CPRPRO TRADER · live terminal

Most indicators show you a level.
This one shows you the trade.

CPRPRO TRADER publishes three things from the same published reference candle — the level, the exact moment price closed beyond it, and the volume that confirmed it. Across three boards: intraday, swing and positional.

  • 0%BUY win rate · n=69
  • 0%SELL win rate · n=51
  • 0crosses tracked
  • 0signals invented
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What a board row carries the tool's own fields

    Live boards

    Every trade the terminal published,
    with the time and the volume that fired it.

    These are the terminal's own books, pulled straight from the running tool. Ranked by the move since the trigger — not by how pretty the chart looks.

    ▲ Top gainers
    SymbolTriggerTriggeredVolumeR:RNowSince trigger
    ▼ Top losers
    SymbolTriggerTriggeredVolumeR:RNowSince trigger

    Market pulse

    How the whole universe is leaning.

    Breadth and sector heat, both computed by the terminal from the same price feed it uses for the boards.

    Breadth
    Sector heatbest / worst member
    SectorMembersBullAvg %BestWorst

    The record

    The terminal publishes its own score.
    Including the trades that lost.

    No backtest, no cherry-picking, no separate "winning trades" view. This is the number the tool measured on its own book, with the sample size attached.

    BUY
    0%
    50%
    SELL
    0%
    50%
    Where every cross went

      This percentage is published by the terminal itself. If it only showed the winning trades, this number would be higher.

      Method

      One candle in. Seven levels out.
      And a rule that says close, not wick.

      The levels below are not drawn for looks — they are the terminal's own published numbers for the board, and the diagram is generated from them.

      Level structure
        1. 01

          Pick the reference candle

          Intraday uses the previous trading day. Swing uses the last completed week. Positional uses the previous calendar month. The period in progress is never a reference.

        2. 02

          Derive seven levels

          From that one candle's high, low and close: the pivot, the central band (BC and TC), and R1, S1, R2, S2 around it. The terminal shows you which candle every level came from.

        3. 03

          Trigger on a close, not a wick

          A BUY fires when a block closes beyond max(R1, the previous period's high). A SELL fires when a block closes beyond min(S1, the previous period's low). A touch is not a trade.

        4. 04

          Stop and target come from the same band

          A BUY stops at BC and targets R2. A SELL stops at TC and targets S2. Every row publishes its risk-to-reward honestly — most of them are below 1.

        The tour

        Watch the terminal explain itself.

        Three episodes, one per board, each showing a real trade on a chart carrying only the CPR Pivots indicator and a 20 EMA — plus the short-form cuts.

        Shorts

        Plans

        Read the board free.
        Watch it live when it matters.

        The published INTRADAY, SWING and POSITIONAL dashboards are free — they are republished at 4:05 pm, after the market closes, so you read the move after it started. The paid plans add the LIVE dashboard, where the trigger, its time and its volume appear while the session is still open. No signal selling, no guaranteed outcomes; the win rate is published either way.

        Straight answers

        The questions worth asking.

        Every level. The trigger. The volume.

        One terminal, three boards, and a record it publishes in full.