Headline return
+21,846 USD +873.84% on T7 ChimeraTable 7 · Futures algos · TradingView indicators
Rule-based futures trading, with the numbers shown.
Table 7 builds systematic futures strategies and TradingView indicators, and publishes the scorecards behind them — drawdowns included. Flagships include the 15m T7 Chimera and 1m T7 Scalper, with Titan, Titan 2, Atlas, and the Hydra series on Micro Bitcoin and the S&P. Strategies run on TradingView, with NinjaTrader delivery available for supported futures systems.
- TradingView access for active subscribers
- Dated scorecards with drawdown, profit factor, and win rate
- NinjaTrader delivery for supported futures systems
Flagship model
T7 Chimera
Built for futures traders who want structured entries, defined risk, and clean reporting.
Risk profile
$1,606.50 Max drawdown on Chimera (64% of $2.5K)Execution quality
79.76% Profitable trades, 201 of 252Testing window
365 days Backtests ending June 10, 2026Start here
Everything Table 7 offers, in one view.
Available now
Futures Algos
Chimera, Scalper, Titan, Atlas, and the Hydra series — each with a dated scorecard.
Available nowTradingView Indicators
The Indicator Suite and Futures Rollover Monitor, with T7 Classical Charting and more scripts on the way.
In buildT7 Social Desk
Classical Charting setups as post-ready chart cards: Forming, Confirmed, Ended, Skipped.
Coming sooniPhone & Android Apps
Classical Charting watches and pattern learning, on your phone.
In testingClassical Charting
Scans 1,600+ stocks daily for the best classical pattern setups. Still in testing.
Futures Algos
Performance is shown with the uncomfortable numbers included.
Every featured system is paired with drawdown, profit factor, and win-rate context. If a model trips a realism warning, it does not get headline placement.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. All backtests, simulations, and historical reports are provided for transparency and should not be treated as promises of future returns.
Nasdaq flagships & core systems
Chimera
15m Flagship
15m flagship system with the strongest combined scorecard in the current deck, positive strategy outperformance, and controlled drawdown.
- Contract size3 contracts
- Total PnL (MNQ)+21,846 USD
- Total PnL (NQ)+218,460 USD
- Profit Factor2.461
- % Profitable79.76%
- Max Drawdown$1,606.50 (64% of $2.5K)
Titan 2
15m Core
15m balanced momentum system with strong profitability, durable win rate, and a cleaner Sharpe profile than the original Titan run.
- Contract size2 contracts
- Total PnL (MNQ)+11,111 USD
- Total PnL (NQ)+111,110 USD
- Profit Factor2.017
- % Profitable79.29%
- Max Drawdown$1,806.00 (72% of $2.5K)
Titan
15m Core
15m foundational model with broader trade count, steadier progression, and a simpler entry profile before moving into Chimera.
- Contract size2 contracts
- Total PnL (MNQ)+7,041.50 USD
- Total PnL (NQ)+70,415 USD
- Profit Factor1.548
- % Profitable78.13%
- Max Drawdown$3,028.50 (87% of $3.5K)
Atlas
5m Core
MNQ 5m chart model built for traders who want a cleaner structural read, steadier progression, and a direct way to track performance in context.
- Contract size4 contracts
- Total PnL (MNQ)+5,148 USD
- Total PnL (NQ)+51,480 USD
- Profit Factor1.975
- % Profitable76.55%
- Max Drawdown$946.00 (38% of $2.5K)
Scalper
1m Flagship
A 1m high-throughput system that trades the session's statistically strongest time windows. At each window, the T7 ML model calls the direction — long, short, or stand aside — taking many small, defined-risk trades instead of forcing entries all session.
