High of Day Break
Continuation at the session high, with participation confirmed before entry.
Connect your brokerage account, set how much you're willing to lose per trade, and the Openbell engine takes it from there — scanning US equities, sizing each position, and placing the order with the stop attached at your broker.
Pulled directly from the live trade journal. Nothing curated, nothing hidden.
Every signal flows from real-time data → ranked list → position size → order → broker-side stop → journal entry. No spreadsheets. No copy-paste.
Continuously ranks the pre-market movers worth watching, so the day starts from a short list instead of a blank screen.
Continuation setups arrive with the stop level and risk-adjusted size already calculated — nothing left to work out mid-move.
Four years of measured fills behind every short entry — hold-time, entry-hour and price-range performance, not intuition.
Fresh session highs and lows, filtered down to the ones with genuine participation behind them.
The classic morning fade, watched continuously and ranked so the strongest version of the setup surfaces first.
Unusual participation detected the moment it prints, not five minutes later when the move is gone.
Every working position gets a GTC broker-side stop. If a stop ever goes missing, StopGuard places one automatically.
Replay 4 years of intraday data through every strategy. Equity curve, drawdown, hold-time and entry-hour analytics.
Create your Openbell account. Nothing to download, nothing to install, nothing to maintain.
Link your brokerage with an API key. Your funds and positions stay in the account you already own — we never take custody.
Risk per trade, max open positions, daily loss limit, and which scanners are allowed to fire.
Our engine scans the market, sizes each position to your rules, and places the trade with the stop attached broker-side.
Every fill, stop and exit streams to your dashboard. Pause new entries or flatten everything with one switch.
The engine runs fourteen strategies; these eight are cleared to send orders. The rest surface context. How sizing, stops and limits work is in the platform reference.
Continuation at the session high, with participation confirmed before entry.
The short-side mirror, taken on genuine breakdowns rather than drift.
The opening range resolved, traded in the direction of the prevailing trend.
Strength that holds the open and offers a controlled second entry.
Short entries gated on four years of measured performance, not discretion.
Overextended moves rejected at a level and faded with a defined stop.
Parabolic moves that roll over once buying is exhausted.
The most extended names of the day, faded once the move fails.
"The market is never wrong — opinions often are."
"Anything can happen. Embrace uncertainty."
Autonomy without a black box. Stocky is wired into the same brokerage account as the engine — live positions, fills, working stops and your risk configuration — so it answers in specifics instead of generalities.
Read-only by construction: it can report, but it cannot place, change or cancel an order. Every figure comes from your broker, never from the model.
No. Openbell is a hosted service. You sign up, connect your broker, and our infrastructure does the scanning and execution.
Your broker does. We never take custody. Openbell connects through your brokerage API to place orders in the account you already own.
No. Signals tell you what to do and leave the execution to you. Openbell places the trade, sizes it to your risk, and manages the stop.
Yes. The kill switch halts new entries instantly, and you can flatten open positions from the dashboard or directly at your broker.
Stops live at the broker, not in our software. Every entry is placed with a GTC stop attached, so if our engine is offline your protective orders are still working.
Keys are stored encrypted and used only to place and manage orders on your behalf. We recommend issuing a trading-only key with withdrawals disabled.
No. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. The track record on this page is published unedited from the trade journal, including losing periods. Automated trading carries risk of loss, including loss beyond your intended risk per trade during fast markets.
Create your account, connect your broker, and set the risk rules the engine will trade to. Nothing to install.