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Trend Following · ATR Expansion

Nexus Momentum Core

A systematic trend-following engine employing ATR-normalized position sizing and multi-period momentum signals to capture sustained directional moves. Adapts dynamically to volatility expansion regimes with adaptive trailing-stop construction. Monte Carlo validated on historical data.

Strategy Profile
System Type Systematic Trend Following
Asset Class Equities · CFDs · Futures
Execution Algorithmic · Automated
Entry Frequency Daily · Intraday
Status Available
Runs on Your own broker account
Platform MetaTrader 4 / 5
Validation

Tested before it ships.

Every Nexus system goes through historical testing, walk-forward analysis and robustness checks before it is published. We publish the methodology, not performance figures: real results depend on each user's account, capital, broker and market conditions.

Historical testing

The system's logic is tested against historical market data spanning a range of conditions.

Walk-forward analysis

Rolling out-of-sample windows check that behaviour holds on data not used to build the system.

Robustness checks

Stress-testing under varied scenarios confirms the behaviour comes from the strategy logic, not from over-fitting.

Software you run

You license the system and run it on your own account and broker — it executes automatically, and you can reconfigure or disconnect at any time. Nexus never manages your money or your account.

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Software License

Request Access to Nexus Momentum Core

Access to Nexus Momentum Core is granted through Nexus Quant's onboarding process. Applicants are assessed against systematic readiness criteria — including trend-following comprehension and execution-environment compatibility.

Compatible MetaTrader 4 or 5 environment with broker API access
Compatible trading platform and broker account
Completion of Nexus Quant onboarding review

License access is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Nexus Momentum Core is provided for educational and systematic research purposes. Trading involves substantial risk of capital loss. Past backtesting results do not guarantee future performance.