to know which tool in the toolbox to use.

Spend a lot of time in the Discord. Ask questions. Watch what other traders are doing.

Step 10: Develop your rules

The best way to do this is to look at consistently profitable automated traders in the discord's #profit-wins channel. Search their usernames and look at how they operate. Ask them questions to fill in the gaps.

You need a consistent and repeatable set of rules regarding how and when you will be running automation.

By now you should have a fairly decent understanding of where to start. If you're struggling with these steps, then drop us a line in the Discord.

Trading doesn't have to be lonely.

Your best chances at manual trading success are in the collaboration with our hundreds of QuantVue clients.

Take advantage of our 14,000+ member Discord community and exclusive members only channels.

Clients share what's working for them, strategy ideas, risk management best practices, and so much more.

Head over to our Discord community members-only channels:

The #manual-trading-forum in particular is a fantastic place to see what others are doing in real-time with the QuantVue indicators.

Utilize the Discord community to your advantage and you'll be well on your way to finding success with our system.

Features include:

• The best "set and forget" algorithm available to the retail trader

• A multitude of settings to adjust to your risk tolerance

• Build in compatibility with our QuantVue Automated Trading Suite software

Time Settings

Strategy Settings

The presets are as follows: Conservative does not use martingale or the boosters, intermediate uses martingale and range boost, Aggressive uses all three.

Martingale is a betting strategy, explained simply as doubling down on each loss. In many cases this can be devastating if the strategy is not built properly. However, in the case of Qzeus it is not.

The strategy maintains a ~73% win rate over time. It is perfectly profitable without martingale. When you have a high win rate of 70%+ and a strategy that almost never sees more than 2 losses in a row, martingale serves only to smooth the curve and increase overall profitability.

The Max Contracts Opened setting allows you to control the maximum number of contracts that will be opened using martingale, if Enable Max Contract Limit is turned on.

The Long Boost setting will double down contracts when it detects certain conditions likely to indicate a long trade as being a win. It's risky and can lead to larger losses, however over time is likely to increase overall profit.

The Range Boost is one of the best settings to use and can be enabled almost universally. When it detects a certain condition it will use the Range Boost Take Profit Multiplier instead of the regular Static Take Profit Multiplier. Make sure the Range Boost Take Profit Multiplier is set to a higher number than the Static Take Profit Multiplier. It increases profitability with almost no downside.

The Stop Multiplier simply controls how close to the entry the stop loss is.

And lastly, the Static Take Profit Multiplier controls how close the take profit is to entry.

Profit/Loss/Trade Limits

The Profit Limits and Loss Limits use TradingView's built in counter of profit and loss to stop the trades. This is inaccurate at best. It is far better to use Tradovate's built in Profit Target and Stop Loss limits. The Trade Count Limit however is accurate. It will limit the trading to only x number of trades per day.

Alerts Section

This is a section that changes frequently based on the version of ATS currently in use, however some things will remain the same or similar. For current information and setup walkthrough see the ATS videos. The source can either be ATS alerts as described in the ATS videos, or the Custom Alerts at the bottom. ATS User ID is your xx_1234567890 id from the ATS screen. ATS Spam Key is your spamkey from your ATS screen. ATS Comment can simply be used to send a human readable comment with the alerts. The Custom Alerts section allows you to send, or not send, whatever custom JSON you'd like on each action. They're retrievable, just like the ATS commands, using {{strategy.order.alert_message}} in the alert message box.

In this section, you will find docuemntation on our automated TradingView strategies.

Features include:

• The best adjustable algorithm available to the retail trader

• Fully customizable to your style of trading

• Volatility multipliers that adjust the algo's stop loss and take profits dynamically during the trade

• Build in compatibility with our QuantVue Automated Trading Suite software

Volatility Multiplier

Many of the settings in Qkronos_EVO are multipliers. This is a volatility calculation based on three separate factors, two are technical and one is based on data analytics and machine learning we've conducted. The formula is proprietary, but it will allow the strategy to adjust it's take profit and stop loss dynamically during the trade. Real-time response to changing market conditions is a far more successful method of controlling trades than a static Risk:Reward ratio offered by many other algos on the market. Static numbers like that tend to overfit.

Because it adjusts during the trade, the initial marked Stop Loss and Take Profits on the chart may not be accurate by the end. Just know it's doing what it should do.

