We've just released an updated version of the Volturon strategy file, available for download now from volturon.com/software-downloads. ⚠️ Important: One Extra Step Required After Import Because this update includes changes to the strategy's internal parameter structure, you must reset the strategy settings after importing the new file. If you skip this step, the strategy may run with stale or mismatched parameter values from the previous version, which can lead to unexpected behavior. How to Reset (Takes 5 Seconds): 1. Import the updated Volturon file into NinjaTrader 8 as you normally would (Control Center → Tools → Import → NinjaScript Add-On). 2. Open the Volturon strategy in the Strategies tab or on a chart so the Properties panel is visible. 3. Scroll to the bottom of the Properties panel. 4. In the lower-right corner, you'll see a small row of links: template » save | load | reset 5. Click "reset" (see attached screenshots — the pink arrow points directly to it). 6. Confirm when prompted. This will restore all parameters to the new default values baked into this release. 7. From there, adjust any user-specific settings (session times, contract size, etc.) to your preference and save as a template if desired. The two attached screenshots show exactly where the "reset" link is located in the Properties panel — it's easy to miss if you're not looking for it, so please take a quick glance before performing the import. Why This Matters: Resetting ensures that the default values we've tuned for this release are properly loaded into your instance. Without the reset, NT8 may retain cached values from the prior version, which defeats the purpose of the upgrade. As always, if you run into any issues or have questions, just reply to this email and we'll get you squared away quickly. Thanks for being part of the Volturon community, and happy trading!

A minor Parallax update is available for download. We identified an issue where the Max Daily Loss setting was being enforced only at the primary bar close, which could allow additional entries between bars before the daily limit was recognized. In fast-moving conditions, this meant the strategy could exceed your configured daily loss cap. This update adds intrabar monitoring that checks your combined closed and unrealized P&L every minute — so when your daily limit is hit, the strategy locks out immediately rather than waiting for the next bar to close. We also added a cross-validation layer against NinjaTrader's internal trade records to ensure the P&L tracker stays accurate throughout the session. No changes to entry logic, signals, or any other behavior. This is purely a risk management fix. We'd encourage everyone to download and apply this update as soon as possible. Capital preservation is the foundation everything else is built on, and this tightens that foundation considerably. Get it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1z4L8nlLHz5flOm8ZTtwTgb7_ElGnnfge/view?usp=sharing As always, feel free to reach out with any questions.

We're pleased to announce a new optional feature in VOLTURON: the Dynamic Auto-Sizing Module. - What it does: Auto-Sizing automatically calculates how many contracts to trade on each entry based on your account equity and a risk percentage you define. Instead of trading a fixed number of contracts every time, position size scales proportionally — growing as your account grows and shrinking during drawdowns to protect your capital. When enabled, you set a risk percentage (for example, 1% of your account per trade), and the engine handles the math from there. When disabled — which is the default — VOLTURON behaves exactly as it always has. No signal logic, filters, or trade management rules have changed. This only affects how many contracts are submitted with each order. - Why it's designed for MNQ: This feature is built with Micro E-mini Nasdaq (MNQ) traders in mind. The reason comes down to tick value. On MNQ, each tick is worth $0.50, which means a $25,000 account risking 1% per trade with a 20-tick stop can scale to 25 contracts. That same account on full-size NQ — where each tick is $5.00 — can only afford 2 contracts. MNQ gives you the granularity for Auto-Sizing to do its job effectively. On NQ, the math works but the scaling range is too narrow for most account sizes to benefit meaningfully. - Please sim trade first: I want to be straightforward about this — do not enable Auto-Sizing on a live account until you have tested it thoroughly in simulation. Every account is different, and the right settings for your situation depend on your account size, your risk tolerance, and how you've configured VOLTURON's other parameters (especially your Daily Loss Limit). Trading more contracts amplifies both gains and losses, so it's critical that you arrive at settings you're comfortable with before going live. Take the time to run it in sim, watch the output log to verify the sizing calculations make sense for your account, and adjust your daily P&L limits accordingly. Don't rush through these steps.

I'm all setup for testing. I used the MNQ settings from the manual. I will use it on a 50k eval with 1 micro for testing purposes & post results for everyone. My setting are direct from the Nexus manual.

A new update for VOLTURON v2 is now available for download. This release adds a Ranging Market Filter powered by the ADX indicator. In short, when the market isn't trending, the strategy now knows to stay out. No more grinding through choppy, directionless price action that erodes your edge. You'll find three selectable modes under the new "Ranging Market Filter" settings: • Allow Trading — Original behavior, no filter applied • Block New Entries — Prevents new trades when the market is ranging, but lets existing positions run to their stop or target • Flatten and Block — Closes any open position and stays flat until a trend develops (recommended default) The ADX threshold and period are fully adjustable so you can dial it in to your preference. The default settings (ADX 14, threshold 20) are a solid starting point for NQ. To update, download the latest VOLTURON_v2 here. As always, we recommend running a backtest with the defaults before going live so you can see the difference for yourself. If you have any questions, just let us know! Support Team