The U.S. trading day.
The Nasdaq cash-session environment, scheduled releases, and changing market structure.
Illustrative market chart
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Nasdaq research for CME futures and CFD traders. Defined levels, timely updates, and a clear record—in one place.
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01 / THE RESEARCH WORKSPACENQ / MNQ
Member dashboardIllustrative preview
NQ · NEW YORK
IllustrativeLONG Research alert
- Entry
- 23,480.00
- Stop loss
- 23,440.00
- Take profit
- 23,560.00
Original levels preservedChanges appear in the timestamped history.
NQ / MNQNEW YORK SESSIONDASHBOARD + EMAILORIGINAL LEVELS + UPDATES
What membership includes
A plan. Its updates.
A record you can review.
- Defined levels
- New York research with entry, stop loss and Take Profit published together.
- Current status
- Check the dashboard for updates. Verified members can also receive email notifications.
- Published history
- Review the original plan and timestamped changes in the Trade Archive.
0–2 trades per New York session, depending on the setup. Research does not place broker orders.
02 / PORTFOLIO & TRADE LOG
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An honest record.
NQ Research House / Analytics
Interface preview · data pendingHistorical backtests
Owner-provided 2025 TradingView backtest summary. Not independently verified or live results.
- 01Win rate
- 45%Trade count and breakeven treatment pending.
- 02Profit factor
- 2.00Cost and execution assumptions pending.
- 03Reported risk / reward
- ≈1:2.5Measurement definition pending.
Underlying trade records and daily, monthly and yearly results are still pending. No performance series is plotted. Review the available figures and their limitations in Portfolio.
Explore PortfolioOne focused Nasdaq session
New York.
One research standard.
New York is our only research session. Every alert keeps its session, conditions and published levels together.
Some sessions have no approved setup. Frequency and outcomes are not guaranteed.
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- New York research alerts
- Member dashboard & published history
- Email notifications & trade updates
- Membership management
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How does the 14-day free trial work?
Create an account to explore the member dashboard for 14 days, with no payment details required. Verify your email to receive notifications. The trial ends without an automatic charge. Continuing requires a separate membership purchase at $59 USD every 30 days.
What does an alert include?
The Nasdaq futures instrument, New York session, LONG or SHORT direction, entry information, stop loss, Take Profit target, and publication time. Later changes appear in a timestamped history alongside the original levels.
How will I receive the research?
Published alerts appear in the member dashboard. Eligible members with a verified email address can also receive email notifications. Email can be delayed; check the dashboard’s current status and publication time before making a decision.
How often are alerts published?
We take 0–2 trades per session based on the setup. Some sessions have no approved setup. Session availability and outcomes are not guaranteed.
Does the service trade for me?
No. Research alerts do not execute broker orders. You choose whether to trade and manage your own exposure. Futures involve substantial risk, and the illustrative examples on this website do not represent verified performance.
How do I manage a paid membership?
Paid membership is $59 USD every 30 days. Review the renewal and purchase terms before payment, then manage or cancel. The website trial is separate and does not create a paid subscription or an additional paid-plan trial.