Time Settings

There are three settings available under Force Trades to Close.

Force Trades to Close at End of Time String does precisely that - at the end of the Trading Time String all trades will close and it will not reopen until the string begins again.

Don't Force Close will allow the trades to run to their natural completion after the time string ends, regardless of how long that is.

Force Close at Closure Time will cause the trades to run past the time string only until the Force Closure Hour and Force Closure Minute. Then it will close them.

Strategy Settings

Candle Type lets you select if you want to use HA smoothing or not. I typically recommend you run this on regular candles with HA smoothing turned on as it provides better trades in general.

Opening Methodology lets you choose Original, Expanded, Original Always-In, and Expanded Always-In.

Original and Expanded are both opening methodologies for your typical entry -> exit trade. Original provides less entries, expanded provides more. Generally original is the better choice here, however at some times expanded can perform better. You'll want to test these if you're developing a new set of settings.

Original Always-In, and Expanded Always-In will keep Qkronos trading as the markets move up and down, always staying in the market with at least 1 contract (based on the dynamic take profits discussed later).

Take Profit Methodology allows you to choose between three options of taking a profit to close the trade: Static Take Profit, Trailing Stop, and Trailing w/Tiered Exits.

Static Take Profit will allow you to select a multiplier in the take profit section which will close the entire trade once it has moved the requisite distance. Trailing Stop and Trailing w/Tiered Exits will both use a trail stop, as specified in the trailing stop settings section. The tiered exit version will take off part of the trade in the middle.

Use Qgrid As Confluence and Exit on Qgrid Switch will enable Qkronos_EVO's Qgrid compatibility. It will use the Qgrid settings in the Qkronos_EVO settings panel to only trade in the direction of Qgrid. Exiting on the switch will cause the trade to exit if Qgrid switches directions, regardless of anything else.

Force Only One Direction will allow you to set a long or short bias, and force the algo to only trade in that direction.

Entry Settings

Enter on Pullback allows the strategy to see where an entry should take place, and then set a limit entry to enter at a more favorable price as set.

The Pullback Type allows you to set either Ticks for measurement, or the same multiplier that is used everywhere else.

Stop Out Settings

Use Hard Stop will enable the algo's ability to close the trade after a particular amount of loss. The multipler can be set below it.

Trailing Stop Settings

The Trailing Stop Engagement Multiplier is how far into profit the trade must move until the trailing stop activates. The Trail Offset Multiplier is how far the trade must reverse in order to close.

Static Take Profit Settings

Static Take Profit Multiplier controls how close the take profit is to entry.

Tiered Exit Settings

If Tiered Exits are selected under the Take Profit Methodology, then this will let you set the Absolute Quantity of contracts, as well as the Engagement Multiplier. The Engagement Multiplier is how far into profit the trade must move until the tiered exit activates. When the strategy detects a potential high during the trade, it will take a partial profit of the absolute quantity listed above.

Boost Settings

The Long Boost setting will double down contracts when it detects certain conditions likely to indicate a long trade as being a win. It's risky and can lead to larger losses, however over time is likely to increase overall profit.

The Range Boost is one of the best settings to use and can be enabled almost universally. When it detects a certain condition it will use the Range Boost Take Profit Multiplier instead of the regular Static Take Profit Multiplier.

Make sure the Range Boost Take Profit Multiplier is set to a higher number than the Static Take Profit Multiplier. It increases profitability with almost no downside. Note that Range Boost only works with Static Take Profit under the Take Profit Methodology. The Range Boost Threshold will determine how often it takes them. Lower numbers make them happen more often, and higher numbers make it more selective.

Martingale Settings

Martingale is a betting strategy, explained simply as doubling down on each loss. In many cases this can be devastating if the strategy is not built properly.

When using Martingale, ensure the backtest maintains a 70%+ win rate so that it is perfectly profitable without martingale. When you have a high win rate of 70%+ and a strategy that almost never sees more than 2 losses in a row, martingale serves only to smooth the curve and increase overall profitability.

The Max Contracts Opened setting allows you to control the maximum number of contracts that will be opened using martingale, if Enable Max Contract Limit is turned on.

Qgrid Settings

Always In Settings

Always In can use an Adaptive Trailing Stop which will take a partial profit during the trade, somewhat like the Tiered Exits. Set the absolute quantity here.

