FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you might want to know before starting a trial. If your question isn't here, reach out.
ORB Pro is an automated systematic strategy for NinjaTrader focused on NQ and MNQ. It applies a rules-based Opening Range Breakout approach with defined execution and risk logic — no discretionary decisions.
Yes. ORB Pro is designed to run within NinjaTrader Desktop (NinjaTrader 8). You enable it as a strategy inside your own NinjaTrader environment.
No. The software runs inside your own NinjaTrader environment. You retain full control of the brokerage account, connection and account settings at all times.
No. ORB Pro is distributed as protected, compiled software. You receive the finished product and its performance, not the proprietary logic.
No. Futures trading involves substantial risk and losses are possible. No strategy can guarantee profitability, and you should only trade with capital you can afford to lose.
Yes. Slippage, commissions, latency, liquidity and changing market conditions can all produce results that differ from historical or simulated testing.
Because the backtest isn't the only evidence. The rules were also checked on an out-of-sample period they weren't developed on, and the strategy now trades live with real broker fills, independently verified on Kinfo. We keep those three separate on purpose.
You shouldn't trust a backtest alone, and we don't ask you to. The backtest is run on 1-minute data with slippage and commissions modeled, but live results can still differ. That's exactly why the live, verified track record is shown alongside it — and why there's a trial.
ORB Pro makes no promise of profit and uses no martingale, grid or loss-doubling. It's one defined rule set, with fixed risk per trade, that you run in your own account. The live record is public and verified. Judge it on that, not on marketing.
It's built with prop firm evaluations in mind — the tight, consistent risk per trade suits a trailing maximum-loss limit. We publish a historical simulation of how the backtest would have fared against common evaluation rules, including pass rates and time to target. It's illustrative, not a guarantee, and each firm's rules differ.
Yes. Monthly subscriptions can be cancelled before the next billing cycle. There is no long-term lock-in.
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