- Contract size5 contracts
- Total PnL (MNQ)+13,863.50 USD
- Total PnL (NQ)+138,635 USD
- Profit Factor1.723
- % Profitable69.98%
- Max Drawdown$1,618.00 (65% of $2.5K)
Reporting basis
The Nasdaq systems above run on the NQ/MNQ chart, with performance measured on MNQ at the contract size listed on each card. The same signals run on NQ at roughly 10x the dollar value — about 10x the profit, drawdown, and required capital. Contract size is fully adjustable: raise it for more exposure or lower it to reduce risk. MNQ results use a cash account of roughly $2,500 to $3,500 in starting capital; NQ or larger size needs proportionally more, and on select systems sizing can be set to stay inside prop-firm drawdown and position limits. Max-drawdown figures show the worst peak-to-trough decline in dollars and as a share of that cash basis ($3,500 where the dollar drawdown exceeds $2,500).
Hydra series — Bitcoin & the S&P
Same evening-reopen and opening-range structure, tuned per instrument — now on Micro Bitcoin (MBT) and Micro S&P 500 (MES), 15m. Entry parity is TradingView-validated, with NinjaTrader builds available. Shown on a $2,500 cash account at 3 micros per trade (2 at TP1 + 1 runner).
MBT Hydra
Bitcoin 15m
The Hydra engine on Micro Bitcoin — Globex-reopen and opening-range breaks with squeeze-state filtering and a TP1/runner scale-out.
- Contract size3 micros
- Total PnL+12,682.50 USD
- Profit Factor2.492
- % Profitable79.90%
- Max Drawdown$1,552.00 (62% of $2.5K)
MBT Hydra 2
Bitcoin 15m
The expanded Hydra roster on Micro Bitcoin — additional tuned entries layered on top of the core engines.
- Contract size3 micros
- Total PnL+16,403.50 USD
- Profit Factor2.396
- % Profitable79.46%
- Max Drawdown$1,856.00 (74% of $2.5K)
MES Hydra
S&P 15m
The Hydra engine on Micro S&P 500 — evening-reopen and opening-range breaks, squeeze-state routing, and TP1/runner exits.
- Contract size3 micros
- Total PnL+17,786.25 USD
- Profit Factor2.691
- % Profitable77.36%
- Max Drawdown$1,338.75 (54% of $2.5K)
MES Hydra 2
S&P 15m
The expanded Hydra roster on Micro S&P 500 — extra filtered entries on top of the core engines.
- Contract size3 micros
- Total PnL+18,901.25 USD
- Profit Factor2.373
- % Profitable76.80%
- Max Drawdown$1,922.50 (77% of $2.5K)
Recent-regime note. The Hydra series is newer, and the results above cover roughly the last year. Extended back to 2023–24 these engines were weaker to negative — the edge shown is concentrated in the current market regime. Entry parity is TradingView-validated (implementation fidelity), but treat Hydra as newer, regime-sensitive systems rather than multi-year-proven, and size accordingly.
The lineup at a glance
The number after a system name is a risk dial. Lower numbers run more aggressively for hot, trending markets; each step up filters harder and trades more selectively as conditions get rough.
| System | Market · timeframe | Platforms | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| T7 Chimera | NQ/MNQ 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | Flagship |
| T7 Scalper (4-slot & 5-slot) | NQ/MNQ 1m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | Flagship 5-slot is the newest build |
| T7 Titan 2 | NQ/MNQ 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | Core |
| T7 Titan | NQ/MNQ 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | Core |
| T7 Atlas | NQ/MNQ 5m | TradingView | Core |
| MBT Hydra · MBT Hydra 2 | Micro Bitcoin 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | New Newer, regime-sensitive |
| MES Hydra · MES Hydra 2 | Micro S&P 500 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | New Newer, regime-sensitive |
| Chimera 2 | NQ/MNQ 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | In testing DCA build of the flagship |
| Titan 3 · Titan 4 | NQ/MNQ 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | Coming soon More selective tiers |
| Chimera 3 · Chimera 4 | NQ/MNQ 15m | TradingView · NinjaTrader | Coming soon More selective tiers |
How T7 Scalper picks its trades
The 1m T7 Scalper only fires in the session's historically strongest windows, and at each one the T7 ML model decides the move: long, short, or stand aside. Many small, defined-risk trades — each one classified live, not forced.
