🖥️ The New DTR Members Layout

What it does: Your core Quad Rotation read, live. The four stacked stochastics (9-3, 14-3, 40-4, 60-10) for ES, NQ and YM, so you can see at a glance when all four are turning together — the heart of the High Probability Setup method.

When it shows: Always on, updating live from your scanner feed throughout the session.

What it does: The running feed of QR Pro Scanner signals as they fire — 40-4 divergences, flag breaks, Quad alignments, vortex and other setups — newest at the top, each with the symbol, timeframe and a short note.

When it shows: Live all session; each signal lands here the moment the scanner detects it. (This panel is replaced by a Guest Trader box when you turn a guest on.)

What it does: Spots classic Japanese candlestick patterns the moment they complete on the ES and NQ 5-minute charts. The card shows the pattern drawn as mini candles, a BULLISH or BEARISH label, the symbol and price, and a plain-English meaning. 12 patterns: Engulfing, Hammer, Shooting Star, Morning/Evening Star, Three Soldiers/Crows, Rising/Falling Three Methods, Mat Hold, Doji.

When it shows: Automatically, whenever a pattern forms on a closed 5-minute ES or NQ candle during market hours.

What it does: Slides out when a stock lines up as a real short-squeeze setup. Scores 9 conditions: short % of float, days to cover, float size, relative volume, float rotation, momentum, breakout, VWAP, and price. Each box has a strength bar and the live number. Shows an overall Setup Strength out of 100.

When it shows: Scans at 9:45, 11:30, 1:30 and 3:30 ET. Fires when a stock has 15%+ of its float short plus a strong setup score.

What it does: The blue cousin of the squeeze card. Same 9-box scorecard, but for strong movers that do NOT have the short interest behind them — momentum, not a squeeze. Clearly labeled so you know the difference at a glance.

When it shows: Same scan times as the squeeze card, for stocks that score well on the spark boxes but have few shorts.

What it does: The big one. When a stock on the Poppers list (under $6, up 30%+) is ALSO a true squeeze setup, a full-screen siren banner fires with the ticker huge, the % gain, float, short %, days to cover, and setup score. These are the names to have on radar.

When it shows: Every popper is squeeze-checked when it appears and tracked all day. Fires once per stock if it crosses into a true squeeze.

What it does: On any market pullback, finds the strongest names holding near their highs while SPY sells off. Two kinds: big-cap quality leaders ($20B+) and poppers holding up (tagged 🚀). Top 5, ranked by strength, with each stock's % change, points vs SPY, and how close to its high.

When it shows: Checks every 30 minutes from 9:45 to 3:15 ET, whenever SPY is pulling back off its intraday high.

What it does: Flags the morning's poppers that held above their 5-minute 50 EMA through the whole afternoon — a strong sign of continuation. Shows how much of the afternoon each one held the line.

When it shows: Fires at 3:30 and 3:50 ET for poppers that stayed above the 5-min 50 EMA 80%+ of the afternoon.

What it does: A big card for a STEEP stochastic divergence on ES, NQ, YM, Gold or Bitcoin — your Stage 1 body / Stage 2 full-candle rule, but only when the %D gap is dramatic. Shows the market, direction, the S1→S2 %D values, the gap, prices, and how many bars apart.

When it shows: From the TradingView Steep Divergence alerts — 9-3 %D on the 5-minute, 60-10 %D on the 1-minute.

What it does: A solid black bar across the top of the chart showing NQ, ES, YM, Bitcoin and Crude with live price, point change, and % change — green when up, red when down. Updates continuously.

When it shows: Always on. Prop-firm coupon banners also slide across it every 30 minutes for 2 minutes.

What it does: Shows every stock you bought or sold over the last 2 trading days, pulled from your DTRMS alerts. Open positions show live P&L; closed ones show realized P&L. A stock drops off after 2 days.

When it shows: Updates live as you publish trade alerts. Toggle on/off from your phone.

What it does: A box for a guest trader to post their own trades live — futures, stocks, or options, plus spoken ideas. Shows their name, open position, recent trades with P&L, and notes. Up to two guests at once.

When it shows: You turn each guest on/off from your phone. Their trades post from a private link you give them.

What it does: A heads-up banner when you post something new to the DTR Members Magazine. Shows the tag and title and tells members where to read it (the updates page). Just a notice — the full post lives on the page.

When it shows: Fires when you publish a post with 'announce' on.

What it does: A square video window (Market-Breadth width) that shows your phone's live camera and audio — for when you want to appear on the layout from your phone.

When it shows: You open your DTR Cam link on your phone, then flip the LIVE VIDEO WINDOW toggle on your phone page.

What it does: A fun daily event. At 9:20 two fighters (or two armies) square off and chat votes 1 or 2. At 9:30 the fight plays out and a winner is crowned. Alternates between a one-on-one Challenger Duel and a Horde Battle.

When it shows: Automatically on weekdays: the matchup at 9:20, the battle at the 9:30 open.

What it does: A running list of the top low-priced gainers (under $6, up 30%+) in the sidebar, updated through the day, with a voice call-out when a new one joins the list.

When it shows: Live during market hours. Also available as a lookup page (Squeeze Check) for any symbol.

What it does: The next key market times — the open, the 9:50 reversal, London close, economic releases (now including medium-impact ones like Chicago PMI and crude inventories). Counts down to the next event and flashes before high-impact news.

Where / when: Bottom-center of the layout, always on. Voice heads-up at 5 and 2 minutes before key events.

What it does: New York time plus the current market phase (pre-market, open, lunch, power hour, close) and a countdown to the next phase. Keeps you and the room oriented through the day.

Where / when: Bottom-right corner, always on.

What it does: Live TICK, ADD and VOLD so you can read whether the broad market is leaning bullish or bearish in real time — key context around the 9:50 reversal.

Where / when: Bottom-left of the layout, always on. (The Live Video Window covers this spot when you turn the camera on.)

What it does: A bit of fun with teaching value: when the TICK hits an extreme, an on-screen prompt (and an animated athlete doing push-ups) marks the moment — a memorable way to flag when breadth is stretched.

Where / when: Fires automatically when the TICK reaches an extreme reading.