Quantum Horizon — the options terminal running the DELTAK strategy
Walls shift. Rotation turns. Quantum Horizon watches both across five Indian indices — then arms your trade, or fires it itself.
Four protocols. One regime, live.
Which protocol is armed is read directly off how the Aegis (support) and Zenith (resistance) walls are actually migrating this session — never a setting anyone chooses. Every candidate still has to clear the Zero-OTM rule (longs restricted to the 2nd/3rd deepest ITM strike) and the RRG gate (a Lagging quadrant is high-decay and forbidden outright) before it's actionable.
Equilibrium Range
Both walls solid. Buys the 2nd ITM Call at Aegis, the 2nd ITM Put at Zenith — a range trade at each bound, nothing in between.
Engages only inside the invalidation band around a wall — mid-range, it waits.
DiagrammedAscension Vector
Support solid, resistance migrating up. ITM Calls on the next micro-dip; put purchases are banned outright under this regime.
Arms only on a downward micro-dip in spot — Puts are structurally banned, not just discouraged.
DiagrammedCascade Vector
Resistance solid, support migrating down. ITM Puts arm on the cascade; calls are banned outright under this regime.
Arms on the cascade itself — Calls are structurally banned, not just discouraged.
DiagrammedVolatility Trap
Both bounds migrating at once — a consolidation neither side is defending. The terminal sits this one out rather than guess.
No candidate clears the Zero-OTM/RRG gate here — nothing to execute, by design.
Diagrammed18 months, run past its own Quantum Horizon
An 18-month walk-forward study, six indexes, a strict train/validate/test split no parameter was fit against — the exact configuration currently shipped, run against real market data.
Complete analysis
6 indices · 4 exits · 3 folds
What the engine reads
COA Matrix
Tracks Aegis (support) and Zenith (resistance) across two generations — each the strike carrying the heaviest open interest or session volume, whichever sits nearer spot — and tells you the moment one is abandoned for another strike.
ExplainedQuantum Horizon
A live ITM/OTM open-interest profile drawn as a literal horizon through the chain: everything left of it is in-the-money for calls, everything right in-the-money for puts, updated tick by tick at spot.
ExplainedRRG Momentum
Every strike's relative-rotation graph — RS-Ratio against RS-Momentum — sorted into Leading, Improving, Weakening and Lagging quadrants, so a fading node gets scaled out before it becomes a loss.
Explained4-Quadrant Option Chain
Calls and puts read outward from the strike column, each leg carrying its own RRG quadrant, RS-Ratio, volume, open interest and bid/ask spread — the whole ladder, not a quote you have to click into.
ExplainedAutopilot execution
An actionable signal fires itself the instant every gate agrees — protocol, Zero-OTM strike, RRG quadrant — or waits for a manual Execute click. Same sizing, same risk gates, either way.
ExplainedRisk guards
Stop-loss, target and a Daylight Rest window run whether or not a tab is open, with a portfolio-level at-risk ceiling across every open position — not just a per-trade stop.
ExplainedHow it works
Connect your broker
Angel One, Dhan or Upstox, more to follow — client code/ID, PIN and a six-digit TOTP whichever you use. Nothing is stored beyond the session.
The engine reads the tape
COA wall migration (by open interest or session volume, whichever sits nearer spot) and RRG rotation recompute every second the market's open, across NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, FINNIFTY, MIDCPNIFTY, SENSEX and BANKEX.
A signal arms
Protocol, the Zero-OTM strike rule and the RRG quadrant all have to agree before anything is actionable — one dissent and it stays on standby.
Entry fires, exit watches
An armed signal is quoted as a resting limit order below mid — Autopilot places it, or waits for your click — then a thesis-exit rule closes the fill the instant the read that justified it stops holding, same as the stop and target underneath it.
The Quantum Horizon Wiki
Strategy payoff diagrams, an options and Indian F&O glossary, trading styles and index reference — the same Aegis, Zenith and Quantum Horizon vocabulary the terminal itself trades on, explained in full.
Strategies
Twelve setups from a plain long call through iron condors and the jade lizard, each with a payoff diagram.
BrowseGlossary
Strikes, the Greeks, margin and settlement rules — plus Aegis, Zenith, Quantum Horizon and DKMS, defined in full.
BrowseTrading Styles
Intraday, swing and positional options trading compared, and the buying-vs-selling decision underneath all three.
BrowseIndices
NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, FINNIFTY, MIDCPNIFTY, SENSEX, BANKEX and every other major Indian index F&O contract — lot size, strike step, exchange.
BrowseSign in and watch the walls move
Paper mode runs the whole engine — COA, RRG, Autopilot, risk guards — against simulated fills, no live order ever placed.