EDGEON
“The Garage Arsenal · built in-house”
EDGEON is an order-flow signal engine for NinjaTrader 8, built on its own deterministic bar type so a replayed chart is byte-for-byte the chart that was traded. Eight signals, each confirming at bar close rather than repainting after the fact, logged and tested against their own history. It has no site of its own — it is written up inside Garage Trades, alongside the systems and testing tools built around it.
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EDGEON's write-up inside garagetrades.com. Captured 9 August 2026.
In its own words
MEET EDGEON.
Our order-flow signal engine for NinjaTrader 8, built on its own deterministic bar type — so the chart you replay is byte-for-byte the chart you traded. Every signal confirms at bar close, never repaints, and is logged and tested against its own history. Traded live in the garage every session.
- NT8 native
- Deterministic bars
- No repaint
- Confirms at bar close
- Lab-logged
What’s in it
- EDGE — the A-signal: a reversal print plus confirming force, the print the rest of the system is built around
- PULSE — one bar the market didn't mean to show you
- BASE — the climax low, stamped when it completes
- APEX — the mirror image, at the session's highs
- MASTER PULSE — a Pulse with a Build behind it, the tape's climax moments
- BIG BUILD — accumulation you can point to
- S/R ZONES — levels with a memory, tiers earned rather than assigned
- GAUGE — the weather report for the tape you're standing in
- Status
- Unlisted
Built, but with no public site of its own.
EDGEON’s own figures.
- Signals
- 8
- Platform
- NinjaTrader 8
What this proves I can build
The transferable part.
Build on a deterministic data model, so a result can be reproduced rather than argued about
Ship a signal that commits — confirmed at close, logged, and testable against its own history
If you need one of these built, that is the work I sell.
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