Most breakout traders get caught on the wrong side of a stop run. Turtle Soup is built for the other side of that trade: it watches the session's key highs and lows, waits for price to sweep past them and take out the obvious stops, then confirms the reversal back inside before it ever prints a signal. If the sweep doesn't fail, there's no signal — no early guesses, no repainting, no chasing a breakout that might actually hold.
Continuously tracks the session's key structural highs and lows and flags the exact moment price runs through them.
The signal only fires on the candle close that confirms the failed breakout — never mid-bar, never a guess.
Once a signal prints, it stays. What you see in review is exactly what fired live.
One arrow at the trap point, nothing else competing for your attention on the chart.
Built and tested specifically on NQ and MNQ intraday price action, not adapted from a generic template.
Pairs naturally with KRZ or HotZones — trade the sweep at a level you already know matters.
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