Bulenox
Pine Script Strategies for Bulenox Evaluations
Bulenox runs a clean EOD-drawdown model with no intraday limit — which means the biggest edge isn't surviving daily volatility, it's not letting a single bad session wipe the account overnight. Here's how our scripts are tuned for that structure.
How Bulenox's eval rules shape strategy design
Bulenox uses an end-of-day (EOD) trailing drawdown. Unlike firms that measure the low of every tick intraday, Bulenox only locks in your drawdown at the close of each trading day. That gives strategies room to float intraday as long as you don't close sessions in the red repeatedly.
The practical effect: strategies that enter once per session, hit a target, and close out before the end of RTH work extremely well here. Multi-trade grind strategies that leave runners open overnight are the worst fit.
Bulenox 50k eval — key rules
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| Profit target | $3,000 |
| EOD drawdown | $2,000 (trailing from peak EOD equity) |
| Intraday drawdown | None measured intraday |
| Daily loss limit | None |
| Min trading days | 5 |
| Max contracts | 10 micros / 1 mini |
The EOD trail is the critical constraint. Once your account peaks at, say, $52,000 EOD, the minimum ending equity for the next session is $50,000. Each time you hit a new EOD high, the floor steps up. Strategies that close flat or slightly green every day accumulate toward the target without ever threatening the trail.
Why fixed-exit scripts fit Bulenox best
Our Pine Scripts use a hard take-profit rather than a trailing stop, so the trade closes clean before the session ends. Combined with a session close filter that flattens any open position 10 minutes before RTH close, the strategy never leaves exposure overnight — which is exactly what Bulenox rewards.
Which instruments to run
Bulenox supports the full CME futures lineup. The most popular for eval traders:
- MES / ES — S&P micro/mini. The deepest liquidity, tightest spreads. ES fills at Bid/Ask on most sessions.
- MNQ / NQ — Nasdaq micro/mini. Higher volatility relative to margin, so the same number of ticks produces larger P&L swings. Better for reaching the profit target quickly; riskier if the strategy hits a losing streak.
- CL — Crude oil. High volatility, wide spreads. Works with the Custom plan if you have a specific CL strategy logic.
Which plan fits Bulenox traders?
For the standard 50k eval on MES or MNQ, the Starter plan ($50) has risk sizing built for the $2,000 EOD drawdown. For 100k and 150k accounts trading ES or NQ, the Pro plan ($80) scales the stop appropriately. If you want a custom session-close filter or specific entry logic, the Custom plan ($120) covers that.
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Does Bulenox allow automated trading?
Bulenox permits automated trading during evaluations via TradingView alerts connected to an execution broker. Always verify the current policy on Bulenox's site before going live.
What contracts does Bulenox support?
Bulenox is a futures-only firm supporting CME contracts — MES, ES, MNQ, NQ, CL, GC, and others. Our scripts cover MES, MNQ, ES, and NQ out of the box.
What account sizes does Bulenox offer?
Bulenox offers accounts from $10k to $150k. The Starter plan is sized for accounts up to 50k. The Pro plan covers 100k and 150k with appropriately scaled contract sizing.