Days-to-fund, max drawdown, and risk metrics for any NinjaTrader strategy combo. In seconds.
What you're driving below is the Prop Firm Analyzer Demo — pre-loaded with ~15 months of backtests of my current strategy tunes. It does two things at once: it shows you the analyzer in action, and it lets you see how those tunes stack up against prop firm profit targets and drawdown limits across multiple firms and account sizes.
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For now: add strategies. Remove them. Change contract sizes. Switch prop firm tiers. Filter by date. Watch the equity curve and drawdown shift in real time as you change inputs. The data is raw — exactly what I use myself to plan my own prop firm runs — and you control what it shows.
These are my current tunes — ORB, ORBFade, and GapFade across MES, M2K, MGC, MNQ, and SIL. They're what I'm set up to run right now, not a fixed lineup: I re-tune as markets shift and won't update this page every time, so treat it as a snapshot. What you're driving is about 15 months of backtests of those tunes — long enough to show they hold structure through the rough stretches instead of blowing up (I stress them against six years, too). Each setup loads at a single contract by default — then you change the contracts to fit your own risk. When I re-tune, this page updates.
Trading days needed to hit a prop firm's profit target at the configured contract size. Lower is better. Compare across prop firm tiers to see which one fits your style.
Largest peak-to-trough loss in the loaded data. Compare to the prop firm's drawdown limit: staying well under is mandatory, staying half of it is comfortable.
Halve the contracts and you halve both the profit and the drawdown. Find a contract size where the max drawdown stays comfortably inside your risk tolerance. The strategies don't change — only the dollar amounts.
Backtested / hypothetical performance. Not indicative of future results.