Mir Khans QQQ

4 дня назад

This strategy is built around how I actually trade QQQ intraday: Opening-Range continuation, VWAP trend reads, OI magnets, and a simple but strict risk framework. It’s designed to keep you on the right side of the session theme (trend vs fade), then only take trades when multiple pieces of confluence line up.

The strategy is tuned for QQQ on intraday timeframes, but the logic is generic enough to experiment with other liquid index products. It’s not financial advice—use it as a structured framework for reading OR, VWAP, and trend strength, and then layer your own execution rules and risk management on top.

4 дня назад

Информация о релизе

This strategy is built around how I actually trade QQQ intraday: Opening-Range continuation, VWAP trend reads, OI magnets, and a simple but strict risk framework. It’s designed to keep you on the right side of the session theme (trend vs fade), then only take trades when multiple pieces of confluence line up.



The strategy is tuned for QQQ on intraday timeframes, but the logic is generic enough to experiment with other liquid index products. It’s not financial advice—use it as a structured framework for reading OR, VWAP, and trend strength, and then layer your own execution rules and risk management on top.

4 дня назад

Информация о релизе

This script is my full QQQ playbook wrapped into a single Pine strategy. It’s built to mirror how I actually trade the index intraday and for short swings – combining opening-range structure, VWAP behavior, trend filters, and harmonic slope legs into one clean visual framework.



This is not a “buy/sell signal generator” you blindly follow. It’s a structured QQQ map: trend, levels, and rotation zones all in one view so you can execute your own plan with more confidence and less noise.

Disclaimer: For educational and research purposes only. Not financial advice.

4 дня назад

Информация о релизе

This script is my full QQQ playbook wrapped into a single Pine strategy. It’s built to mirror how I actually trade the index intraday and for short swings – combining opening-range structure, VWAP behavior, trend filters, and harmonic “222” slope legs into one clean visual framework.T

his is not a “buy/sell signal generator” you blindly follow. It’s a structured QQQ map: trend, levels, and rotation zones all in one view so you can execute your own plan with more confidence and less noise.

Disclaimer: For educational and research purposes only. Not financial advice.

3 дня назад

Информация о релизе

This Pine is our QQQ ABCD / 222 Slope engine – it automatically finds swings, builds A-B-C-D structures in both directions, and projects where a move is likely to complete or fail.

ABCD logic (both sides):

Bullish case: The script locks in two swing lows to define A→B (impulse up) and B→C (pullback). Once A, B, and C are set, it projects C→D upward using the same slope/ratio as A→B. The D area becomes a probable bullish completion / reaction zone — a place to scale out of longs or watch for reversal.

Bearish case: It locks in two swing highs to define A→B (impulse down) and B→C (bounce). After A, B, and C are set, it projects C→D lower, mirroring A→B. The D area becomes a probable bearish completion / reaction zone — a place to take profits on shorts or watch for a bounce.

Green & red dotted lines (how to trade them):

The green dotted line is the bullish 222 slope: it extends the bullish A→B leg forward through C to forecast the path into D.

As long as price is holding above or respecting the green line, the script treats the bullish leg as active – you can look to buy BC pullbacks and ride toward D.

If price breaks back under the green line with momentum, that warns of a failed bullish 222 and possible reversal.

The red dotted line is the bearish 222 slope: it extends the bearish A→B leg forward through C toward D.

While price is below or rejecting off the red line, the bearish leg is active – you can look to sell bounces into the red line and ride toward D.

A strong break and hold back above the red line signals a failed bearish 222 and opens the door for a squeeze higher.

In practice: trade with the slope (green = bullish path, red = bearish path), use D as a completion / take-profit zone, and treat clean breaks of the dotted line as early warning that the current ABCD idea is failing and the other side may take control.

3 дня назад

Информация о релизе

This Pine is our QQQ ABCD / 222 Slope engine – it automatically finds swings, builds A-B-C-D structures in both directions, and projects where a move is likely to complete or fail.

ABCD logic (both sides):

Bullish case: The script locks in two swing lows to define A→B (impulse up) and B→C (pullback). Once A, B, and C are set, it projects C→D upward using the same slope/ratio as A→B. The D area becomes a probable bullish completion / reaction zone — a place to scale out of longs or watch for reversal.

Bearish case: It locks in two swing highs to define A→B (impulse down) and B→C (bounce). After A, B, and C are set, it projects C→D lower, mirroring A→B. The D area becomes a probable bearish completion / reaction zone — a place to take profits on shorts or watch for a bounce.

Green & red dotted lines (how to trade them):

The green dotted line is the bullish 222 slope: it extends the bullish A→B leg forward through C to forecast the path into D.

As long as price is holding above or respecting the green line, the script treats the bullish leg as active – you can look to buy BC pullbacks and ride toward D.

If price breaks back under the green line with momentum, that warns of a failed bullish 222 and possible reversal.

The red dotted line is the bearish 222 slope: it extends the bearish A→B leg forward through C toward D.

While price is below or rejecting off the red line, the bearish leg is active – you can look to sell bounces into the red line and ride toward D.

A strong break and hold back above the red line signals a failed bearish 222 and opens the door for a squeeze higher.

In practice: trade with the slope (green = bullish path, red = bearish path), use D as a completion / take-profit zone, and treat clean breaks of the dotted line as early warning that the current ABCD idea is failing and the other side may take control.