Qrious1
Test 38 trading ideas against your own market data.
Windows software for futures traders. It mines your 1-minute data for setups that hold up, checks each one against noise, and writes what survives as a TradingView script. It all runs on your own PC.
Opening soon$99.99 USD · one-time purchase · no subscription
- Market data is not included. You need your own 1-minute futures data, bought separately from a vendor such as Databento.
- Windows 10 or 11.
- A TradingView account, to run the scripts.
- 24 CME futures markets. Grains and livestock are not supported yet.
- About 3 GB of disk space. An NVIDIA graphics card is optional: it makes mining faster.
- Load your data. Databento downloads are read as they come, and every file is checked first.
- Pick an idea. 38 ideas in six families, across the chart timeframes you choose.
- Mine. Each finding must pass ten checks, from doubled costs to a noise test and a holdout. What passes becomes a TradingView strategy script.
- Delivery. Straight after payment you get the download and your personal licence key on screen.
- Licence. One person, up to two computers.
- All sales are final. No refunds, except where the law requires one.
- Payment. Through Stripe. We never see your card number.
Qrious1 is research software, not investment advice, and it never places a trade. Its results are backtests: simulated trades on past data. A result that passes every check can still lose money. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss.