Bunny Printer
Rules-based futures signals, drawn right on your TradingView
Bunny Printer launched on July 5, 2026 with 4 votes, #6,023 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
A rules-based TradingView indicator for index futures (NQ, ES, US30). Every session it grades the day A+, B+ or no-trade using three independent checks (trend, range, reaction), then prints confirmed BUY/SELL entries with auto stop/target levels. Its highest-conviction signal, the Golden Entry, requires double confirmation. No signals group, no discretion.
The all-in-one TradingView indicator: it reads the daily bias and prints confirmed BUY/SELL entries with the highest-probability Golden setup. Built for index futures (NQ, ES, US30).
Bunny Printer reads the market for you and hands you the day's bias (A+ / B+ / no-trade), then draws every confirmed BUY / SELL entry right on your chart - including the highest-probability Golden Entry . Not happy with the results? Full refund within 7 days. No questions asked. No edited mockups - this is Bunny Printer running live: the bias locks in, the zones light up, and the BUY/SELL arrows fire with confirmation. Three independent market checks are scored automatically. You get the day's bias graded A+, B+ or no-trade - before you risk a cent. Two signals stacked · double confirmation, the highest-probability setup of the day. Marked with a gold diamond on the chart. The exact entry…from bunnyprinter.tech
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