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It builds a volume profile from the tape and finds the levels that actually matter, rather than lines drawn by eye.
Real-time futures alerts with an exact entry, four profit targets and a stop loss. The same levels plot automatically on your TradingView chart, so you can see the whole trade before you take it. Trading on easy mode.
Example of what lands in Discord. Illustration, not a live signal.
Most services give you one or the other. A message with no context, or an indicator with no one watching it. You get both, and they always agree, because they come from the same engine.
The moment a setup qualifies, the alert lands in Discord. It carries the instrument, the direction, the exact entry price, all four profit targets and the stop loss. Nothing vague, nothing that needs interpreting. You read it and you know precisely what the trade is.
Add it to your TradingView chart once. From then on, every level from that alert plots itself automatically. Entry, all four targets, the stop. You watch price walk into the entry and through the targets on your own chart, in real time, instead of trying to picture it from a message.
The walkthrough runs through a live setup from the moment it fires in Discord to the levels appearing on the chart.
One target forces a single decision: all out, or hold and hope. Four lets you take money off the table in stages and let the rest run with no risk left on it. This is what plots on your chart the moment an alert fires.
You are not installing a stack of other indicators and hoping they agree. It builds its own picture from the order flow and scores every setup against all of this before an alert is allowed out:
Plus a good deal of proprietary work that stays in house. There are additional data points and parameters behind this that will not be published, and that is deliberate.
It builds a volume profile from the tape and finds the levels that actually matter, rather than lines drawn by eye.
A regime classifier and a volatility band keep it quiet in conditions the strategy does not handle well. No alert is a decision too.
The four targets and the stop are placed against the range actually available, not a fixed number of points applied to every trade.
Nothing is placed for you. Your broker, your size, your call on every single trade. Skip the ones you do not like.
Discord pushes to your phone and your desktop at the same time, with no carrier delay and no message getting filtered into spam.
Seeing the same structure produce the same setup, over and over, is how the pattern eventually becomes yours.
Checkout takes a minute. You get your Discord access and your indicator invite right away.
One click from the invite adds it to your account. Open any futures chart and apply it like any other indicator. A free TradingView account is enough to start.
Allow alerts for the signals channel on your phone. This is the part people skip, and then wonder why they missed a setup.
When an alert fires, the levels appear on your chart. Take it or leave it.
The indicator lives on your TradingView chart, so it works no matter who you trade through. These are brokers TradingView has supported through its own trading panel.
Most futures prop firms do not plug into TradingView themselves. They give you an account on a platform, and the one TradingView connects to is Tradovate. So in practice a firm works with TradingView when it offers you a Tradovate account. These are firms known to do that:
These connect to TradingView through their own integrations rather than through Tradovate. Listed for completeness, though this service is futures.
Check your firm's own rules before you rely on any of this. Prop firms change which platforms they allow, and some restrict connecting outside tools during an evaluation. An indicator that draws levels on your chart is normally fine, because you are still placing every trade by hand, but the rules are the firm's and they do change. If your firm says no, that is the answer.
TradingView adds and removes broker integrations over time, and availability differs by country. Check the current list on TradingView's own brokers page before you open an account anywhere on the strength of this. You do not need any of them to use the indicator, only to place the trade.
Verified reviews left by paying members across Mike's alert services.
Month to month. Cancel any time from your account.
No, and that is the point. It tells you what the trade is and draws it on your chart. You place it yourself in your own broker at your own size. Phantom Trader A.I. uses all of the logic built into this indicator plus many more parameters, and has true machine learning capabilities that make it better and better every single trade it takes. If it is a hands off, automated trading approach you are looking for, you can check out Phantom Trader A.I. here: itsmikepoarch.com/phantomtrader
A free TradingView account is enough to add the indicator and put it on a chart. That said, live market data and level 2 are highly recommended. Without live data your chart runs on a delay, which makes acting on an alert a lot harder than it needs to be, and level 2 lets you see the book around the levels the alert is pointing at. Paid plans also give you more indicators and more alert slots at once.
A message in Discord with the instrument, the direction, the exact entry, all four targets and the stop. At the same time those same levels appear on your TradingView chart as lines, so you can watch price approach the entry and move through the targets.
No. Plenty of members trade only the sessions they are around for, or skip anything that does not suit their schedule or account size. Nothing is placed without you.
That is normal and it is why there are four. Taking a piece at the first target reduces what is at risk almost immediately, and anything beyond it is a bonus rather than a requirement. Not every trade extends, and some hit the stop.
Whichever one you already trust. The indicator does not care. If you have no account yet, look at the futures brokers listed above and compare commissions and margins yourself, because those change often and depend on where you live.
Not turning on Discord notifications, then missing setups and assuming the service is quiet. Do that on day one. The second is sizing too large early on, before you have seen how the setups behave.
No. That is a separate service for small cap stocks delivered over WhatsApp. This one is futures, delivered in Discord, with the TradingView indicator. They are sold separately.
Yes, month to month, from your account, whenever you want. There is no contract and no minimum term.
The entry, four targets and the stop, in Discord and on your chart, the moment the setup appears. $97.79 a month instead of $295.99. Cancel any time.
Quick details, then straight through to checkout.