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Is your trading rule real, or luck?

Send it the way it was taught to you. It is read back to you line by line, run on eighteen years of one-minute futures data, and published either way. Of the 21 setups everyone teaches, run the same way, 1 passed.

Before every run we write down what we expect it to show, and after it we publish how we did, misses included. The record of our predictions →

Passed
TR-26-0003 · lineage #1

Premarket reversion

NQ · measured from 8:00 · decided at 9:30 · fade a 0.40% move · out at 10:15 · every weekday.

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Trades709
Test-years net$63,693
Coin flips ahead15 / 5,000
Score90
Longest wait for a new high: 46 months. That number is why the Shelf exists.Size it →

Send your rule. The first one is free.

  1. Write it the way you would tell a friend: the market, when you get in, when you get out, where the stop goes.
  2. It comes back to you line by line, with every question the words leave open. Nothing runs until you say the lines are right.
  3. It runs on eighteen years of one-minute data, costs paid on every trade, against 5,000 coin flips (the same trades with the direction picked at random).
  4. The page goes up either way, the setup named and you not. If it passes, you get the code.

If your rule is not a kind the form knows, that is fine: a person builds what it needs. A new kind of rule takes about a week, and you hear every question in writing before anything runs.

This opens your own email with the rule in it, addressed to audits@thinridge.io; nothing is stored on this site. One free run per person; the next ones are $49 on the form.

The one that passed

The morning move

Measure the move from the 8:00 AM price to 9:30. If it is 0.4% or more, trade against it at 9:30 and get out at 10:15. One trade a day, every day, no stop but the clock.

Passed on ES, NQ, YM and RTY. The same rule, the same settings, on every market below; the four index futures move together, so this is one bet on four screens, not four bets.

Rules readers sent in

Sent by a trader as words, read back to him line by line, run, and published with the setup named and the trader not. The part a machine cannot see is said on the page.

Everything else, tested the same way

8 close, 112 failed, 2 that never traded. Click a cell for its record; every one is published either way.

Tested September 15, 2026. Failed means the setup as taught did no better than a coin on the years nobody tuned on; close means it beat the coin and not by enough to live on. Raw market data: FirstRate Data.

What you can get here

The verdicts

Famous setups, each one run on its own and written up in full. Click one.

All runs
TR-26-0001 · ESFailed

Bullish engulfing candle

As taught in every book. 2,853 trades over 16 years, -$58k. 25 of 25 settings negative.

— from the page; no engine record
TR-26-0002 · NQFailed

Opening range breakout

4,708 trades, +$34k over 18.6 years. Against 5,000 coin flips the written rule is a coin (1716 of 5,000 matched or beat it on the unseen years); whatever you do on top of the written step…

28 /100
TR-26-0003 · NQPassed

Premarket reversion

709 trades, +$113k over 18.6 years. It is real and it is slow: 46 months without a new high is in the record, so size to the drought, not to the win.

90 /100
TR-26-0004 · NQFailed

Keltner channel fade

4,801 trades, -$203k over 18.6 years. Against 5,000 coin flips the written rule is a coin (3160 of 5,000 matched or beat it on the unseen years); whatever you do on top of the written step…

11 /100
TR-26-0005 · NQPassed

Opening range breakout, Fridays

925 trades, +$142k over 18.6 years. Patience past noon is where this rule's money has lived; before noon it paid costs for nothing.

85 /100
TR-26-0006 · NQFailed

ICT silver bullet

2,372 trades, -$22k over 18.6 years. Against 5,000 coin flips the written rule is a coin (4628 of 5,000 matched or beat it on the unseen years); whatever you do on top of the written step…

13 /100
TR-26-0007 · ESFailed

Failed breakdown

1,362 trades, -$81k over 18.6 years. The level did not hold: 75% of trades ended at the stop, which sits where the setup says price should not go; the setup's premise failed more often th…

11 /100

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