BRIX uses four proprietary engines based on institutional trading methodology. Each engine looks for a different type of market pattern. When multiple engines agree, confidence increases.
What it detects: Liquidity sweeps + market structure shifts
Step 1: Price sweeps a key level (stop losses get triggered)
Step 2: Strong displacement candle forms (institutions enter)
Step 3: Price confirms new direction (structure shifts)
This three-step sequence identifies where smart money is entering the market.
Visual: “SW” label = sweep, entry zone box = where to enter, arrow = confirmed shift
What it detects: High-volume price levels where institutions have previously traded
Signals fire when price reaches these levels with confirming momentum.
What it detects: Institutional order zones
When a large institution places orders, they leave a “footprint” — the last opposing candle before a big move.
Bullish OB: Last bearish candle before a strong up move (institutions bought here)
Bearish OB: Last bullish candle before a strong down move (institutions sold here)
When price returns to an OB zone, there are likely remaining orders waiting to be filled — high probability reaction.
What it detects: Price imbalances (gaps in price action)
When price moves very quickly, it leaves gaps where no trading occurred. These gaps act as magnets — price tends to return and “fill” them.
Bullish zone: Gap upward — price likely to return and bounce up
Bearish zone: Gap downward — price likely to return and bounce down
When multiple engines agree, signal quality and position size increase:
Single engine signals are valid trades. Multiple engine signals = larger position, rewarding high-conviction setups.
Not all market hours are equal. BRIX adjusts activity based on session: