Indicator: RVOL
It compares current volume with the stock’s average volume over a selected period.
It helps you identify whether a move has real participation behind it.
A breakout with price up but low RVOL may be weak.
A breakout with price up and RVOL 10-20% in first 3-5 mins means institutions / serious buyers may be active.
Indicator: Simple Volume Indicator
A clean volume indicator that removes unnecessary noise and highlights only meaningful volume activity.
It shows 3 important bars:
Blue bars: Pocket Pivot Volume — strong up-day volume higher than the highest down-day volume of recent down days.
Green bars: Strong up-day volume above the 50-period average volume.
Red bars: Strong down-day volume above the 50-period average volume.
All other volume bars are shown in dark grey and treated as noise.
In simple words:
It helps you quickly see whether a stock is seeing strong buying, strong selling, or quiet/noisy volume.
Indicator: QE Ultra Indicator
QE Ultra is an advanced TradingView indicator for NSE India stocks.
It shows the stock’s price band / circuit limit directly on the chart.
Price bands tell you how much a stock can move in a day, like:
* 20% band
* 10% band
* 5% band
* FnO stocks: No circuit band shown
Why it helps
It helps traders quickly know the upper circuit and lower circuit limits of a stock.
So before entering a trade, you can understand:
How much room does the stock actually have to move today?
Key features
* Shows current price band in the chart corner
* Displays historical price band changes on candles
* Shows upper circuit and lower circuit values near the latest candle
* Helps avoid trades where upside may be limited due to circuit restrictions
This indicator shows the stock’s sector and industry directly on the TradingView chart.
It helps traders quickly understand:
Which sector does this stock belong to, and what industry/theme is driving it?
Why it helps
For swing trading, sector context is very important.
A good chart becomes stronger when the stock belongs to a strong sector or a hot theme.
This indicator also helps avoid confusion in newly listed stocks.
Key features
* Shows sector and industry on the chart
* Helps identify the theme behind the stock
* Flags old BSE-listed stocks that are newly available on NSE
* Helps avoid wrongly treating such stocks as fresh IPOs
* Customizable table position, size, colors, and layout
This indicator shows the total traded value of a stock, not just the number of shares traded.
Instead of only looking at volume, it calculates:
Price × Volume = Turnover
Why it helps
Volume alone can be misleading because 10 lakh shares traded in a ₹20 stock and a ₹2,000 stock are very different.
Turnover shows the actual money flow in the stock.
Key features
* Shows average turnover bar-by-bar
* Helps check whether the stock has enough liquidity
* Displays turnover-to-market-cap ratio
* Gives a better view of real participation than simple volume
* Useful for filtering liquid stocks before trading
Indicators are only as good as the hand reading them, and that reading is what I teach, in plain language with visual metaphors, no jargon and no tips.
Stack five indicators without a process and you just get five ways to second-guess the same trade.
Learn what each one is actually telling you and the chart finally speaks with one voice.
Start with the full method here.
PDF course:
Video course:
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Top 5 indicators on TradingView.
These will 5x your trading 📈
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A thread 🧵Indicator: RVOL
It compares current volume with the stock’s average volume over a selected period.
It helps you identify whether a move has real participation behind it.
A breakout with price up but low RVOL may be weak.
A breakout with price up and RVOL 10-20% in first 3-5 mins means institutions / serious buyers may be active.Indicator: Simple Volume Indicator
A clean volume indicator that removes unnecessary noise and highlights only meaningful volume activity.
It shows 3 important bars:
Blue bars: Pocket Pivot Volume — strong up-day volume higher than the highest down-day volume of recent down days.
Green bars: Strong up-day volume above the 50-period average volume.
Red bars: Strong down-day volume above the 50-period average volume.
All other volume bars are shown in dark grey and treated as noise.
In simple words:
It helps you quickly see whether a stock is seeing strong buying, strong selling, or quiet/noisy volume.Indicator: QE Ultra Indicator
QE Ultra is an advanced TradingView indicator for NSE India stocks.
It shows the stock’s price band / circuit limit directly on the chart.
Price bands tell you how much a stock can move in a day, like:
* 20% band
* 10% band
* 5% band
* FnO stocks: No circuit band shown
Why it helps
It helps traders quickly know the upper circuit and lower circuit limits of a stock.
So before entering a trade, you can understand:
How much room does the stock actually have to move today?
Key features
* Shows current price band in the chart corner
* Displays historical price band changes on candles
* Shows upper circuit and lower circuit values near the latest candle
* Helps avoid trades where upside may be limited due to circuit restrictionsIndicator: Sector & Industry Indicator
This indicator shows the stock’s sector and industry directly on the TradingView chart.
It helps traders quickly understand:
Which sector does this stock belong to, and what industry/theme is driving it?
Why it helps
For swing trading, sector context is very important.
A good chart becomes stronger when the stock belongs to a strong sector or a hot theme.
This indicator also helps avoid confusion in newly listed stocks.
Key features
* Shows sector and industry on the chart
* Helps identify the theme behind the stock
* Flags old BSE-listed stocks that are newly available on NSE
* Helps avoid wrongly treating such stocks as fresh IPOs
* Customizable table position, size, colors, and layoutIndicator: Turnover Indicator
This indicator shows the total traded value of a stock, not just the number of shares traded.
Instead of only looking at volume, it calculates:
Price × Volume = Turnover
Why it helps
Volume alone can be misleading because 10 lakh shares traded in a ₹20 stock and a ₹2,000 stock are very different.
Turnover shows the actual money flow in the stock.
Key features
* Shows average turnover bar-by-bar
* Helps check whether the stock has enough liquidity
* Displays turnover-to-market-cap ratio
* Gives a better view of real participation than simple volume
* Useful for filtering liquid stocks before tradingIndicators are only as good as the hand reading them, and that reading is what I teach, in plain language with visual metaphors, no jargon and no tips.
Stack five indicators without a process and you just get five ways to second-guess the same trade.
Learn what each one is actually telling you and the chart finally speaks with one voice.
Start with the full method here.
PDF course:
Video course:
Follow @HB_Stocks
Top 5 indicators on TradingView.
These will 5x your trading
(Links included)
A thread 🧵 ... Indicator: RVOL
It compares current volume with the stock’s average volume over a selected period.
It helps you identify whether a move has real participation behind it.
A breakout with price up but low RVOL may be weak.
A breakout with price up and RVOL 10-20% in first 3-5 mins means institutions / serious buyers may be active. ... Indicator: Simple Volume Indicator
A clean volume indicator that removes unnecessary noise and highlights only meaningful volume activity.
It shows 3 important bars:
Blue bars: Pocket Pivot Volume — strong up-day volume higher than the highest down-day volume of recent down days.
Green bars: Strong up-day volume above the 50-period average volume.
Red bars: Strong down-day volume above the 50-period average volume.
All other volume bars are shown in dark grey and treated as noise.
In simple words:
It helps you quickly see whether a stock is seeing strong buying, strong selling, or quiet/noisy volume. ... Indicator: QE Ultra Indicator
QE Ultra is an advanced TradingView indicator for NSE India stocks.
It shows the stock’s price band / circuit limit directly on the chart.
Price bands tell you how much a stock can move in a day, like:
* 20% band
* 10% band
* 5% band
* FnO stocks: No circuit band shown
Why it helps
It helps traders quickly know the upper circuit and lower circuit limits of a stock.
So before entering a trade, you can understand:
How much room does the stock actually have to move today?
Key features
* Shows current price band in the chart corner
* Displays historical price band changes on candles
* Shows upper circuit and lower circuit values near the latest candle
* Helps avoid trades where upside may be limited due to circuit restrictions ... Indicator: Sector & Industry Indicator
This indicator shows the stock’s sector and industry directly on the TradingView chart.
It helps traders quickly understand:
Which sector does this stock belong to, and what industry/theme is driving it?
Why it helps
For swing trading, sector context is very important.
A good chart becomes stronger when the stock belongs to a strong sector or a hot theme.
This indicator also helps avoid confusion in newly listed stocks.
Key features
* Shows sector and industry on the chart
* Helps identify the theme behind the stock
* Flags old BSE-listed stocks that are newly available on NSE
* Helps avoid wrongly treating such stocks as fresh IPOs
* Customizable table position, size, colors, and layout ... Indicator: Turnover Indicator
This indicator shows the total traded value of a stock, not just the number of shares traded.
Instead of only looking at volume, it calculates:
Price × Volume = Turnover
Why it helps
Volume alone can be misleading because 10 lakh shares traded in a ₹20 stock and a ₹2,000 stock are very different.
Turnover shows the actual money flow in the stock.
Key features
* Shows average turnover bar-by-bar
* Helps check whether the stock has enough liquidity
* Displays turnover-to-market-cap ratio
* Gives a better view of real participation than simple volume
* Useful for filtering liquid stocks before trading ... Indicators are only as good as the hand reading them, and that reading is what I teach, in plain language with visual metaphors, no jargon and no tips.
Stack five indicators without a process and you just get five ways to second-guess the same trade.
Learn what each one is actually telling you and the chart finally speaks with one voice.
Start with the full method here.
PDF course:
Video course:
Follow @HB_Stocks
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