- Trade only the strong windows. It sits out the dead parts of the session and concentrates on the time slots that have historically produced, rather than trading every minute.
- Machine learning calls the direction. The windows are fixed, but the direction isn't hard-coded. At each one the T7 ML model reads the live market and votes long, short, or no trade.
- High throughput, defined risk. Many small trades across the day, each with a fixed risk profile, so the edge comes from a high count of good setups instead of a few big swings.
The T7 ML model
Every entry is called by a Lorentzian k-nearest-neighbors classifier. At each window it snapshots the live market, compares it against a library of thousands of past setups, finds the closest historical matches, and votes long, short, or stand aside based on what happened next. The "Lorentzian" distance metric — the same geometry Einstein used to describe spacetime — reshapes how similarity is measured, so the model locks onto the current regime and shrugs off the spikes and outliers that fool ordinary indicators.
Running the suite
The lineup isn't redundancy, it's coverage. Markets rotate through trend, chop, and different volatility regimes, and each T7 system is built for a different one. Run the full set and let them average out, or actively lean into the ones in form — either way, the dated PnL in TradingView tells you what's working.
- Different engines for different tape. Each system is tuned for a different rhythm — momentum and trend days, structured breakouts, fast intraday rotation. No single model wins in every condition, so the suite gives you several edges to deploy instead of forcing one strategy onto a market that doesn't suit it.
- Read the PnL, pause when it rolls over. Treat each system's equity curve like any other chart. While it's trending up, it's in sync with the market. If the trend shifts down, pause that system until the curve turns back up — or until we push an update — then re-engage.
- Run it active or steady. Either size to the conditions — heavier on the systems in form, lighter when the tape is unclear — or simply run them all at a default or preferred risk for your capital and let the edges average out over time. Contract size is your main risk dial, so set it to a level you can hold through the normal ups and downs.
- Move up a number when the tape turns difficult. Titan 3 and 4 and Chimera 3 and 4 extend the aggression ladder for the toughest markets.
NinjaTrader, time zones & prop accounts
Platform & time zones. NinjaTrader strategies run on Eastern Time (ET) chart times, so set your NinjaTrader chart to ET. TradingView handles it for you — the time logic auto-adjusts to whatever timezone your chart is on (PST, ET, CT, and so on), so entries fire at the right session times wherever you trade.
Multiple strategies & hedging. Running more than one automated NinjaTrader strategy on the same account can put you at risk of hedging — two systems holding opposite positions at once, or one system's exit closing another's trade. The cleanest prop-account rule is one automated strategy per symbol family per account. The TradingView versions are hand-traded, so you control every entry and exit and can keep two trades from conflicting on a single account.
Prop account helper. If you want to run multiple automated systems without creating avoidable hedging risk, split them by market family. In practice, that means choosing at most one NQ/MNQ strategy, one MBT strategy, and one MES strategy on the same automated prop account.
| Market family | Strategies in that lane | Same automated prop account? | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| NQ / MNQ | Chimera, Chimera 2, Chimera 3, Chimera 4, Titan, Titan 2, Titan 3, Titan 4, Atlas, T7 Scalper, Scalper 5-Slot | One at a time | Choose one NQ/MNQ strategy per automated prop account. |
| MBT | MBT Hydra, MBT Hydra 2 | One at a time | Do not run both MBT Hydra branches on the same automated prop account. |
| MES | MES Hydra, MES Hydra 2 | One at a time | Do not run both MES Hydra branches on the same automated prop account. |
| Cross-market mix | One NQ/MNQ strategy + one MBT Hydra branch + one MES Hydra branch | Usually the cleanest mix | Different markets mean lower hedging risk, but still confirm your prop firm's multi-market automation rules. |
| TradingView manual use | Any combination you are entering and exiting yourself | User-controlled | Because you decide each order, you can avoid the automated conflicts prop firms usually dislike. |
Examples to keep separate on automated prop accounts: Chimera + Titan 2, Atlas + T7 Scalper, MBT Hydra + MBT Hydra 2, and MES Hydra + MES Hydra 2. Example of a cleaner mix: Chimera on NQ/MNQ, MBT Hydra on Bitcoin, and MES Hydra on the S&P. Use this as a practical routing guide, then confirm the exact wording of your prop firm's policy before going live.
