INDEX DIGGA PRO ULTRA
The bench the index cells were built on — four lanes, one at a time, and the strings PRO plays.
Where the index cells were built and proven. PRO is where they are played; everything it carries was measured here first, in the Strategy Tester, one lane at a time and one position at a time, then exported as a single line that PRO reproduces exactly.
Four lanes: the Regular limit at a mature order block, the faster Scalps reaction with two targets, a round-number reversal, and a four-timeframe daily chain. Two of them ship in nothing — they were measured and refused, and they stay in the bench because a refutation you can re-run is worth more than one you have to take on trust.
Two rules this bench learned the hard way and now enforces. An exit is placed on the bar that arms the entry, not after the fill is seen — without that the first bar of every trade runs without a stop, and one published year read −26.6 % instead of −8.7 %. And a stop placed from a lower timeframe belongs at that timeframe’s close, not at the chart’s.
Shipped properties are 1 % risk with commission and slippage in, one position at a time across all lanes. Markers on the chart will outnumber tester trades, by design.
What you get
- A real TradingView strategy — equity curve, trade list, deep backtesting
- Four lanes, measured one at a time so the tester answers the question you asked
- The cross-feed rule, on any Nasdaq tape pair you have data for
- Mints the one-line preset strings INDEX DIGGA PRO plays, checksummed end to end
- Every refuted lane kept and switchable, so a refutation can be re-run rather than believed
Everything below was measured on this.
Measured differently from the gold and crypto sleeves, and the difference matters: consecutive trading years on the owner's own tester, at 1% risk with commission in, in R rather than in account currency. There is no holdout column here because there is no holdout window — and inventing one would be exactly the failure the ledger exists to prevent.
| R by trading year | All three years together | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cell | 23-24 | 24-25 | 25-26 | Total | PF | Max DD |
| Nasdaq futures · 15m 3 of 3 positive | 10.2 | 1.0 | 45.4 | +56.7 R | 1.21 | -16.0 R |
| Nasdaq futures · 15m, both tapes agreeing 4 of 4 positive | — | — | — | +61.4 R | 1.27 | -13.0 R |
| Nasdaq CFD · 15m 2 of 3 positive | -6.5 | 3.5 | 42.1 | +39.2 R | 1.13 | -24.3 R |
| Spot gold CFD · 15m 2 of 3 positive | 34.6 | -0.5 | 18.8 | — | — | — |
| Nasdaq futures · 5m 2 of 3 positive | 1.6 | -2.6 | 33.8 | +32.9 R | 1.21 | -15.0 R |
The window starts at September 2023 by choice, not by absence of data, and that choice flatters the table: 2022-23 was the weakest year in every cell (+5.5, +3.7 and −12.0 R) and removing it takes the futures cell from PF 1.19 to 1.21 and its worst drawdown from −24.0 R to −16.0 R. Totals are measured over the three years, never summed from the columns beside them — a trade spanning a year boundary is counted in neither.
What changed, version by version.
Both notes so far for INDEX DIGGA PRO ULTRA, as posted to subscribers. Open one to read it in full.
INDEX DIGGA PRO ULTRA v1.1 — the bench follows the player
INDEX DIGGA PRO ULTRA v1.1 — the bench follows the player
Both are generated from one source, so every change in the player is the same change here, and the sixteen CSV presets were regenerated with them.
No measured result moves. The daily-levels guard is off in all sixteen shipped presets, so removing it changes not one arming. Everything else is drawing.
Removed • The “dark chart background” tick — the background is read from the chart now (Rec. 601 luma), as in ZONE, FLOW, REGIME and CRYPTO DIGGA. • The daily levels entirely: the green lines, the untested daily pivots, the level store, and the proximity guard with its four settings.
Kept, deliberately Yesterday’s high and low are still tracked, and the break rule that reads them — a close beyond yesterday’s low pauses shorts, mirrored at the high — is untouched. It was measured separately and ships on.
Fixed • A closed week’s value area took the previous week’s colour and stayed on the chart under the developing switch. Three week objects now have three switches and three identities. • The day POC left the blue family. Blue means week, orange means day. • Spent and closed lines fade by a step on the colour picker’s own transparency instead of a flat 70/75.
Preset strings: 124, not 131. A v1.0 string is refused whole. The count and the checksum are the circuit and this is it working — re-export rather than editing an old line by hand.
INDEX DIGGA PRO ULTRA v1.0 — the bench of the index family
INDEX DIGGA PRO ULTRA v1.0 — the bench of the index family
The strategy that mints every preset $$$ INDEX DIGGA PRO $$$ plays. Everything the player carries was measured here first — one lane, one position at a time — and exported as a string the player reproduces exactly. Measured on 5m and 15m, on Nasdaq futures, Nasdaq CFDs and spot gold.
Four lanes, one at a time. 👌 REGULAR — a limit at a mature order block price has returned to, with an optional value-area rule and a break-of-structure filter; the lane every shipped cell uses. 🔥 SCALPS — the faster reaction off the newest block, two targets. 🧠 PSYCHO — a round-number block that broke and turned; measured, shipped in nothing (+0.05 R a trade). 🌅 DAILY — a four-timeframe chain; four years of six, shipped in nothing. Both stay here so you can re-run them.
🔗 The other feed. A Nasdaq setup can be required to appear on both tapes before a limit rests. Nine of nine combinations improved; the gain is drawdown, not profit (MNQ1! +61.4 R vs +62.1 plain, drawdown 13.0 vs 24.0). Loses on gold, so the player applies it to the Nasdaq only.
What it reads. Order blocks on two timeframes, weekly and daily value (POC/VAL/VAH), yesterday’s high and low, untested daily swings, the psychological grid, and one two-EMA regime brain each lane obeys or ignores by measurement.
Preset strings. Tick 📋 Export a shareable preset string and the configuration prints to Pine Logs as one checksummed PD2 line. Fourteen of its values (EMA lengths and every timeframe) are carried and verified but not applied — Pine will not take a length that arrives as text — and the table says when the chart differs.
Two rules the bench now enforces: the exit goes on the bar that arms the entry, not after the fill (without it a −8.7 % year reads −26.6 %); a lower-timeframe stop belongs at that timeframe’s close.
$100,000 · 0.005 % commission · 5 ticks slippage. Invite-only, PRO ULTRA plan.