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Mission Control is the main hub you’ll work from during a live session. Rather than jumping between separate tools to check alerts, monitor breadth, and scan setups, everything surfaces in one view — updated in real time as the market moves. Press M anywhere in the app to jump straight to it.

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The four panels

Mission Control organizes the session surface into four distinct areas, each focused on a different layer of market awareness.

Live alerts stream

Displays in-force alerts the moment a setup triggers. Each entry shows the symbol, timeframe, setup sequence, direction, and price. New alerts push to the top so the freshest signals are always visible first.

Simultaneous breaks

Flags when multiple index futures (ES, NQ, RTY, YM) break the same direction within the same detection window. Coordinated moves appear here as soon as the threshold is crossed.

Setups feed

A scrollable, real-time view of active setups across the scanned universe. Each row includes candle state (C2, C1, CC), in-force status, P3 flag, and PMG level so you can read a setup at a glance without opening the full table.

Market breadth context

Shows the distribution of candle types (1, 2U, 2D, 3) across timeframes, giving you a directional read on how broad or narrow participation is before you commit to a trade.

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Working through the session

1

Open Mission Control

Press M to navigate directly to Mission Control. You can also access it from the main navigation. The page loads with your last-used filter state intact.
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Watch the alerts stream

As setups go in force, alerts appear in real time in the top panel. Each alert shows the symbol, timeframe, setup (e.g., 1-2U on the daily), direction (up or down), and the price at which it triggered. The stream is chronological — most recent first.
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Check simultaneous breaks

When two or more index futures break the same direction within the detection window, the simultaneous breaks panel updates immediately. A threshold badge (2/4, 3/4, or 4/4) shows how many instruments are participating.
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Read the setups feed

Scan the setups feed for names that match your criteria. The feed reflects the same data as the full Setups Table but presents it in a compact, continuously updating view built for monitoring, not deep filtering.
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Use breadth as a backdrop

Before acting on an alert, glance at the breadth panel. Trading in the direction of the most 2s — and 2s going 3 — is a core principle of the Strat methodology. Breadth tells you whether conditions support that direction broadly or only in isolated names.

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Market filter

The setups feed on Mission Control can be scoped by asset class. Use the market selector to switch between Stocks, Futures, Crypto, or the default All view. Your selection narrows the symbols shown in the feed and in the alerts stream.
The simultaneous breaks panel always watches ES, NQ, RTY, and YM regardless of your market filter. Those four instruments are the cohort used for detection.

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Mobile access

The core Mission Control workflow holds up on a phone or tablet. The panels stack vertically so you can monitor the alerts stream and check breadth context when you’re away from your desk. Push notifications through Pushover or Telegram let alerts reach you even when you’re not looking at the screen.
Pair push notifications with Mission Control so you never have to sit in front of the screen waiting for a trigger. Set up your delivery preferences under Alerts → Settings and let the notification bring you back to Mission Control when something fires.

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Keyboard shortcut

KeyAction
MJump to Mission Control from anywhere in the app