Strategies

Pick by how it gets in, or what it trades

Every strategy runs all day on our list and on stocks you add, sends each order with its exits, and tells you why it passed on the rest. How long you stay in is up to you — change or close the exits any time. Turn on any mix.

StrategySetupTrades
ORB (Opening Range Breakout)BreakoutShares or options
Mag 7 IntradayBreakoutPullbackShares or options
EMA TrendBetaTrendPullbackShares or options
QMomentum BreakoutBetaBreakoutShares
SwingBreakoutPullbackShares or options
Long-Term HoldsBetaPullbackShares
Option IncomeRangeTrendOption spreads
Your TradingView alertsYour setupShares or options

Four ways in

How a strategy gets into a trade

Breakout
Gets in as price breaks out of a range — or out of the morning’s range.
Trend
Joins a stock that is already trending, and stays while the trend holds.
Pullback
Buys a dip inside a strong move instead of chasing it.
Range
Option selling that is paid while a stock stays inside a range.

Day trades

Signals and exits built around one session — stay in longer if you choose.

ORB (Opening Range Breakout)

Breakout

Trades the break of the opening range — the first minutes, when the day’s direction is set.

Shares or options

Stop and target on every order; closed before the bell if it is not working.

Mag 7 Intraday

BreakoutPullback

Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Tesla all day — plus any tickers you add, with a conservative, standard or aggressive setting.

Shares or options

Sits out wild days; tidied up before the close.

EMA Trend

TrendPullbackBeta

Your own EMA setup: up to four EMAs, each on its own chart from 5-minute to daily — cross, pullback, support or trend filter.

Shares or options

Out when the trend breaks; profits protected as they grow.

Swing trades

Built for moves of days to weeks.

QMomentum Breakout

BreakoutBeta

Strong stocks resting in a tight flag, bought as they clear the pivot — sized so 1% of the account is at risk.

Shares

Stop at the day’s low (never wider than 1 ATR); half sold after days 3–5 above +1R, the rest on a close below the 20-day.

Swing

BreakoutPullback

Multi-day setups from the swing scanner.

Shares or options

Safety exit and profit goal; protects gains as it rises.

Long-term

Built for trends that last months.

Long-Term Holds

PullbackBeta

Strong, leading companies in an uptrend, bought on a pullback to the 21-day or 50-day average.

Shares

A wide safety exit (6–15% below) waiting at your broker.

Option selling

Paid up front, risk capped, a few weeks at a time.

Option Income

RangeTrend

Sells defined-risk credit spreads — bull puts, bear calls, iron condors — in rising, falling and sideways markets.

Option spreads

Loss capped before it opens; closes at its profit goal, stop or before expiry.

Option selling, up close

A different structure for each kind of market

Each stock is read as rising, falling or moving sideways, and the matching structure is chosen. The most a trade can lose is set before it opens.

  • Skips earnings before expiry and big economic days
  • All legs go in as one order, at a fair price; contracts that barely trade are skipped
  • Shows as one position with its total profit or loss — one button closes it
  • Live in the account you pick (an IRA works); needs spread approval at your broker
Option selling · one structure for each marketUI preview — not performance
  • Rising or steadyBull put spreadCollects premium while the stock stays above a floor
  • Falling or steadyBear call spreadCollects premium while the stock stays below a ceiling
  • SidewaysIron condorCollects premium while the stock stays inside a range
  • Breaking outDebit spreadPays a little for a move, with the cost capped

The most each trade can lose is set before it opens. Placed as one order, closed as one order.

Your TradingView alerts

Your own setup, our execution

Already trust an indicator or strategy in TradingView? Keep it. Each alert becomes an order with the same limits and exits as ours.

  • Your chart condition happens — TradingView sends the alert to your private link
  • The Hub checks your limits and picks an option that actually trades
  • Your relay places it with the safety exit and profit goal attached
  • Telegram confirms the fill — or says why it was not placed
How to set it up →
DeepTradingHub · TradingView alert → orderUI preview — not performance
  1. 1

    Your TradingView alert

    Received

    AMZN · BUY CALL from your own script, 11:25 AM ET

  2. 2

    Option picked by your rules

    Checked

    AMZN call · Oct 12 · actively traded, fair price

  3. 3

    Order sent to your computer

    Placed

    Placed at Schwab · sized inside your $ per trade

  4. 4

    Exits attached

    Watched

    Safety exit −25% · profit goal +50% · protects gains as it rises

  5. No screen to watch: a Telegram message at each fill and exit.

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