Finally!!!
Premium Popper Pro just got the biggest upgrade since launch — and if you already own the toolkit, it's yours, free, the moment you reload your chart.
Here's what landed.
An Expert Advisor panel that grades the setup for you.
For years the Popper showed you where the breakouts were. Now it tells you how good each one is — in real time, before you place the trade.
The new PP Grade scores every setup the instant the opening range locks, using the factors that actually moved the needle across 21 years of SPX data: how tight the range is relative to daily volatility, the day of the week, the calendar (FOMC, witching, month-end), and the timing of the break. You get a clean grade — HALF, NORMAL, PLUS or DOUBLE — and a position-size suggestion to match. No more staring at a breakout wondering "is this one worth it."
The Lazy Popper stacking tracker.
This is the one I'm most excited about. The research showed that when the 20-, 30- and 60-minute opening ranges all break the same way, the odds jump dramatically — and when the 60 breaks against you, it's one of the clearest exit signals in the whole dataset.
The panel now tracks that live. You'll watch it move from PENDING → WATCHING → CONFIRMS as the morning develops, building toward a FULL STACK read or flashing an EXIT when the 60 turns against the move. It's the 21-year edge, on your screen, updating bar by bar.
Plus:
A Trade Flip readout — when a first breakout fails and price reverses, the panel flags the high-conviction flip setup so you don't miss it (or get caught the wrong way).
Three panel layouts — Mobile (just the grade and size, for trading off your phone), Mini (the full panel), and Detailed (shows the exact scoring math behind every grade, so you can see why it called what it called).
How to get it: open TradingView, and the indicator updates automatically. If you don't see the new panel, remove and re-add Premium Popper Pro to your chart. That's it.
A quick, honest word on the numbers you'll see in the panel (the ~89%, ~91% and so on): those are historical figures from 21 years of backtesting — 5,000 trading days. They're there to show you the relative quality of each setup, not a promise about any single trade. Trade them as the high-probability edges they are, manage your risk the way I always bang on about, and let the sample size do the work over time.
Reload your chart and take it for a spin tomorrow morning. I think you're going to like having a second opinion that's read every SPX session since 2005.
Updated Training coming soon...
Trade well, Phil AntiVestor