The Definitive
Institutional Opening
Range Engine.
An algorithmic framework for identifying changes in market delivery around the opening range.
The core edge
Standard Opening Range Breakout systems fail during midday equilibrium and false breakout sweeps. ORDS solves this by anchoring to institutional market structure:
15-Minute Institutional Box
Dynamically locks the session High, Low, and Midpoint Equilibrium of the 09:30–09:45 AM ET opening auction.
Change in State of Delivery (CISD)
Flags liquidity sweeps outside the opening range followed by displacement candles across VWAP to catch high-probability trend reversals.
Smart Target Magnets
Automatically routes take-profit orders to institutional liquidity pools: Previous Day High/Low (PDH/PDL), Previous Week High/Low (PWH/PWL), and Session VWAP.
Setup Quality Grading Taxonomy
LIVE TAXONOMY v2.4
Grade A+
5 Contracts
Max Allocation
60.75%
Grade A
4 Contracts
Core Allocation
54.38%
Grade B
3 Contracts
Base Allocation
51.96%
Grade C
1 Contract
Feeler Sizing
45.25%
Grade D
0 Contracts
Hard Filter
Filtered
Expectancy parameters are updated continuously relative to shifting volatility indices (VIX/ATR). Strict adherence to size-scaling constraints is monitored and enforced by terminal risk blocks.
MEMBERSHIP & ACCESS PLANS
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is access fulfilled after purchase?
Access is fully automated via Whop. Submit your TradingView username in the Whop portal and the ORDS script appears in your Indicators tab within 60 seconds.
Can I run ORDS on both NQ and MNQ?
Yes. Structural price delivery mechanics are identical across $NQ and $MNQ; point values scale proportionally ($2/pt on MNQ, $20/pt on NQ).
Does ORDS repaint?
No. ORDS evaluates strictly on the close of each 5-minute bar. Backtest signals match live execution tick-for-tick.
How do I apply the Macro News rules?
Core technical logic runs on TradingView. The Macro News Playbook is a straightforward operational guide for delaying/boosting entries around key releases.
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