Two Engines. One Goal.
Quanntick runs two independent algorithms on S&P 500 futures — each designed for a different trading style. Both execute automatically through your broker account with full transparency.
Trend Followerv2.0
Swing trading that captures multi-day moves
Our flagship algorithm monitors S&P 500 futures around the clock, identifying high-probability trend continuations. It enters positions when momentum aligns with the broader trend and rides them for maximum profit — often holding overnight or through multiple sessions.
How It Works
- Multi-timeframe trend detection on 4-minute bars
- Up to 3 scale-in levels for high-conviction setups
- Trailing stops that lock in profits as trends extend
- Automatic profit targets at key technical levels
Day Traderv1.0
Intraday scalping — always flat by close
A precision scalping engine built for the US cash session. It identifies short-term momentum shifts on 1-minute bars, captures quick moves with defined profit targets, and closes all positions before the end of the trading day — zero overnight risk.
How It Works
- High-frequency signal detection on 1-minute bars
- Scale-in capability when initial thesis strengthens
- Hard end-of-day liquidation — always flat by close
- Defined stop losses and profit targets on every trade
How They Compare
| Trend Follower | Day Trader | |
|---|---|---|
| Market | ES/MES (S&P 500) | ES/MES (S&P 500) |
| Timeframe | 4-minute bars | 1-minute bars |
| Trading Hours | 24/5 (futures hours) | 9:30 AM – 3:50 PM ET |
| Avg Hold Time | Hours to days | Minutes |
| Overnight Positions | Yes | Never |
| Scale-In Levels | Up to 3 | Up to 3 |
| Risk Management | Trailing stops + targets | Fixed stops + targets |
| Signal Generation | Trend continuation | Momentum shifts |
Customize Your Strategy
Each algorithm comes with preset configurations ranging from conservative to aggressive — or build your own with custom stop distances, entry sizing, and equity allocation. Full control, zero complexity.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Both algorithms trade E-mini (ES) and Micro E-mini (MES) S&P 500 futures contracts. All trades are executed through your own regulated brokerage account.