One indicator. Three levels a day, on the platform you already use. No signals, no win-rate claims, no upsell ladder.
Access is granted by TradingView username, usually within 12 hours. Cancel any time from your billing portal and keep access until the period you have paid for ends. No contracts.
You do not need TradingView Premium. The free plan works.
Three price levels a day, marked automatically, each printing at its own point in the session. Levels from previous days stay on the chart, so you can scroll back and see where they sat and how price behaved around them before deciding whether they are worth anything to you.
It gives no buy or sell signals, no arrows, no alerts and no directional bias. It draws levels and stops there. What you do when price reaches one is your decision, and the trade management guides on this site are free whether you subscribe or not.
“Never pay for a script when… the vendor hopes to convince you of the script’s value by advertising its win rate… or makes guarantees of future performance.”— TradingView, guidance on private invite-only scripts
That is the platform’s own advice to you, the buyer, and this site follows it. You will not find a win rate, a track record or an equity curve here, because none of them would tell you whether the tool suits how you trade.
What you will find instead is 100+ free guides written to the same standard whether you ever pay or not, and a script published publicly on TradingView that you can read about before spending anything. Judge it on the levels.
The number of seats is capped, and it is not a countdown or a fake timer. Invite-only scripts carry a real per-user cost above a certain number of users, and past that point the price has to rise to cover it.
Anyone inside before the cap keeps $29 for as long as they keep the seat, including through any later increase. When the seats are gone, checkout closes until one frees up.
$29 USD/month · or $290 USD/year · access granted within 12 hours
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The free ICT One Model Playbook — the study order, one model written as criteria, and two sheets you print. It argues against buying anything, including from me.