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No complicated software. No coding required. Join Discord, follow the signals, and trade with a proven proprietary system.

Four Simple Steps

From signup to your first trade — here's everything you need to know.

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Join Discord

Click the invite link and join The Strategy Factory server. Pick your tier — you'll get instant access to the signals channels based on your plan.

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Set Up Alerts

Enable notifications for the #signals channel. Turn on mobile push notifications so you get real-time alerts anywhere — at the gym, at work, wherever you are.

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Read the Signals

Each signal tells you exactly what to do: direction, instrument, entry price, stop loss, and take-profit levels. No guesswork, no chart-reading required.

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Manage Risk

Size your positions to risk no more than 1–2% of your account per trade. Our signals include exact stop-loss levels so you always know your maximum downside before you enter.

How to Read a Signal

Every signal follows the same clean format. Here's what each part means.

#signals — New Alert
LONG  NQ  @  21,847.50
Stop Loss 21,790.00
Target 1 21,905.00
Target 2 21,985.00
Risk: 57.50 pts | Reward: 137.50 pts
Direction & Entry

LONG means buy. SHORT means sell. The entry price is where you place your limit order. The instrument (NQ, GC, SIL) tells you what to trade.

Stop Loss

Your safety net. If the market moves against you, the stop loss closes your position automatically. This is your maximum risk on the trade.

Take-Profit Targets

TP1 is the first profit target — consider taking partial profits here. TP2 is the extended target for runners. Both are pre-calculated by our algorithms.

Risk / Reward

Every signal shows the risk-to-reward ratio upfront. We only send signals with favorable setups — typically 2:1 or better.

FAQ

Everything you need to know before getting started.

What broker do I need?
Any futures broker that supports the instruments we trade (NQ, GC, SIL). Popular options include NinjaTrader, TradingView, TradeStation, and Interactive Brokers. If you're new, NinjaTrader offers free simulated trading to practice with.
How many contracts should I trade?
It depends on your account size and risk tolerance. We recommend starting with 1–2 micro contracts (MNQ, MGC, SIL) until you're comfortable. Micros let you risk smaller amounts while following the same signals.
What's the typical risk per trade?
Risk per trade ranges from roughly $50–$300 on micro contracts, or $500–$3,000 on full-size contracts, depending on the instrument and stop distance. Every signal includes exact stop-loss levels so you know the risk before you enter.
Do I need to watch the market all day?
No. Our signals include entry, stop, and target levels — you can set your orders and walk away. Enable push notifications on Discord so you don't miss alerts, then let the market come to your levels. Set it and forget it.
What times are signals active?
Our algorithms run 24/5 across all major sessions — Asian, London, and New York. Signals can fire at any time when the system detects a high-probability setup. Mobile notifications ensure you never miss one.
How do I cancel?
Cancel anytime through your account dashboard — no questions asked, no hoops to jump through. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period.

Lock In Your Edge Before It's Gone

50 founding member spots at $79 USD/mo — 21% off, locked for life. Once they're filled, the price goes to $100 USD/mo and stays there. All prices in USD.

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