Historical math per system
| System | Size | Avg win / contract | Avg loss / contract | Trades / mo | Avg net / mo (hist.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chimera | 3 | $183 | -$293 | ~7 | ~$1,820 |
| Titan 2 | 2 | $99 | -$188 | ~12 | ~$925 |
| Atlas | 4 | $94 | -$155 | ~3 | ~$430 |
| Titan | 2 | $80 | -$184 | ~13 | ~$585 |
| Scalper | 5 | $47 | -$64 | ~17 | ~$1,155 |
| Full bundle | — | $503 sum | -$884 sum | ~52 | ~$4,835 |
All figures on MNQ at the contract sizes shown; NQ runs the same signals at roughly 10x the dollars, drawdown, and capital. Trades/mo is distinct signal entries: TradingView's tester logs each contract as a separate trade, so the raw counts in the screenshots run higher (Chimera's 252 is about 84 signals across 3 contracts). Average win and loss are shown per contract. These are high-win-rate systems — they win roughly 70-80% of the time, but the average loss runs larger than the average win, so the edge comes from winning often, and a cluster of losses in a bad stretch is what drives the drawdowns shown above.
Trading is not smooth income. Historical drawdowns ran roughly $950 to $3,000 — about 38% to 87% of the $2,500 to $3,500 cash basis — and individual months can be flat or negative. These systems have run successfully on funded prop accounts, including $50k accounts with $2,500 trailing and end-of-day drawdown limits; but in challenging market conditions a prop account can still hit its limit, so downsizing contracts during those stretches is the recommended way to manage risk. The monthly averages above are spread across winning and losing stretches, not a steady paycheck — they show what has historically played out, not a forecast or a guarantee.
TradingView Indicators
A growing lineup of Table 7 TradingView scripts.
Not every trader wants full automation. These put the T7 edge directly on your TradingView charts. Two scripts are available now, T7 Classical Charting is next (shown here on MSFT and NVDA), and more are on the way.
Indicator Suite
New
Graded long and short setup signals with built-in entry, stop, and target levels and a higher-timeframe trend filter, printed right on your TradingView charts. Runs on any futures market and any timeframe — trade the T7 logic by hand, separate from the automated strategies.
TradingView
Long & Short Signals
Any Futures Market
Manual / Discretionary
Indicators
Futures Rollover Monitor
New
Stop guessing when to roll. A clean TradingView monitor that flags the contract rollover window, so you are always trading the right front-month into every quarterly expiration.
TradingView
Futures
Rollover Timing
Utility
Classical Charting
Coming soon
The T7 Classical Charting model scans 1,600+ stocks every day and only takes the best classical pattern setups. On any one stock it trades rarely, but across the whole list there is almost always a fresh setup forming, so the model stays active.
Its foundation is the classical chart patterns in Robert D. Edwards and John Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, 5th edition (John Magee Inc., 1966). Table 7 adds its own proprietary pattern tuning and trade management logic for choosing setups and managing each trade from entry to exit. That layer is what drives these results; a generic pattern-recognition engine that only finds the shapes will not reproduce them.
The TradingView script puts the same pattern engine on any chart. It labels rectangles, double tops and bottoms, triangles, head and shoulders, flags, pennants, cup and handle, and more; marks entry, target (TP), and stop (SL) levels; and shows an on-chart table of how each pattern has played out on that stock. Works on any stock: switch tickers and it runs as-is, with no settings to change. Still in testing.
Example backtests below (TradingView Strategy Tester, $20K start). Low trade counts per stock are the point: 62 trades on MSFT in over 40 years, 40 on NVDA in over 27. Each stock is one small slice of what the model watches every day.
