RR97: The Simple Sequence That Might Be the Most Overlooked Edge

I used to chase everything indicators, patterns, risk-reward ratios, signal services.
Then I stopped asking what to trade and started asking when does the market become most predictable?
That led me to RR97, a probability-based model I’ve quietly built over the past few years. It’s not a strategy in the traditional sense it’s a sequence trigger. It doesn’t need indicators, and it doesn’t fire often. But when it does, the math takes care of the rest.
This isn’t some flashy EA or a 20-trades-a-day scalping system. It’s boring. It’s precise. But it’s real and it’s working.

I believe retail traders can build real wealth if they stop chasing alpha and start understanding when the market is statistically vulnerable. That’s where RR97 lives.
I’ll drop insights here and there, but if you take one thing from this post, let it be this:
The market isn’t random. It’s rhythmic. And when you find that rhythm you don’t trade, you extract.
Has anyone else here ever studied trade outcomes in sequence? Not setups. Not entries. I’m talking about what I coin the term sequential probability filters

Let’s talk.
– E.R

It's nice sharing your journey and insights into your RR97 model, and also kinda fascinating to hear how you’ve shifted your approach as a forex trader.

i loved(past tense) forex. i still have a sweet spot for it but the approach is the same i just see more opportunites for me in futures(especially due to United states residents not being able to trade with forex prop firms and MT4/MT5. Capturing alpha i find it more fluid on futures but that doesnt mean ill never trade forex again. Futures, Equities, Forex, they will all be in my portfolio one day.