The market doesn't care about your feelings. It only responds to price, volume, and structure. Every decision is coded, tested, and executed without hesitation.
Remove the human. Keep the edge.
"Not a guru.
Figured it out."
No courses. No signals group. No monthly subscription. Just a documented process of building, testing, and executing systematic strategies on the NQ.
The difference between those who make it and those who don't isn't talent - it's the willingness to engineer a solution instead of hoping for one.
Systems thinking applied to markets. Every strategy is built, backtested, and optimized with engineering precision.
Nasdaq futures. The sharpest instrument needs the sharpest system. Structure, not prediction.
From concept to deployment. Tools, dashboards, systems — if it gives an edge, it gets built.
The Fixmin Method is a three-phase engineering framework for developing systematic trading strategies on NQ futures. Every strategy that reaches live execution has passed through each phase without exception. The method eliminates the most dangerous variable in trading: the operator's opinion.
Strategy logic is coded in PineScript v6 using method syntax and strict variable scoping. Every entry signal, filter, and exit rule is explicit. The same logic is ported to Python (NumPy/Pandas/Vectorbt) for independent walk-forward validation and parameter sweep analysis.
No strategy advances without a minimum of 500 completed trades in backtest. After in-sample optimisation, every strategy undergoes walk-forward validation across at least 3 out-of-sample windows. Position risk is fixed at 1% of capital per trade — a hard constraint, not a discretionary limit.
Live execution follows the system output with zero discretionary override. Alerts from TradingView (PineScript v6) or Python signals trigger orders through a broker API. The operator's role is purely supervisory: monitor infrastructure, not signal quality. If the operator disagrees with a signal, the system still fires.
"The method doesn't guarantee profit. It guarantees that the results — good or bad — are reproducible, measurable, and attributable to the system, not to a mood."
Lewis FIXMIN — Operator, fixmin.dev
Systematic NQ futures trading (Nasdaq E-mini, ticker /NQ on CME Group) means executing fully coded Nasdaq 100 futures strategies without emotional intervention. Every entry, exit, and position size is predefined before market open. Unlike discretionary trading, the systematic approach removes cognitive bias: the operator builds the process and executes it without changing it in real time.
The Fixmin Method runs in three sequential phases: Build -> Test -> Execute. In Build, strategy logic is coded in PineScript v6 and replicated in Python for independent validation. In Test, each strategy goes through backtesting with at least 500 trades and walk-forward validation across multiple out-of-sample windows, with fixed 1% risk per trade. In Execute, the system trades through TradingView alerts or direct API routing with no discretionary override.
The primary instrument is NQ (Nasdaq E-mini) and its micro contract MNQ on CME Group. The signal layer is built in PineScript v6 on TradingView. Statistical backtesting runs in Python 3 (NumPy, Pandas, Vectorbt). Live execution is routed through broker APIs. No copy-trading platforms and no external signal services are used.
NQ provides high liquidity with tight bid-ask spreads, even in extended sessions, structural volatility from the Nasdaq 100's tech weighting, and an MNQ micro contract (1/10 size) for granular risk management. Its $20 per point value and deep CME historical data support statistically robust backtesting.
No. FIXMIN does not sell courses, run trading rooms, offer buy/sell signals, or manage third-party capital. This site documents the process of an individual systematic operator trading NQ futures with personal capital. All published content documents process and operations, not financial advice.
Stop guessing. Start engineering. The edge is in the process, not the prediction.