Rebound buys the first dip in a brand new trend, the moment most people are too nervous to.
Trend · NQ · 15m
A fresh trend rarely runs in a straight line. The market pushes up, then dips, and that first dip (a pullback) is where the crowd hesitates most. Some traders take profits early, others bet against the move expecting it to reverse. Rebound reads that exact moment. It waits for the trend to prove itself, then buys the pullback most traders are afraid to trust, right where the odds that the trend continues run highest. It trades NQ, the Nasdaq 100 futures contract (a futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell the index at a set price on a set date), on 15 minute bars. In testing it won 69% of its trades with a profit factor of 1.83, meaning $1.83 won for every $1.00 lost.
On NQ's 15 minute chart, Rebound sits still more than it trades. It only engages once a trend is established, and it stays quiet through choppy, directionless stretches where a dip could just as easily turn into a full reversal. When the setup lines up, it takes the trade and then steps back out. The exact triggers, filters, and the rules that cancel a setup stay inside the code. That is what ships with it.
Rebound scans NQ price action for the signs of a trend just getting underway: higher highs and higher lows. It needs confirmation that momentum has truly shifted before it pays any attention to what happens next.
Once a trend is confirmed, Rebound sits back and waits for price to dip against that move, the first pullback, not the fifth. That patience keeps it out of trends that have already run their course.
When the pullback holds where it should, Rebound buys and rides the next leg of the trend. The exact entry trigger and the risk controls, including the stop that caps a loss, are part of the rule set that ships with the code.
Rebound suits people who trade NQ during the day and want a rules based way to join a confirmed trend instead of guessing when a dip is finished.
| Win rate | 69% |
| Profit factor | 1.83 |
Dataset: NQ 15m, 2025–2026
Cost model: Commission $0.62/contract (futures) · 0.10%/trade (equities) · slippage 1 tick · pyramiding 0 · bar-close calc only · fixed size
Verification: Double-verified: the same rules were run independently on TradingView and in Python, and the certificate carries the record hash, a digital fingerprint that proves the record has not been altered.
A backtest means running the rules on past price data. Backtested results are historical and hypothetical, include the modeled costs above, and do not guarantee future performance.
The share of trades that made money.
Dollars won for every dollar lost. Above 1.0 means the system made money.
The worst drop from a peak before recovering.
The total result after the modeled costs.
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Anchor bets that stretched moves on ES, the S&P 500 futures contract, snap back to normal, while Rebound rides confirmed trends on NQ. The two rarely fire on the same setup, so together they cover both sides of the market.