How Quanntick works
Fixed rules, signals you can watch as they fire, and a bot you set up in your own broker account.
Every signal follows written rules
Quanntick's algorithms trade S&P 500 futures (ES and MES) on fixed, rule-based conditions. A signal fires only when every one of those conditions is met, and the rules decide the stop and the exits before the order goes in. The algorithm's signals involve no discretion and no hunches. There are two algorithms:
- a day-trading algorithm that is flat by the close of the cash session;
- a trend-following algorithm that can hold positions overnight.
- CME-licensed dataReal-time CME Group market data, under licence.
- Your own broker accountRuns in your TradeStation or tastytrade account.
Watch signals as they happen
When the algorithm's conditions line up, the signal appears in the Quanntick app with its direction, entry, stop and targets. Wire members also get each signal delivered to their own webhook. You see what the algorithm sees, when it sees it.
Set up your bot your way
Members connect their own TradeStation or TastyTrade account; Quanntick never holds your money. You choose which algorithm your bot follows, how many contracts it trades, and the days and hours it stays out of the market. You can turn automated trading off at any time, and you can close any position yourself from the app or at your broker.
Test ideas before you use them
The Research Lab lets members replay rule variations against years of historical one-minute S&P 500 futures data, so you can see how a change would have behaved before you decide whether to use it. Lab results are hypothetical. They are simulations on past data, not a forecast.
Start on paper, free
Run the bot on a paper account first. There's no broker connection, no card and no real money.
Free. No card required. Unlimited paper trading for 14 days from your first paper trade, then 3 paper bot trades a month.
Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Quanntick provides software and trading signals, not investment advice, and makes no promise of any return. Hypothetical and simulated results have inherent limitations.