Six independent algorithmic strategies generate real-time entry and exit alerts for the E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures contract. Backtested from 2012, +1,051% combined return, delivered to your dashboard and inbox the moment a signal fires.
Algo trading signals — also called algorithmic trading signals or automated trading signals — are trade alerts generated entirely by computer programs following a fixed, pre-defined set of rules. There is no human judgment involved in the signal generation process. When the algorithm detects a valid setup, it fires. When it does not, it stays silent.
This is fundamentally different from discretionary signals, where an analyst or trader decides in real time whether to issue an alert. Algorithmic signals are consistent by design — the same conditions that triggered a trade in 2012 trigger the same trade today. This consistency is what makes backtesting meaningful: you can verify the historical edge before committing capital.
STS runs six independent algorithmic strategies on the E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures contract (NQ). Each strategy is coded in Pine Script and runs live on TradingView. When a strategy fires, a webhook pushes the signal to the STS dashboard and to your email within seconds. You decide whether to execute the trade in your own brokerage account.
Rule-based trading removes the four biggest sources of trading failure: emotion, inconsistency, overtrading, and hindsight bias.
Algorithms do not fear losses or chase wins. Every signal is generated by the same logic, regardless of recent performance or market sentiment.
Because the rules are fixed, you can backtest them over 15+ years of real market data. The STS portfolio has 8,000+ historical trades to validate the edge.
Each signal includes a defined risk framework. The same ATR-based sizing rules apply to every trade — no guessing, no over-sizing after a winning streak.
Six independent algorithms targeting different market conditions means the portfolio is not reliant on a single setup or market regime to generate returns.
Each algorithm contributes a different edge. No single setup dominates — the diversification is the point.
Early-session long momentum. Waits for confirmed bullish continuation before entering.
LongOpening range breakout long. Enters after the 9:30–9:45 range is confirmed on 5-min closes.
LongOpening range breakout short. Bearish version with asymmetric payoff — not a mirror of the long.
ShortIntraday downside model with VWAP exit logic. Highly selective — only 447 trades in 14 years.
ShortBroader trend-following after opening noise settles. Uses regime confirmation and ATR sizing.
Long & ShortEnters during Globex session, exits before regular open. Only algorithm with >50% win rate.
Long & ShortA TradingView algorithm detects a valid setup on the live NQ market and generates a signal in real time via webhook.
The signal hits the STS dashboard and your email within seconds. Entry price, direction, and exit logic are included.
You review the alert and choose whether to execute the trade in your own account. Full control stays with you.
Every algo signal appears on your dashboard the moment it fires, with entry price, direction, and exit logic.
Instant email notifications for every signal. No need to watch the screen — the algorithm watches for you.
View the full backtested equity curve for each algorithm and the combined portfolio from 2012 to present.
Sharpe ratio, Sortino ratio, max drawdown, win rate, profit factor, and more — all calculated from the full trade history.
Built-in risk calculator to size each trade based on your account size and maximum risk per trade.
See daily, weekly, and monthly P&L in a calendar format. Identify seasonal patterns and drawdown periods at a glance.
Not all signal services are the same. Here is how algorithmic signals differ from discretionary analyst calls.
| Characteristic | Algo Signals (STS) | Discretionary Signals |
|---|---|---|
| Signal generation | Fully automated, rule-based | Human judgment call |
| Consistency | Same rules every time | Varies by analyst mood |
| Backtestable | Yes — 15+ years of data | Rarely verifiable |
| Emotional bias | None | Fear, greed, recency bias |
| Delivery speed | Seconds via webhook | Minutes to hours |
| Position sizing | Defined ATR-based rules | Often vague or absent |
NQ futures trade nearly around the clock from Sunday evening to Friday afternoon, giving algorithms access to overnight and pre-market sessions.
The E-mini NQ is one of the most liquid futures contracts in the world, with tight bid-ask spreads and minimal slippage on algorithmic entries and exits.
Nasdaq 100 futures are known for sustained directional moves — ideal for the trend-following and momentum algorithms in the STS portfolio.
Futures contracts have fixed tick values ($5/tick, $20/point for full NQ), making algorithmic position sizing and risk calculation precise and straightforward.
Algo trading signals (algorithmic trading signals) are trade alerts generated automatically by computer programs following a fixed set of rules. Unlike discretionary signals, they are 100% rule-based — the same conditions that triggered a trade in 2012 trigger the same trade today. STS signals are generated by 6 independent algorithms running on NQ (Nasdaq 100) futures.
STS signals are generated by 6 independent algorithmic strategies coded in Pine Script and running live on TradingView. Each strategy uses a distinct market condition — opening range breakouts, intraday trend following, overnight sessions, and short-side setups. When a strategy's entry conditions are met on the live market, a webhook fires and the signal is pushed to the dashboard and your email within seconds.
The combined STS algo portfolio has returned +1,051.58% in backtesting from 2012 to 2026 across 8,000+ trades. The Sharpe ratio is 1.05 and the Sortino ratio is 1.52. Individual strategies range from +143% to +297%. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Algorithmic signals remove emotion, inconsistency, and human error from trade execution. Every entry and exit is governed by the same rules, regardless of market conditions or trader psychology. This consistency makes backtesting meaningful — you can verify the historical edge before committing capital.
No. STS signals are delivered as alerts — you decide whether to execute each trade manually in your own brokerage account. Many subscribers use the signals as a structured framework while maintaining full control over their own order entry and position sizing.
All STS algo trading signals are for the E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures contract (NQ). NQ is one of the most liquid futures contracts in the world, with tight spreads and nearly 24-hour trading access. Subscribers can also trade the Micro E-mini NQ (MNQ) for smaller position sizing.
Deep dive into the NQ-specific signal service, delivery mechanism, and strategy breakdown.
View detailed performance metrics, equity curves, and trade statistics for each algorithm.
One plan, $50/month. Includes all 6 algorithms, real-time alerts, and the full analytics dashboard.
Risk Disclosure: Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not appropriate for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. The information provided on this site is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. STS Signals is not a registered investment advisor. Please read our full Risk Disclosure before trading.
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