Always In Settings

The exact functions of the Coefficient Offsets is proprietary, but are included for advanced users who would like to try different settings. As of this time I have yet to see anything other than default work for the long term. Each tooltip contains the maximum +/- that you can set it to. The Multiplier Length Offset will allow you to change how quickly the strategy reacts to changes in volatility.

Profit/Loss/Trade Limits

The Profit Limits and Loss Limits use TradingView's built in counter of profit and loss to stop the trades. This is inaccurate at best. It is far better to use Tradovate's built in Profit Target and Stop Loss limits. The Trade Count Limit however is accurate. It will limit the trading to only x number of trades per day.

Alerts Section

This is a section that changes frequently based on the version of ATS currently in use, however some things will remain the same or similar. For current information and setup walkthrough see the ATS videos. The source can either be ATS alerts as described in the ATS videos, or the Custom Alerts at the bottom. ATS User ID is your xx_1234567890 id from the ATS screen. ATS Spam Key is your spamkey from your ATS screen. ATS Comment can simply be used to send a human readable comment with the alerts. The Custom Alerts section allows you to send, or not send, whatever custom JSON you'd like on each action. They're retrievable, just like the ATS commands, using {{strategy.order.alert_message}} in the alert message box.

Features include:

• Multiple types of scalping for different markets

• A multitude of settings to adjust to your preferences

• Build in compatibility with our QuantVue Automated Trading Suite software

Time Settings

Trade Types

The regular and fast scalpers will work off the Qwave and Qline, and scalp as the price action moves in to them to look for a bounce.

The regular and fast scalpers also have a few extra settings:

The upper settings consist of the box lookback, strength coefficient, and proximity coefficient. Broadly, they control when the scalper takes a trade. The box lookback will tell the algo how many Renko boxes to look backwards at to determine if the strength coefficient is valid.

If the strength coefficient is 70 (percent), and the box lookback is 4, then that means 70% of the 4 boxes (therefore 3 boxes) must be moving in the same direction (into the resistance/support) in order to trigger a trade.

The proximity coefficient simply says where the line for support/resistance actually is, in a small boundary around the actual level on Qwave/Qline. You can enable a visual display of this boundary.

The lower settings consist of risk/reward for both regular and fast, as well as their selections for valid trades. The regular scalper also has a few extra settings. Use Volume to Find Entries will cause it to use the Qcvd indicator, and the Volume Length corresponds to the Fast Length in the Qcvd.

Dynamic Closes enables a different style of closing that may work better in some markets, and trailing stop distance works with this.

Further, scrolling to the bottom of the page reveals the Qwave and Qline settings which will change where they're plotted on the screen and thusly where the scalper trades.

Next, Velox has completely different settings.

The upper settings for Velox consist of the labelled Hard Stop and Hard Stop Multiplier, as well as the Higher Box Size filter. Note that all 3 of these also work for MB/CVD.

The Higher Box Size filter will cause a Qcloud overlaid on a box size double that of the number placed in the box to act as confluence for trade openings.

The lower settings for Velox include the following. The Sensitivity Factor will adjust how many trades it finds. The Take Profit Type can be adjusted to either Static or Trailing Stop. The Trailing Stop Engagement Multiplier determines how far into profit it needs to move to enable the stop, where the Offset Multiplier determines how far the stop trails behind the current price.

Velox is equipped with a sliding trail stop which will tighten the stop as it moves further from the opening price. The Engagement Multiplier does the same as above, with the rate causing it to be tightened faster or slower.

Lastly, you can show the support and resistance areas that Velox trades off of.

Finally, we have MB/CVD.

The upper settings for MB/CVD are the same as Velox. The MB/CVD takes a trade when it finds confluence between the CVD and Moneyball.

The lower settings consist of a static profit target - Profit Multiplier - and the same Moneyball settings you find in the Moneyball indicator.

The Qgrid indicator is what we like to call our "pull-back position adding" indicator.

It was purpose built for Renko bricks, but can easily be suited to normal candlesticks on any timeframe or market.

The intended use of the Qgrid indicator is simple.

Rather than taking trades based on the "BULL" or "BEAR" flags, instead we would look to take entries based on the DOTS (either light or dark blue) or "ADDS" as they're called in the indicator.

These add points can provide some great entries when price pulls back into the Qgrid MA line (light and dark blue line) of the Qgrid.

