10 Powerful Tradingview Indicators

This lecture presents a four ema indicator (9, 20, 50, 200) and uses the 200 ema to define trend, teaching buy low, sell high with entries near the lines.

Backtest the four ema with pivot points by plotting 9, 20, 50 and 200 ema, and apply entry, stop loss, and pivot-based exit rules.

Indicator number nine on TradingView automatically generates buy and sell signals. Backtest and combine it with another indicator on a five-minute intraday chart to improve reliability and avoid repainting.

Backtest a two-indicator strategy by combining the awesome buy sell signal with Camarilla pivots, testing buy above the pivot point and sell below, to identify precise breakout opportunities.

Explore a dual Bollinger band indicator with blue and red lines, using two bands (20, 2 and 2.5) and no median line, for clear entry and exit signals.

Backtest the Lobo indicator on TradingView by plotting two Bollinger bands, then follow two buy conditions and two exit rules based on closes above or below blue and red lines.

Learn a price-action backtesting method using blue and red lines to time entries on line breaks, with candle closes, stops, and targets.

Backtesting 3 demonstrates how to use the red and blue lines to time Bank nifty and nifty 50 trades, set stops, and target exits with high-quality moves.

Explore WD Gann’s forecasting methods and apply Gann angles with volatility to map support and resistance, with buy above blue line and sell below yellow line near the 12 line.

Backtest a dual-indicator strategy combining twap and vwap with gann angles with volatility to generate clear buy and sell signals, set entry points, stops, and targets.

Identify sideways markets with the range detector by Lux Algo, highlight ranges, and trade by selling at the top and buying at the bottom with limited size.

Plot the range detector to identify the trading range and sideways market; apply three scenarios: avoid trading, buy at the bottom, or wait for a break above or below.

Learn how degree Gann numbers plot strong support and resistance using Gann square of nine and angles of 45, 90, 135, and 180, with multipliers 100, 10, and 1.

Plot gan gain levels (multipliers 100, 10, 1) as strong support and resistance; plot 2–3 lines around price on a five-minute chart for backtesting and day trading.

Explore a king of forecasting indicators that combines fibonacci and gann fan to generate automatic buy and sell signals, with highest accuracy on weekly and monthly time frames.

Backtest the auto Fibonacci and Gann indicator, then trade on higher timeframes daily, weekly, or monthly, using a three-step five-minute method with horizontal lines for entry, stop, and targets.

Backtesting 2 demonstrates selling on weekly signals, marking the green candle low with a horizontal line, then timing five minute entries toward targets like pivot points or degree gann numbers.

discover how the Darvas box creates buy and sell signals with red top and green bottom lines, and how pairing it with progressive trend tracker improves trade accuracy.

Learn to backtest a two-indicator strategy combining the Darvas box and progressive trend tracker, using four lines and clear buy, sell, and exit rules shown with live-chart examples.

Backtesting 2 shows how Darvas box combines with a PD indicator, using four lines as a magnet, entering near the lines on high/low breaks and exiting on purple/blue line tests.

Uncover central pivot range, CPR, with three lines—upper, center, and lower—and how their spacing signals trend or sideways markets, and how CPR pairs with pivot points for price action trading.

Plot and customize the CPR indicator to identify strong and weak levels, then follow price-action rules to enter near lines and infer uptrend, downtrend, or sideways movement.

Backtest price action using the CPR by KGS indicator, focusing on price relative to CPR (above, below, or inside) and strong levels for aggressive near-line entries.