Bunny Printer: Rules-based futures signals, drawn right on your TradingView

A rules-based TradingView indicator for index futures (NQ, ES, US30). Every session it grades the day A+, B+ or no-trade using three independent checks (trend, range, reaction), then prints confirmed BUY/SELL entries with auto stop/target levels. Its highest-conviction signal, the Golden Entry, requires double confirmation. No signals group, no discretion.

Hey Product Hunt! I'm solo builder and futures trader. I trade the New York open on index futures (NQ, ES, US30) and kept running into the same problem: every morning I had to decide from scratch whether the day was even worth trading, and then second-guess every entry. So I built Bunny Printer a rules-based TradingView indicator that does that work for me. Each session it runs three independent checks (trend, range, reaction) and grades the day: A+, B+ or no-trade. Only then does it print confirmed BUY/SELL entries on the chart, with stop and target levels already drawn. Its strictest signal, the Golden Entry, needs double confirmation before it appears. What it's NOT: a signals group, a bot that trades for you, or a "get rich" promise. It's a disciplined framework on your own TradingView chart — you stay in control. Launch offer: $50/mo (50% off), locked in for life for founders. 7-day refund, cancel anytime. Happy to answer anything about the methodology ask me the hard questions

How does it handle the index futures session gaps overnight, and does it filter out the choppy first few minutes or just grade the whole session together?

@yasemin4ysd Evaluate the New York opening by considering other factors

Clean grading system, I ran it on NQ last week and it correctly skipped the choppy morning and only fired the A+ setup. Stop and target levels right on the chart saves a lot of screen time.

really clean setup, i ran it on NQ for a few sessions and the A/B grading actually matched how the day felt, the Golden Entry filter is what sold me since i usually get chopped up on weak signals

How does it handle the index futures session gaps overnight, and does it filter out the choppy first few minutes or just grade the whole session together?

@yasemin4ysd Evaluate the New York opening by considering other factors

Clean grading system, I ran it on NQ last week and it correctly skipped the choppy morning and only fired the A+ setup. Stop and target levels right on the chart saves a lot of screen time.

really clean setup, i ran it on NQ for a few sessions and the A/B grading actually matched how the day felt, the Golden Entry filter is what sold me since i usually get chopped up on weak signals