SETTINGS:

The Qgrid indicator can be adjusted to suit any chart.

The Qgrid uses dual heiken ashi smoothing in it's code to provide traders with a clear view of trending price action.

Traders can adjust the "smooth period" of each Heiken Ashi setting to make them more, or less sensitive to price action on the chart.

Traders can also adjust the sensitivity of the "Step Moving Average", which will tighten or loosen the advanced step-moving average (light and blue line) to price.

A lower figure = more sensitive (tighter moves), a higher figure = less sensitive (longer moves).

You can find some videos of the Qgrid in action right here:

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The Qpro TradingView indicator is our 4-in-1 toolkit.

It contains:

• Qwave BULL/BEAR alerts

• Qline responsive trend ribbon

• Qbands adaptive price action bands

• Qcloud step-moving average cloud

If you would like to see the in-depth training module on how to setup the Qpro along with various trading strategies, see the playlist below.

To learn more about each of the indicators inside of Qpro, use the following navigation buttons.

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In this section, you will find docuemntation on our manual trading indicators that live on TradingView.

Below is the full training playlist on our indicators and how to use them to trade futures.

Manual Trading Toolkit Training Modules:

The Qcloud indicator is our step moving average indicator.

In a sense, it is our take on the popular "cloud" or "trend" indicators that traders may have used before.

What makes our cloud unique. is the fact that there are "steps" in the moving averages that allow strings to individually change, rather than all at once.

This way traders can see how price is switching from bullish to bearish, and vice versa.

This allows traders to not get chopped up on potential price reversals, and allows for optimal entries and exits.

SETTINGS

What also makes the Qcloud unique is the ability to customize each individual string of the cloud.

This allows traders to make the Qcloud strings more or less responsive to price, resulting in more or less frequent bullish & bearish color changes.

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The Qelite TradingView indicator is our ultimate confluence indicator.

We took the powerful Qpro indicators and given traders the ability to filter alerts based on each individual indicator.

SETTINGS

Traders will notice the Qelite settings look very similar to Qpro, with some additional functionality.

Qelite gives traders the ability to choose the exact filters they want to use for their alerts.

Traders can also choose the exact time period or trading session to further filter out alerts.

To learn more about the Qelite confluence indicator, here's the in-deoth training guide.

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Qline Trend Tracing Ribbon

The Qline is one of our most beloved indicators in the QuantVue toolkit.

The adaptive Qline trend ribbon allows traders to easily visualize trending bullish or bearish price action.

Many traders will use the Qline as a "boundary" or "bounce point" for accurate entries.

With complete customizability, the Qline can suit all trading styles.

SETTINGS

Traders can customize the Qline to be more or less responsive to price.

This can be adjusted via the "Length", "Multiplier" and "Reactivity" values.

The default Qline settings will have the Qline ribbon tightly trailing the candlestick. As you can see below, there are many "flips" in the Qline due to how reactive it is to price.

If traders want a more "smoothed" Qline, then simply adjusting the "Length" and "Multiplier" will do so. You can see in the image below that the Qline is now further from price, allowing for a smoother visual of price action.

The Qline is especially useful for entering and exiting trades.

Many traders wil wait for "bounces" off the Qline in either bullish or bearish direction.

These Qline retests can make for some great entries and exits.

Traders can also customize the Qline Alerts to show on their charts. As seen below.

Traders can also turn the Qline fill on or off, allowing for a cleaner ribbon.

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The Qmomentum is one of the three oscillators in the QuantVue toolkit, and our advanced divergence finding indicator.

Traders can easily see overbought & oversold levels (Red & Green thresholds), hidden bullish & bearish divergences, and regular bullish & bearish divergences.

SETTINGS

The default settings is to have the EMA power the Qmomentum, however traders have the option of using an SMA, RMA, WMA, VWMA, ALMA.

Traders can also adjust the "Length" to make the Qmomentum more or less sensitive to the current price action.

The Qmomentum is a very straight forward indicator and can be used on any timeframe, candlestick type & market.

Paired with the other QuantVue indicators, and traders have another very powerful confluence for taking trades.

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The Moneyball Oscillator is arguably our most powerful indicator in the QuantVue toolkit.

It is a fantastic confluence for all styles of trading. Whether you are scalping, day trading or swing trading, the Moneyball indicator is a great resource for traders.

