About

What Closing Print is, how the model works, and full disclosures.

Closing Print is an automated, systematic NQ (Nasdaq-100 futures) journal. Every session it runs three rules-based setups and prints what the model portfolio did — entry, disaster-stop, exit, win or loss — with a timestamp, before the outcome is known. No discretion, no hindsight, no hype. The persona is AI-generated. It is not advice and it is not tailored to you: the same print goes to everyone, with no position sizing.

How it works

  • NQ-O — an overnight setup. It may add one unit on a dip (up to two units); the others trade a single unit.
  • NQ-P — an intraday setup with a defined target.
  • NQ-L — a last-hour setup that exits on a fixed schedule.

All three run on a fixed clock. Every signal is the same for every subscriber: direction, entry level, disaster-stop level, and the time it is held to — never a contract count, lot size, or % of account.

Get the NQ signals on Telegram → Real-time entries, targets and stops as they fire.

About the track record

Performance shown today is HYPOTHETICAL — BACKTEST (1-minute parity simulation) and SIMULATED — PAPER, not live trading. It was generated by the model, not posted in real time. We label backtest, paper, and (once they exist) live results separately and never blend them in one number without a label.


Important disclosures

This publication provides general, impersonal information and systematic trade signals that are identical for all subscribers. It is not investment, financial, tax, or legal advice, is not tailored to your circumstances, and creates no advisory relationship. We do not know your account, risk tolerance, or positions, and we provide no position sizing. Trading futures (including Nasdaq-100 / NQ) involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone; you can lose more than your initial investment. Past and hypothetical performance are not indicative of future results. You are solely responsible for your own decisions.

HYPOTHETICAL PERFORMANCE DISCLAIMER. Hypothetical performance results have many inherent limitations. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Hypothetical results are prepared with the benefit of hindsight and do not involve financial risk; no hypothetical record can completely account for the impact of financial risk in actual trading.

The combined three-strategy portfolio curve is a composite and these strategies have not necessarily been traded together in the manner shown; allocation decisions were made with hindsight, so composite records invariably show positive returns.

Closing Print has had little or no experience trading actual accounts. Because there are limited actual results to compare to the hypothetical/simulated results shown, you should be particularly wary of placing undue reliance on these results.

The persona, voice, and likeness used by this brand are AI-generated. Content is produced by an automated system based on a systematic trading model. No real individual is depicted.