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PB-PULLBACK BREAK

Independently interpreted, formalized, coded and tested by PROPBREAKER.An NQ opening-range model combining the first 15 minutes, VWAP and 9/21 EMA bias, a controlled pullback and a prior-high continuation trigger.
CONCEPT REFERENCEPatrick WielandIndependent implementation — No affiliation or endorsement.
FuturesIntraday
REVIEW RESULTSWAITLIST · RESERVE 30% OFF
CONCEPT REFERENCE / Patrick WielandNOT AFFILIATED / NOT ENDORSED
PROPBREAKER SYSTEMVERIFIED MODEL VIEW
NQ1! · 2mPB-PULLBACK BREAK
PROPBREAKER CODE
SETUP15M ORB + VWAP + 9/21 EMATRIGGERPullback touch + close above prior highSLORB midpoint / 24pt maxTP18pt / ORB target / R:R
PLATFORM TARGETSBuilds in development
TradingView logoTradingViewPine strategy
MetaTrader 5 logoMetaTrader 5MT5 bot
NinjaTrader 8 logoNinjaTrader 8NT8 bot
01 / How it works

Strategy rules.
Complete execution model.

The supplied Pine implementation builds the first 15-minute opening range, then requires price to retain the correct side of session VWAP with the 9 EMA aligned above the 21 EMA for a long. A setup must pull back after the initial expansion and then close through the prior high; the entry is not a blind opening-range break. Protection uses the ORB midpoint unless that would exceed the configured 24-point maximum. The target can use the coded 18-point objective, an opening-range projection or the selected R:R setting. The supplied NQ export contains 166 closed two-minute trades across the last 365 days, all long.

MODEL MAP / PULLBACK BREAKNQ 15m ORB → EMA pullback breakout09:30–09:45 ET range · VWAP · 9/21 EMA · prior-candle-high trigger
01Build the 15m ORBMap the complete 09:30–09:45 ET opening range, including the high, low and midpoint.
02Break, then pull backAfter price breaks the ORH, keep the long bias only while price remains above VWAP and EMA 21 with EMA 9 above EMA 21. The pullback must touch ORH or EMA 21 and hold above the ORB midpoint.
03Close above the prior highBuy only when a bullish candle closes above the previous candle's high. Risk to the ORB midpoint, capped at 24 points; use the selected 18-point, ORB-projection or R:R target.

Representative rule map · entry, invalidation and objective—not a historical trade.

COMPLETE TECHNICAL PLAYBOOK

PULLBACK BREAK

The supplied Pine implementation builds the first 15-minute opening range, then requires price to retain the correct side of session VWAP with the 9 EMA aligned above the 21 EMA for a long. A setup must pull back after the initial expansion and then close through the prior high; the entry is not a blind opening-range break. Protection uses the ORB midpoint unless that would exceed the configured 24-point maximum. The target can use the coded 18-point objective, an opening-range projection or the selected R:R setting. The supplied NQ export contains 166 closed two-minute trades across the last 365 days, all long.

01

Operating context

  • Market and model: E-mini Nasdaq-100 Futures (NQ1!), Momentum & Pullback Breakout family.
  • Operating timeframe: 15m ORB · 2m tested execution.
  • Execution window: New York session.
  • Apply the rules in sequence; one missing condition cancels the signal.
02

Pre-trade checklist

  • Confirm the full operating context before looking for an entry: 15m ORB · 2m tested execution.
  • Map the complete trigger without anticipation: VWAP + 9/21 EMA bias → pullback → prior-high break.
  • Calculate size, invalidation and maximum loss before the order: ORB midpoint · 24-point maximum.
03

Entry protocol

  • Execute only after the complete trigger is printed: VWAP + 9/21 EMA bias → pullback → prior-high break.
  • Record the level, timestamp and condition that activated the order; never turn a missed order into a chase.
04

Invalidation

  • Define the invalidation before submitting the order: ORB midpoint · 24-point maximum.
  • Exit when invalidated: do not average down and do not widen the stop.
05

Position management

  • Manage the open position exactly as specified: 18-point / ORB projection / configured R:R.
  • Coded exit model: 18-point / ORB projection / configured R:R.
  • Discretionary changes are allowed only when defined in the preset before entry.
06

When not to trade

  • Skip incomplete signals, late entries and any setup that cannot preserve the documented risk model.
  • Skip the setup when spread, slippage, volatility or liquidity make the calculated risk unreliable.
  • Do not treat historical results as a guarantee of future performance.
Mandatory sequenceContext → setup → trigger → risk → management → exit
Reference & independenceRead details ＋

This is an independent PROPBREAKER implementation inspired by concepts presented on Patrick Wieland's official YouTube channel. PROPBREAKER interpreted, coded and tested the rules shown here.

The referenced trader did not develop, review or approve this software and is not affiliated with PROPBREAKER. The coded model may differ from the trader's own methodology.

Official YouTube sourceView channel ＋

The public strategy reference is exclusively the trader's official YouTube channel.

02 / REVIEW THE RESULTS

Backtest.
Stress test.
Prop test.

Follow the tabs in order. Start with the historical result, check whether it survives weaker trade sequences, then apply the rules of your prop account.

PROPBREAKER SIMULATIONResults shown are generated exclusively by PROPBREAKER's independent coded implementation. They are not results achieved, reported or endorsed by the referenced trader.
HISTORICAL BACKTEST · LAST 365 DAYS

PB-PULLBACK BREAK

NQ1! · 15m ORB · 2m tested execution · New York session

PROPBREAKER SIMULATION · NET P&L+$6,745.00
TRADINGVIEW TRADE LOGNQ1! · E-mini Nasdaq-100 FuturesCME · TradingView · New York session
Total P&L+$6,745.00
Return13.49%
Sharpe ratio2.24
Win rate56.02%
Max drawdown-$5,630.00 · 9.03%
Profit factor1.228

Equity curve · PROPBREAKER SIMULATION

IMPORTED CLOSED-TRADE LEDGER · TRADE BY TRADE
Execution equity and drawdown chart.
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Win/Loss details

Total trades166
Winning trades93
Losing trades72
Breakeven trades1
Average win$390.22
Average loss-$410.35
Largest win$1,095.00
Largest loss-$1,510.00

Risk details

Max consecutive wins8
Max consecutive losses5
Sortino ratio4.34
Recovery factor1.20
Average trade$40.63
Expectancy$40.63
Average favorable excursion$287.14
Average adverse excursion-$310.57
STRATEGY FAQ

Before you test the model.

01What is the PB-PULLBACK BREAK strategy?

PB-PULLBACK BREAK is PROPBREAKER's independent coded implementation inspired by concepts presented on Patrick Wieland's official YouTube channel. The trader is a concept reference only, is not affiliated with or endorsing PROPBREAKER, and did not develop or approve the software or its results.

02Which market and timeframe does this PULLBACK BREAK model use?

The page models E-mini Nasdaq-100 Futures (NQ1!) on 15m ORB · 2m tested execution. The primary setup is vwap + 9/21 ema bias → pullback → prior-high break, with orb midpoint · 24-point maximum.

03How are the PB-PULLBACK BREAK results tested?

The PROPBREAKER simulation is calculated from the imported NQ1! closed-trade ledger for LAST 365 DAYS. Monte Carlo and prop-firm tools reuse that implementation's trade history; the results are not results achieved, reported or endorsed by Patrick Wieland and do not guarantee future performance.

04Which platforms support this PULLBACK BREAK implementation?

The same coded decision model is designed for TradingView, MetaTrader 5 and NinjaTrader 8. Parameters can be changed, but every changed configuration should be backtested and stress-tested again before use.

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