The Moneyball indicator allows traders to see the most subtle changes in momentum to get ahead of and catch explosive price runs.

The Moneyball indicator can be used on any candlestick type, but when paired with the core Renko setup, traders can simply play the "flips" on the oscillator.

This is a common setup when trading NQ, ES, and other futures & FX markets.

SETTINGS

Traders can adjust the sensitivity of the Moneyball via the "Period" function in the settings.

A higher "Period" number will make the Moneyball LESS sensitive to price.

A lower "Period" number will make the Moneyball MORE sensitive to price.

To see the full in-depth guide on the Moneyball indicator with best settings, strategies, and more, the complete tutorial is below:

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Qwave BULL/BEAR Alerts

The Qwave is essentially an "over/under" style alert indicator.

When price breaks above the configured bands, a BULL price alert will print.

When price breaks below the configured bands, a BEAR price alert will print.

SETTINGS:

The Qwave price alerts are completely customizable to suit your trading style.

Want more price alerts? Tighten the "Qwave Bands Deviation" by decreasing the value.

Want less price alerts? Broaden the "Qwave band Deviation" by increasing the value.

The "APB Number Of Bars Back" will smooth out the bands so more or less alerts will show, depending on the value you input.

You'll notice the default settings include the "ADD" alerts being turned on.

These are alerts that print where you can "ADD" to winning trades. This is especially useful in trending markets.

If you want to only display Qwave alerts during specific time periods or trading sessions, you can do so in the "Sessions" section of the Qpro indicator.

This is especially useful to avoid taking alerts during low volume periods of the day.

You can also customize the style of the Qwave price alerts via the "Style" section of the Qpro indicator.

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The QuantVue NinjaTrader toolkit contains an array of trading tools built specifically for the futures markets.

Although the default setup for the tools are $NQ, $ES, and Renko bricks, the tools included can be used on any market, timeframe, and candlestick type.

In this section we will cover the various included indicators, settings, setups, and more.

For the complete training video playlist, see below:

In this user manual you will find a breakdown of each individual indicator.

The Qcvd is one of three oscillators included in the QuantVue toolkit, and is our take on the popular Cumulative Volume Delta indicator.

The Qsmc is our price action - smart money concepts indicator.

Traders can have the common SMC features automatically printed right on their chart.

Paired with the other QuantVue indicators, traders can add strong confluence to their trades.

The Qsmc indicator is applicable on all markets and timeframes.

Features include:

• Break Of Structure (BOS)

• Change Of Character (CHoCH)

• Fair Value Gaps (FVG)

• Swing Highs/Lows

• Order Blocks

• Liquidity Sweeps

• Market Session Boxes (New York, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong)

• Bull/Bear Trend Ribbon

• Adaptive Trend Cloud

SETTINGS

Many of these features are fully customizable to fit the style of any trader.

One of the most exciting features of our SMC indicator includes 2 separate settings; a dashboard for automatic Market Structure, and a dashboard for our Manual Market Structure settings.

Automatic Market Structure Settings include:

• Candlestick color grading to show current market structure trend

• Toggle points of liquidity points (our stop-loss sniper)

• Show or hide bullish/bearish market structure (BOS, CHoCH)

• Toggle order blocks

• Adjust text size and line formatting

Manual Market Structure Settings include:

• Adjust text size and line formatting

• Toggle order blocks

• Show or hide bullish/bearish market structure (BOS, CHoCH)

• Custom lookback period for the market structure (default is 20)

General settings that apply to both dashboards:

• Show or hide sessions (New York, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong)

• Show or hide previous highs/lows (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly)

• Show or hide Fair Value Gaps (FVG)

We created this indicator to provide traders with an all-in-one Smart Money Concepts toolkit.

By incorporating the most important aspects of SMC trading, this indicator allows traders to automatically map these aspects right on their TradingView charts

To watch the full in-depth Qsmc guide, watch the complete tutorial below:

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The Qdirector is our fast scalping indicator for the NinjaTrader platform.

The primary goal of the Qdirector is to catch explosive price action and see large trending moves.

The Qdirector indicator can be used on all futures markets, but most notably the $NQ and $ES.

When paired with our custom Qrenko bar type, traders can find some great setups.

The Qdirector is a very straight forward indicator that prints what we call "Shelves" in bullish or bearish directions.

