Define the trigger
Keep the selected break confirmation and retest sequence visible beside the market levels.
- Break-close qualification
- Optional retest entry
- Custom confirmation timing
Trading plan generator
Rules first
Turn the active ORB setup into a written plan
Use a certified historical session and the selected strategy rules to study the entry trigger, invalidation, targets, timing constraints, and observed outcome.
Plan blueprint
Rules linked01
Trigger
Break + retest
02
Invalidation
ORB boundary
03
Targets
0.5R → 2.0R
04
Review
Outcome labeled
- Built for
- DAY TRADERS
- Primary outcome
- CLEAR RULES
- Evidence
- VISIBLE
- Execution
- NONE
A focused ORB workflow
Structure before action
Rules and samples remain shown
Analytics, not brokerage
Trigger definedRisk definedTargets mappedReview ready
Plan architecture
One decision path, written before the outcome
Every plan block answers one practical question: what qualifies, what invalidates, what the targets are, and how the result will be reviewed.
Define the invalidation
Show the price condition that makes the setup no longer valid before focusing on reward.
- Midpoint or opposite-boundary stops
- Close-confirmation rules
- Risk expressed in R
Build the target ladder
Map TP1 through stretch targets from the same ORB and risk model used by the historical sample.
- Target prices
- Historical hit-rate context
- Sample counts beside percentages
Review the plan afterward
Compare the written rules with the final outcome and individual session chart.
- Historical outcome table
- Reason labels
- Repeatable process review
Product boundary
Clarity without delegated judgment
No orders
The workspace never sends an order to a broker.
No certainty
Historical context cannot guarantee a future result.
You decide
The user selects the rules and owns every trading decision.
Questions
Know the boundary before using the workflow
Short, direct answers to the most important product questions.
01Does the plan generator tell me what to buy?+
No. It organizes the active ORB rules and levels; it does not provide personalized investment advice.
02Can I save my rules?+
Yes. Authenticated users can save strategy settings for their workspace.
03Does changing a rule change the historical data?+
Yes. Strategy-specific results should rebuild so the displayed sample matches the active settings.
04Can the plan execute an order?+
No. ORBLYTICS does not connect the plan to broker execution.
Learn the method
Read the rules behind the interface
These free guides explain the definitions and evidence before you interpret a plan.
Guide 01Build a rules-based trading planWrite the setup, trigger, risk, targets, limits, and review process.Read guide Guide 02ORB entry rulesSeparate touch, close, open-and-close, and retest entries.Read guide Guide 03ORB stop-loss methodsCompare invalidation methods without treating one stop as universally best.Read guide
Next step
Inspect the method before choosing the plan.
Review the evidence model, then compare membership options only if the workflow fits your process.