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ORB + Fib Breakout Signals (Strategy)
ORB + Fib Breakout Signals (Strategy)
An opening-range breakout (ORB) strategy combined with Fibonacci levels and a
defined risk model. It marks the session's opening range, goes long on a break
above the range high and short below the range low, then manages the trade with
an ATR-based stop, an R-multiple target, and an optional breakeven move.
How it works
- Opening range — builds the high/low of the first 15/30/60 minutes of your
chosen session (timezone configurable).
- Entry — long on a close (or wick) above the ORB high, short below the ORB low;
one signal per direction per day by default.
- Fib levels — plots the standard retracements (.236–.786) inside the range plus
the 1.272 / 1.618 extensions as reference targets.
- Risk model — stop by ATR (default), Fib 0.5, opposite side of the range, or
fixed ticks; target as a multiple of risk (default 2R); optional move to
breakeven after 1R.
- Optional filters — a higher-timeframe EMA trend filter and a scale-out that
books half at 1R and lets the remainder run.
- Daily guards — max entries per day, daily loss limit, optional daily profit
lock, and flat-at-session-close, for prop-style risk rules.
Inputs are grouped (Opening Range, Signals, Fibonacci, Trend Filter, Risk Model,
Daily Guards) so you can adapt it to any index future or timeframe.
Notes
- Commission and slippage are included in the defaults — set them in Properties
to match your broker before drawing conclusions.
- Performance varies with symbol, timeframe, and settings. Test on your own data
and forward-test on a simulator before trading it live.
- This is an educational tool, not financial advice. Past backtest results do
not guarantee future performance.
An opening-range breakout (ORB) strategy combined with Fibonacci levels and a
defined risk model. It marks the session's opening range, goes long on a break
above the range high and short below the range low, then manages the trade with
an ATR-based stop, an R-multiple target, and an optional breakeven move.
How it works
- Opening range — builds the high/low of the first 15/30/60 minutes of your
chosen session (timezone configurable).
- Entry — long on a close (or wick) above the ORB high, short below the ORB low;
one signal per direction per day by default.
- Fib levels — plots the standard retracements (.236–.786) inside the range plus
the 1.272 / 1.618 extensions as reference targets.
- Risk model — stop by ATR (default), Fib 0.5, opposite side of the range, or
fixed ticks; target as a multiple of risk (default 2R); optional move to
breakeven after 1R.
- Optional filters — a higher-timeframe EMA trend filter and a scale-out that
books half at 1R and lets the remainder run.
- Daily guards — max entries per day, daily loss limit, optional daily profit
lock, and flat-at-session-close, for prop-style risk rules.
Inputs are grouped (Opening Range, Signals, Fibonacci, Trend Filter, Risk Model,
Daily Guards) so you can adapt it to any index future or timeframe.
Notes
- Commission and slippage are included in the defaults — set them in Properties
to match your broker before drawing conclusions.
- Performance varies with symbol, timeframe, and settings. Test on your own data
and forward-test on a simulator before trading it live.
- This is an educational tool, not financial advice. Past backtest results do
not guarantee future performance.
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