The Qdirector helps traders see fast trending price action via the printed "Shelves".

When price leaves an area with strong momentum, a bullish (light blue) or bearish (dark blue) "Shelf" will print.

SETTINGS

The "Shelf" is the only setting we recommend altering inside the toolkit.

Lower Shelf Value = more sensitive to price movements.

Higher Shelf Value = less senstitive to price movements.

Traders can customize the colors of the Qdirector as well as toggle on or off the Qdirector alerts.

For the video trianing on the Qdirector, see below.

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The Qbands indicator is one of our most powerful tools inside of the Qpro dashboard.

These are our exclusive adaptive price bands. The Qbands allow traders to easily spot possible reversals in price, as well as see if price is trending or in consolidation.

Traders might notice that the Qbands and the Qwave bands are almost identical.

They are essentially the same, however the standalone Qbands allows traders more customizability and includes the center bullish/bearish trend line.

Being a standalone indicator, the Qbands can be configured independetly of the Qwave bands.

This is great for traders that want to utilize both the Qwave alerts and the Qbands (shown below).

SETTINGS

The Qbands can be configured to be as tight or broad as the traders wants.

If the trader wants to find more possible reversal points, then a broad band settings might be preferred.

To adjust the tightness of the bands, adjust the "Length" and "Band Deviation".

Traders can also adjust the sensitivity of the center trend line to be more or less responsive. This is the "Trend Period" value; lower will be more responsive, higher will be less responsive.

The Qbands can be configured to show or hide the upper, lower, and centerline inside the "Style" section of the Qpro indicator.

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Sierra Charts

After purchasing the QuantVue Sierra Chart Suite, you will receive a Google Drive folder invite that includes all of the Sierra Suite Chartbook files for both ES & NQ, as well as the 70+ page eBook & video setup guides.

To install the Sierra Chart Suite:

The full Sierra Chart FAQ and documentation is included with your purchase.

The Qrenko is our custom renko bar built for the NinjaTrader platform.

The Qrenko is meant to further smooth out price action and allow for more customizability than the standard Renko offered on NinjaTrader.

SETTINGS

The Qrenko is quite straight forward and simple to configure, with only 3 settings.

These include "Shift", "Offset", and "Range".

For $NQ, we recommend not touching the default settings of 7, 11, 33.

For $ES, we recommend lower values like 1,3, and 7 respectively.

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The Qwave NinjaTrader indicator is essentially the same Qwave indicator that QuantVue has on the TradingView platform.

Traders can now use our Qwave indicator on NinjaTrader.

Built into the Qwave indicator are the Qbands and Qline indicators.

The Qwave is our primary "alert" indicator for the NinjaTrader platform.

Just like the TradingView Qwave, the NinjaTrader version is an over/under "alert" indicator.

"BULL" or "BEAR" alerts will print once price breaks above or below the Qbands.

Also built into the Qwave NinjaTrader indicator is the Qline.

The Qline helps traders identify trending price action while using the Qwave & Qbands.

SETTINGS

To adjust the broadness or tightness of the bands within the Qwave, traders will want to adjust the "ATR Multiplier" value.

A higher value will broaden the bands and give less alerts, a lower value will tighten the bands and give more alerts.

To adjust how tight the Qline "hugs" price, adjust the "Coeff" value.

A higher "Coeff" value will "loosen" the Qline away from price, a lower value will "tighten" the Qline closer to price.

We do not recommend altering the "AP" values.

For the full Qwave indicator video training, see below.

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Features

This suite includes everything you need to perform a comprehensive analysis using Market and volume profiles , order flow and price action.

We've added everything you need for trading with price action, market profiles and order flow while not compromising performance.

This is the main toolkit we're using every single day in order to write up our market reports

Design

This chart offers a variety of advanced studies in order to visualize the LTF price action and momentum.

From daily/weekly/monthly pivots auto-plotting, to delta differences per tick and momentum breakouts.

A key feature is the colored candlesticks which change depending the amount of average volume ratio.

Futures

✅ Volume sensitive colored candlesticks

✅Daily VWAP + standard deviations + rolling VWAP

✅Auto pivot daily OHLC / settle

✅Previous month/week high & low

✅Session delta & volume profiles

✅Momentum breakout indicator

The Qgrid indicator is what we like to call our "pull-back position adding" indicator.

