Orbit lets you build a strategy from plain building blocks — the indicators you trust, the timeframes you watch, and exactly how much room to give a trade — then a tireless engine circles the universe of stocks, backtests your rules on real history, and trades them all day. It runs on live market data as a paper simulation: educational only, never real money, and never advice. The past isn’t a promise; the discipline is.
How it works
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Define your rules
Pick indicators (RSI, EMA, MACD, Bollinger…), timeframes, an entry condition, and your profit-target / stop brackets.
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Backtest it honestly
Replay it over real history with a held-out out-of-sample gate — no curve-fitting your way to a green light.
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Orbit & paper-trade
The engine scans live data, opens and manages simulated positions to your brackets, and journals every move.
Starter strategies
One-tap templates to clone and tune — most built around moving-average structure.
EMA 9/21 golden cross trend
Buy when the fast 9-EMA crosses above the 21-EMA; exit on the reverse cross or the bracket.
EMA-200 trend pullback pullback
Longs only above the 200-EMA (confirmed uptrend), entered on an RSI dip below 40.
EMA stack momentum momentum
Enter only when the EMAs stack bullishly (9 > 21 > 50) and price holds above the 9 — trend riding.
MACD cross + EMA filter signal
MACD histogram crossing up through zero, but only while price holds above the 50-EMA.
How to read it. Orbit runs as a paper simulation on live market data — no broker orders, no real money. It builds a forward track record so you can see how a strategy behaves before risking anything. The full rule builder is rolling out next; today you can browse the starter strategies above.
Everything here is educational only and not financial advice. Past simulated performance is not a prediction — yours will differ. — atto-precision, by name.