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A disciplined opening-range breakout for silver futures (SI or SIL micro), built and traded by Rampage Trader. The strategy measures the 9:30-9:35 AM New York opening bar, then takes at most ONE long and ONE short per day when a 5-minute bar CLOSES beyond that range, with entries allowed until about 11:00 AM. Target 25 ticks, stop 75 ticks: the inverted bracket is deliberate - the wide stop buys a high win rate, and the strategy's personality is many small wins with occasional larger losses. Everything is flat by 4:00 PM New York. No re-entries, no averaging, no overnight positions. House track record (60-day backtest on the author's own NinjaTrader bar data, Apr 27 - Jul 17, one contract): 54 sessions, 81.5% win rate, profit factor 1.41, worst single day -$383 at micro scale. These figures come from the author's own data. Atomik's backtester does cover silver, and an independent run over the same window produced a lower win rate, so treat the above as the author's house evidence rather than a platform-verified result. The live performance panel on this listing is populated only by real executed trades. Paper trading is recommended before size. Risk note: the strategy can fire both a long and a short in the same session, so the structural worst case for a day is two stops rather than one - roughly -$750 on SIL and -$3,750 on SI, per contract. Runs identically on SI (full, $25/tick) and SIL (micro, $5/tick) - silver's 0.005 price increment is the same on both, so only the dollar scale changes: per contract the bracket is +$125/-$375 on SIL, +$625/-$1,875 on SI.

Live-verified track record

Tracked P&L per contract

-$43575.00

Win rate

52.2%

Trades

23

Profit factor

0.31

Max drawdown

$49125.00

Avg win

$1633.33

Avg loss

-$5743.18

Best trade

$9550.00

Worst trade

-$31200.00

Avg duration

17h 58m

First tracked trade Aug 7, 2026 · last trade Sep 4, 2026 · stats computed Sep 6, 2026 · P&L is per contract · strategy version 1. Computed from real live trades tracked by Atomik, not backtests.

Past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss. Atomik does not provide trading advice.