It was purpose built for Renko bricks, but can easily be suited to normal candlesticks on any timeframe or market.

The intended use of the Qgrid indicator is simple.

Rather than taking trades based on the "BULL" or "BEAR" flags, instead we would look to take entries based on the DOTS (either light or dark blue) or "ADDS" as they're called in the indicator.

These add points can provide some great entries when price pulls back into the Qgrid MA line (light and dark blue line) of the Qgrid.

SETTINGS:

The Qgrid indicator can be adjusted to suit any chart.

The Qgrid uses dual heiken ashi smoothing in it's code to provide traders with a clear view of trending price action.

Traders can adjust the "smooth period" of each Heiken Ashi setting to make them more, or less sensitive to price action on the chart.

Traders can also adjust the sensitivity of the "Step Moving Average", which will tighten or loosen the advanced step-moving average (light and blue line) to price.

A lower figure = more sensitive (tighter moves), a higher figure = less sensitive (longer moves).

Design

The Market Depth Historical Graph study displays by default at each chart column the highest market depth quantity at each price level, which occurred during the timeframe of the chart bar, as a color-coded rectangle. We are using a 30 sec chart in addition to bid/ask price lines.

Futures

✅See large volume trades

✅Auto pivot daily OHL/settle/VWAP

✅TPO value area lines

✅Bid & ask prices

✅Bookmap style chart

✅Visualize market liquidity

Market Profile (TPO) - Sessions

Design

An advanced TPO chart specifically designed to perform market analysis on all 3 session, Asia/Europe/US. Each profile comes with it's volume profile on the right as well as the diagonal delta per tick adjusted. We have the usual auto pivot system that the other charts run and the heatmap-style weekly profile will auto-plot the low volume nodes (blue lines) with an adjusted setting of sensitivity 15.

Futures

✅Split session market profiles - Asia/Europe/US

✅Market profile stats

✅Heatmap volume profile

✅Auto pivot low volume nodes

✅Session volume profiles & diagonal delta

✅Value area highlight

Advanced RTH/ETH Market Profiles (TPO)

Design

An advanced TPO chart that separates RTH/ETH sessions and utilizes Sierra's TPO study to it's maximum capabilities. Each TPO row in a Profile is colored based upon the its percentage relative to the Point of Control based on volume.

There are multiple sets of TPO session volume profiles such as Delta which colors difference of bid and ask with total number of trades, Total number of trades themed volume profile and the volume profiles+diagonal delta.

A key future of this chart is that each TPO period, for example the E period of the picture above, has it's own sub volume and delta profile numbers which resets at each period's start. We have auto fibs per session as well as the heatmap style 2-week volume profile.

Futures

✅Market profiles ETH/RTH

✅TPO period delta + volume

✅Volume colored TPO rows

✅Delta/total/diagonal TPO volume profiles

✅Auto fib retracement

✅Sub period midpoint highlight

3-In-1 Footprint Charts

Footprint – Time periods

Design

This footprint is designed to be used with time-based charts. Can adjust timeframe. It has the footprint stats to monitor order flow as well as auto imbalance plots. In addition, we've added a heatmap Depth of market. This can be turned on/off for performance or tweaked to preference

Footprint - Renko

Design

This is a Renko based footprint that utilizes the exact same studies of the Time based footprint. The chart is set to Renko bricks with wicks and bar value 5 (ES).

Footprint - 3-column

Design

A 3-column footprint with a different set of footprint stats time based. Left column shows the Bid/Ask difference profile and numbers. The Middle column is the volume at each price value. The right column shows a bar volume profile. Same set of studies with some hidden for values display. In addition, we've got a Weekly Delta profile on the right.

Futures

✅Time Period Footprint

✅Renko Footprint3 Column Footprint

✅Depth of market

✅Auto plot imbalances

✅Detailed footprint statistics

✅Large volume trades

Design

An advanced Depth of Market that will display everything from limit bids/offers, puling and stacking, market order executions. In addition we run a side volume profile that will auto pivot The value areas/POC as well as other pivots. A delta profile overlapping to showcase the delta of 90 seconds at end.

Futures

✅See pulling & stacking

✅Volume profile + POC/VAH/VAL

✅Daily VWAP

✅Delta profile auto reset

✅Last traded bid/ask

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