It waits
No setup, no alert. The pre-market read sets the bias and the draw on liquidity.
Claudio reads NQ market structure every minute of the New York session: liquidity sweeps, displacement, points of interest, higher-timeframe bias. Every setup goes through the same checklist. Most don't pass. When one does, you get the alert in seconds, with the reasoning.
Powered by Claude · Every trade on the record
Three jobs, in order, every minute from 9:30 to 12:00 ET.
No setup, no alert. The pre-market read sets the bias and the draw on liquidity.
Price returns to a point of interest. The engine checks structure, the trigger candle, reward-to-risk, the session window.
Entry, stop, two targets, then live management: break-even, trail, close.
The Discord post, as it arrives. Numbers from the build spec's sample signal.
Four stages, in order. Stages 1–3 are the original system's published results; Stage 4 is Claudio, live.
May 4 – Jul 1, 2026
Jul 2 – Aug 14, 2026
Aug 17 – Oct 16, 2026
From Nov 2, 2026
Live since Nov 2, 2026. First results post after the first session close.
Stages 1–3: 249 trades · 60.4% win rate · +8,086.21 pts · +0.98R average. Stage 4 is added as it accrues.
Latest Claudio signals, with results (Stage 4, managed ledger).
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Last 20 trades, newest first, across all stages.
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Stages 1–3 are the published record of the original system, paper results at real prices, with the ledger named per stage. Stage 4 is Claudio, the rebuild, logged live.
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Claudio is an alert service for NQ futures. It reads market structure every minute of the New York session, runs every setup through the same checklist, and posts the ones that pass to a private Discord with entry, stop, targets and the reasoning.
A bot. The decisions come from fixed, written rules applied to the price feed, with Claude reading the structure and the rule engine holding the hard limits. No one is clicking buttons in the moment, and the same input always gives the same answer.
Only NQ, the Nasdaq-100 E-mini futures on CME. Prices and points are the same for MNQ, the micro contract, so the alerts work for either size.
A pre-market brief at 9:30 ET, then entry alerts only between 9:30 and 12:00 ET, with live management updates on open trades. A session recap follows the close and weekly stats post on Friday afternoon.
Few. The cap is two signals on a ranging or mixed day and three on a trending day, and a circuit breaker stops the day after three losing signals or 120 points given back. Most days have one or two; some have none.
Typical stops are 30 to 55 NQ points, many around 40, and a standard setup is never published with a stop above 60 points. Every alert states the stop in points and in dollars per micro contract.
No. Claudio is an alert service, not a trading bot: it never connects to a broker and never places, sizes or closes an order. You decide what to do with every alert.
Yes, on this page. Stages 1 to 3 are the published record of the original system, 249 trades at real prices with the ledger named per stage. Stage 4 is Claudio itself, logged live from the first session and updated as results come in.
Membership runs through Whop: join with the button on this page and you get access to the private Discord right away. Cancel any time from your Whop account; access stays until the end of the period you paid for.