The Riordan-Smith Systematic Engine (RSSE) is a fully automated trading engine for TradingView, built for futures, stocks, and crypto. Every entry, exit, and position size is governed by a tested, rules-based process. No discretion. No second-guessing. No revenge trades.
The hardest trade is the one you don't take. So we removed the choice, the system stays flat until every rule agrees.
*Simulated performance. TradingView Strategy Tester, single market, ~6 years, $2,000 starting capital, commissions included: +7,580% simulated return ($2,000 → $153,600) vs. +1,894% buy-and-hold on the same market, a 4× outperformance worth $113,721. 754 trades, 54.24% winners, 1.33 profit factor. These are simulated results from one market and one settings configuration, not live trading. The run traded through a peak-to-trough drawdown of $53,895, far more than the starting stake, meaning a real $2,000 account could not have survived this exact path; live use requires appropriate capital and enabling the built-in risk limits. Backtests do not account for real-world fills and slippage. Past performance, simulated or real, does not predict future results. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. The Riordan-Smith Systematic Engine is a research and backtesting tool, not financial advice.
Every signal passes through a multi-stage process before capital is deployed. Fail one gate, and the system stays silent, there is no override.
A multi-stage signal process confirms structure, momentum, and conditions across timeframes. Only high-conviction setups survive, otherwise it stays flat.
Risk before reward. Position size is derived from your account and tolerance, automatically, every time, designed to keep every trade within the loss you've set.
Automated targets, stop management, and invalidation run the trade to its exit. Guardrails are designed to keep it out of the market during major news events and restricted sessions.
Futures · Stocks · Crypto · Built for TradingView
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