LH WAVE SYSTEM - Multi-Entry Strategy

Discover a multi-entry automated trading strategy for futures markets like MNQ and ES. This system uses dynamic trade management to hit daily profit targets.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Mixed

Part of: Algorithmic & Automated Trading

  • Methodology: Mixed
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: Not explicitly stated for strategy execution, but the video shows a live session during US market open.
  • Markets: MNQ (Nasdaq Futures), ES (S&P 500 Futures), NQ (Nasdaq Futures), YM (Dow Futures), RTY (Russell 2000 Futures), commodities, currencies, any candle style

Indicators used

  • LH WAVE SYSTEM
  • AVG DISP + SPEED indicator
  • VIX

Source video

Decoded from: MNQ Automated Future Trading Live Session & Market Recap LH WAVE SYSTEM - Multi-Entry Strategy ✅ by Lighthouse Trading — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:18 - Strategy activation time and initial setup
  • 0:26 - Daily target and stop-loss specified
  • 0:37 - Delaying activation to avoid initial volatility
  • 0:50 - First long position entry
  • 1:00 - Second entry after pullback
  • 1:10 - Algorithm catches short move to hit target

Strategy overview

Automated trading replaces the moment-to-moment decision of when to click with a program that executes a predefined ruleset on its own. What makes this entry unusual is that almost none of the visible decision-making is about entries: the video is a live session on MNQ (Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures) from the Lighthouse Trading channel, running the vendor's LH WAVE SYSTEM in a multi-entry configuration while the operator narrates the day around it.

What the session actually documents is the envelope the human still controls. The algorithm is not switched on at the bell — activation is deliberately delayed to sit out the first burst of open volatility — and the day is bounded at both ends by a stated daily profit target and a daily stop-loss, after which the system stops regardless of what the market does next. On-chart context sits alongside it in the form of a displacement-and-speed reading and the VIX, framing volatility and market regime rather than generating the signals. The "multi-entry" label shows up as behavior on the tape: an initial position, a second added after a pullback, and a subsequent move handled by the same engine, all within one session.

Be clear about what this page can and cannot give you. The LH WAVE SYSTEM is a closed, vendor-supplied engine described only in general terms — momentum and market structure algorithms — so there is no entry or exit ruleset to extract, and none is published here. What is available is the concept, the session-management design around it, and the honest caveat that a single recorded session is an anecdote about one day, not evidence about a system.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What does "multi-entry" mean in an automated strategy?

It describes a system permitted to hold more than one position in the same direction as a move develops — typically adding after a pullback instead of taking a single entry per signal. In this session it appears as an initial long followed by a second entry on a retracement, handled by the same engine.

Why would you delay activating an automated system after the market open?

The first minutes of the US open are usually the most volatile and least representative stretch of the session, with wide spreads and fast reversals. Delaying activation is a session-management choice — it trades away early opportunity to avoid entering on noise — and in this video the operator does exactly that rather than running from the bell.

What role do a daily target and a daily stop-loss play in an automated setup?

They bound the session rather than the trade: the system keeps working until either figure is reached, then stops for the day. They are operator-level settings that cap exposure and lock in a day's outcome, entirely separate from whatever entry logic the algorithm uses.

Can I get the actual rules of the LH WAVE SYSTEM?

No — it is a proprietary vendor system, and the source video describes it only in general terms without disclosing its logic, so no ruleset was extracted. Strategy Decoder publishes decoded structure only where the source actually presents the rules; this entry documents the concept and how the system was run in a live session instead.

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