Low-drawdown quality sleeve. Signal is RSI-Divergence (regular bull/bear divergence, Wilder-RSI 14, 5-bar confirmed pivots) — code-pinned for this account. It trades the normal daily screener/movers universe, long+short (a short may only fire when SPY's most recently completed daily session closed lower than the one before it — ungated shorting loses money on this signal). Indicator, universe, direction and the SPY gate are fixed server-side; the fields below tune sizing, stops and the screener.

RTH-only entries (09:30–16:00 ET) — the extended-hours entry carve-out was turned off 2026-10-02 on explicit request; a fresh divergence signal outside regular hours no longer opens a position. Exits, stops and the EOD flatten (including the RTH-only 200-EMA exit) stay RTH-only regardless of when a position was entered.

RTH-only baseline backtested at +138.8% 3-yr compounded, long-only; the long+short/SPY-gate configuration (no longer including the ext-entry carve-out) backtested at +144.2% for the gated long+short side — see backtests/squeeze-momentum/rsidiv-exthours-compare.html for the full ext-hours comparison this account no longer uses, including the 20%-haircut variant that study flags as more realistic.

Engine-mode sleeve. Entry is the EMA Ribbon (5/13/89): a trend filter requires EMA5 and EMA13 both on the same side of EMA89, then the pullback trigger — EMA5 crossing back over EMA13 while that trend holds, confirmed by a strong candle (body ≥50% of the bar range). The signal is then handed to the engine's normal rule stack — 1% ATR risk sizing with a 10% position cap, a ratcheting 5% hard stop, roiLock banking 5% each time ROI clears 9%, a $500 scale-out, a $500 green-basket exit, a green-only end-of-day flatten, a 24h loser cooldown and the SPY regime throttle. Long-only, 15-min timeframe.

This replaces the sleeve's prior 18-day-MA signal (2026-10-03) — the engine-faithful, point-in-time-screener sweep found EMA Ribbon the stronger signal under this exact rule stack. See the EMA Ribbon engine report for the full backtest. Every field below is editable; only the options-mode fields are pinned off (🔒).

Signal is Gaussian Filter Trend [QuantAlgo] — a 4-pole, 14-bar Ehlers-style Gaussian filter riding inside an efficiency-ratio-adaptive 0.8–2.5× ATR envelope; a step past the envelope edge is the fresh arrow — code-pinned for this account (verified line-for-line port of the actual Pine v6 source). It trades the normal daily screener/movers universe, long+short (a short may only fire when SPY's most recently completed daily session closed lower than the one before it). Indicator, universe, direction and the SPY gate are fixed server-side; the fields below tune sizing, stops and the screener.

Extended-hours entries are live (04:00–20:00 ET) — a fresh arrow outside regular hours can open a position at FULL ATR-risk size. Exits, stops and the EOD flatten stay RTH-only regardless of when a position was entered (ext-hours exit monitoring backtested WORSE in every scenario tried).

Backtested at +141.6% 3-yr compounded for the RTH-only baseline; this long+short/ext-entry/SPY-gate configuration at full ext-hours size backtested at +460.8% — the study itself flags full size as the least-realistic assumption in it (a $20–100 mover rarely has liquidity for a full-size fill at 4am/7pm; a 20%-haircut variant backtested at +138.8%, below a long-only ext-entry version's +201.8%). Full size was an explicit choice for this paper account — see backtests/squeeze-momentum/gaussian-compare.html §06–§09 for the full comparison.

Signal is Trend Target Ribbon [BOSWaves] — an ALMA(17, offset 0.85, sigma 6) trend line with a 1-bar ATR-normalised slope gate (>0.08) and a 34-bar standard-deviation band (×0.65); a close beyond the band while the slope agrees flips the trend and prints the fresh arrow — code-pinned for this account (line-for-line port of the open-source Pine v6 script, parity-checked against the backtest code).

Settings follow the report's conclusion: 15-minute bars, long-only, regular hours only (extended-hours entries failed the liquidity-haircut test), the signal flip is the exit, 5% hard stop, roiLock 5/3 (+5% locks +3%), flatten-all at the close, no scale-out or green basket, 5 positions on the daily top-movers universe.

Backtested at +1,528% 3-yr compounded at 10 bp round-trip friction (+1,125% at 20 bp; worst drawdown 3.3%). That is an in-sample optimum on the movers universe over 2024–2026 (about forty settings were tried), so treat it as a paper-trading hypothesis, not a forecast.

Signal is the ChrisMoody MACD Custom Indicator (Multiple Time Frame) on the 15-minute chart — fast 5 / slow 26 / signal 5 (EMA), long while MACD is above its signal line; a MACD cross up is the fresh BUY arrow and the cross back down is the exit — code-pinned for this account. The TradingView page would not load when this was ported, so the logic is the standard MACD/signal cross from the script's description.

Settings follow the report's "highest profit" build: long-only, regular hours only (every extended-hours haircut level backtested worse), 5% hard stop, roiLock 5/3, flatten-all at the close, no scale-out or green basket, 5 positions on the daily top-movers universe.

Backtested at +1,854% 3-yr compounded at 10 bp with these dials (+984% at 20 bp, worst drawdown 4.1%). It takes about 2,000 trades a year, so it is cost-sensitive; the report's more robust alternative (8/21/5, crosses below zero only) kept about 80% of its return at 20 bp. In-sample optimum, so treat it as a paper-trading hypothesis.

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