OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
NQ SCALP FIX + SIGNALS
🧠 Strategy Logic (in short)
You only trade when:
The market has a trend structure (EMA ribbon),
Momentum appears (RSI),
Participant activity (volume),
You get an entry trigger (EMA fast breakout).
This eliminates most "dead" signals.
📈 1. Trend — EMA Ribbon (5 / 24 / 150)
Bull trend: EMA 5 > EMA 24 > EMA 150
Bear trend: EMA 5 < EMA 24 < EMA 150
👉 This is a directional filter — you don't trade against the market structure.
💡 In practice:
Works well on the 1m NQ during trending sessions (NY Open),
Kills you in consolidations (that's why you have other filters).
⚡ 2. Entry Trigger (entry moment)
LONG → price breaks EMA 5 upwards
SHORT → price breaks EMA 5 downwards
👉 This isn't "buy because of the trend" - it's:
buy when the market returns to the trend and moves again.
So, the classic:
pullback → continuation
📊 3. Momentum - RSI
LONG only when RSI > 55
SHORT only when RSI < 45
👉 RSI doesn't overbought - it's:
whether the market has the strength to continue
This eliminates:
weak breakouts
fake breakouts
🔊 4. Volume Filter
volume must be > average × multiplier
👉 You only trade when:
"someone is really trading"
This is very important on NQ:
without it, you're getting a chop
with it You catch impulses.
🕐 5. Session filter (NY killzone)
You only trade:
09:30–11:30 NY
13:30–15:45 NY
👉 meaning:
open volatility
afternoon movement
💡 This is one of the biggest edges of this strategy.
💰 6. Position management (ATR)
SL = 1.5 × ATR
TP = 2.5 × ATR
👉 you have a RR ≈ 1 : 1.6
Meaning:
you don't need high efficiency
the quality of the entries is important
🔄 7. Additional exit (trend flip)
close LONG when the ribbon turns bearish
close SHORT when the opposite
👉 protects against:
sudden market reversals
You only trade when:
The market has a trend structure (EMA ribbon),
Momentum appears (RSI),
Participant activity (volume),
You get an entry trigger (EMA fast breakout).
This eliminates most "dead" signals.
📈 1. Trend — EMA Ribbon (5 / 24 / 150)
Bull trend: EMA 5 > EMA 24 > EMA 150
Bear trend: EMA 5 < EMA 24 < EMA 150
👉 This is a directional filter — you don't trade against the market structure.
💡 In practice:
Works well on the 1m NQ during trending sessions (NY Open),
Kills you in consolidations (that's why you have other filters).
⚡ 2. Entry Trigger (entry moment)
LONG → price breaks EMA 5 upwards
SHORT → price breaks EMA 5 downwards
👉 This isn't "buy because of the trend" - it's:
buy when the market returns to the trend and moves again.
So, the classic:
pullback → continuation
📊 3. Momentum - RSI
LONG only when RSI > 55
SHORT only when RSI < 45
👉 RSI doesn't overbought - it's:
whether the market has the strength to continue
This eliminates:
weak breakouts
fake breakouts
🔊 4. Volume Filter
volume must be > average × multiplier
👉 You only trade when:
"someone is really trading"
This is very important on NQ:
without it, you're getting a chop
with it You catch impulses.
🕐 5. Session filter (NY killzone)
You only trade:
09:30–11:30 NY
13:30–15:45 NY
👉 meaning:
open volatility
afternoon movement
💡 This is one of the biggest edges of this strategy.
💰 6. Position management (ATR)
SL = 1.5 × ATR
TP = 2.5 × ATR
👉 you have a RR ≈ 1 : 1.6
Meaning:
you don't need high efficiency
the quality of the entries is important
🔄 7. Additional exit (trend flip)
close LONG when the ribbon turns bearish
close SHORT when the opposite
👉 protects against:
sudden market reversals
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Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.