TradingView
Stocks
Classical Patterns
Entry, Target & Stop
Pattern Stats
MSFT daily
Backtest
Mar 1986 to Oct 2026 · $20K start
- Total PnL+$61,921 (+309.6%)
- Max Drawdown$4,692 (9.16%)
- % Profitable48.4% (30 of 62)
- Profit Factor3.73
Backtest on one symbol; results vary by stock. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
NVDA daily
Backtest
Jan 1999 to Oct 2026 · $20K start
- Total PnL+$40,819 (+204.1%)
- Max Drawdown$3,022 (7.12%)
- % Profitable52.5% (21 of 40)
- Profit Factor4.96
Backtest on one symbol; results vary by stock. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
More Scripts
On the way
More Table 7 TradingView scripts are in the works. Each one will be added to this lineup as it is published.
TradingView
Table 7 Scripts
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Mobile Apps · Coming soon
T7 Classical Charting for iPhone and Android.
Native iPhone and Android apps are in development. They are being built to put Classical Charting watches on your phone — Forming, Confirmed, Skipped, and Ended setups with their chart cards — along with push alerts and educational pattern learning grounded in the Edwards & Magee playbook.
iPhone
In developmentNative iPhone app for T7 Classical Charting watches and learning.
Android
In developmentNative Android app, built in parallel on the same Table 7 backend.
Availability
Not yet available in the App Store or Google Play. Release timing, pricing, and how the apps fit with Table 7 subscriptions will be announced. Educational tool — not financial advice.
Get app launch updatesClassical Charting · In testing
T7 Classical Charting: algorithm and dashboard, coming soon.
A stock swing-trading system built on the classical chart patterns Edwards & Magee published in 1948, with Table 7’s proprietary pattern tuning and trade management logic added. Both the algorithm and its dashboard are still in testing — no live capital has traded these rules yet.
Classical Charting Algorithm
In testing
Rectangles, double and triple bottoms, ascending triangles, head-and-shoulders, flags and pennants. Daily charts, multi-week holds, across a roughly 1,650-name target universe.
Stocks
Daily charts
8 pattern families
Classical Charting Dashboard
In testing
Runs once after the close and shows the whole book on one screen: what triggered today, what is armed and about to, every open position marked to market, and each pattern family's historical reliability.
Nightly scan
Open positions
Pattern reliability
Honest status
Preliminary research is encouraging, and it is still preliminary. Every rule must survive implementation, data-quality, source-fidelity, and out-of-sample testing before it trades live. The figures shown are TradingView backtests. Live results are still being tracked and will be added here as they build.
Access
Getting access to Table 7.
Packages and pricing are being updated. Reach out and we’ll walk you through current access for the Table 7 futures systems on TradingView, with NinjaTrader delivery for supported systems. T7 Social Desk and Classical Charting access will be added as each launches.
How access works
Reach out
Tell us which systems and platforms you trade, and we’ll recommend the right starting point.
Receive platform access
Subscribers receive TradingView access and, where applicable, separate NinjaTrader delivery for supported futures systems. Social Desk and Classical Charting access are added as each launches.
Operate with context
Each system is paired with dated proof, risk disclosure, and platform guidance instead of blind alerts.
Get Started
Talk with Table7.ai about the right stack for your workflow.
Whether you want a focused TradingView package or broader access across the lineup, use the contact path below to start the conversation.
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T7 Social Desk · In build
The Classical Charting scan, turned into post-ready chart cards.
T7 Classical Charting finds forming and confirmed patterns across roughly 1,650 names. Social Desk is the subscriber publishing queue on top of that scan: it queues the setups, draws the chart with pattern anatomy, entry trigger, stop, and target, writes a caption, and can post on a schedule once auto-post is enabled. The subscriber desk is in build and is planned as part of Table 7 TV scripts access as it launches, while the underlying Classical research is still being validated.
Social Desk
Subscriber desk in buildOne screen, four tabs. Scroll the list, pick a setup, copy the chart or the caption, or let the schedule fire when auto-post is on. The desk never invents levels: every card is rendered from the same pattern record the research board already sees.
What each tab means
Sample post cards