> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.algopro.us/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.algopro.us/tradingview-strategies/quantflow.md). # QuantFlow

### What AlgoPro QuantFlow Does AlgoPro QuantFlow is a flow and breakout strategy. It looks for directional agreement between range breakout, price breakout, volume breakout, trend breakout, and daily moving-average bias. QuantFlow is designed to trade when price movement, volume, and trend flow are supporting the same direction. ### Core Entry Logic QuantFlow has separate controls for longs and shorts: * Range Breakout * Range Breakout Sensitivity * Price Breakout * Price Breakout Sensitivity * Volume Breakout * Volume Breakout Sensitivity * Trend Breakout * Trend Breakout Sensitivity * Daily MA Bias ### How Entries Are Built A long setup can require upward range movement, price breakout, volume confirmation, trend breakout, and daily MA bias. A short setup can require downside range movement, price breakdown, volume confirmation, trend breakdown, and daily MA bias. Each sensitivity setting controls how strict that condition is. Lower sensitivity usually allows weaker breakouts to count. Higher sensitivity usually requires stronger confirmation. ### Why QuantFlow Is Different QuantFlow is less about one oscillator or one trend line. It is about multiple “flow” conditions agreeing. This makes it useful for traders who want breakout-style entries but do not want to rely only on price crossing one level. ### Trade Management QuantFlow supports: * Long/short trade toggles * Close on opposite signal * Close Early # Bars * Break Even # Bars * Cool Down # Bars * Swing Trading Mode * Swing Trail Method * Take Profit Method * Stop Loss Method * Trailing TP * Trailing SL * Dashboards * Automation commands ### Best Use Use QuantFlow when you want a directional flow strategy based on price breakout, volume breakout, trend breakout, and daily bias.