Questions

Anything with price and volume data on TradingView — stocks, ETFs, futures, forex, crypto. The diamond condition needs volume, so it behaves poorly on symbols where TradingView has no real volume feed. Spot forex is the usual example.

The plan is written around daily bars, and the rules say to exit on a daily close below the invalidation. It will draw on any timeframe, but the risk maths and the exit rule were designed for daily. If you drop to intraday, you are changing the strategy, not just the chart.

The plan levels do not, once an anchor is confirmed. "Confirm New Anchor At Candle Close" is on by default, so a green diamond has to close before it freezes Buy 1, Buy 2, Buy 3 and the average — and those numbers never move again until a new qualifying diamond replaces them.

The bar that is still forming can change, as any indicator's current bar can: the adaptive red/green regime is recalculated on every tick until that bar closes. So a diamond that looks like it is appearing mid-session may not be there at the close. Wait for the close.

Yes. Access is granted to your TradingView username, so any revision published to the script reaches your charts automatically. You do not need to reinstall anything.

The script is published on TradingView as invite-only. Access is granted to a TradingView username, not an email address, so give the username exactly as it appears on your TradingView profile. It then shows up under Indicators → Invite-only scripts.

Access is tied to your TradingView account. If you change username, tell us and it can be re-granted — TradingView treats the new name as a different account.

No. Invite-only scripts are closed source, and access is for your own charting use — not for redistribution, resale or republishing.

Buy 1, Buy 2, Buy 3 and the full average should match. Two things can differ:

LINEBOT resolves everything on daily bars and US stock prices here are end of day, so intraday moves are invisible to it. And LINEBOT applies a default invalidation 3% below Buy 3 so that tracked setups can resolve to a win or a loss — the plan says to identify that level yourself, so treat the default as a placeholder.

The free keyless feeds that this server can reach give end-of-day stock data. Crypto is live, from Coinbase. Real-time stock data means a paid subscription, and that has not been added. It is stated rather than hidden because it changes what the site can honestly tell you.

Every setup on the results page was posted with its entry, stop and target before the outcome was known, and closed by the engine against price data — not by the person who posted it. A setup can only score against bars that printed after it was posted, so nothing can be backdated.

Where stop and target both landed inside the same daily bar, it is booked as the loss, because a daily bar cannot say which came first. Setups that never filled score 0R and are excluded from win rate rather than quietly counted as wins.

Because a win rate without a sample size is close to meaningless. A 5-for-5 record is noise. Anyone under 10 closed trades is marked provisional and their percentage is greyed out.

No. It marks conditions and draws levels. A green diamond means investigate, and the rules list seven reasons to skip a setup that looks fine on the chart — spread, liquidity, upcoming earnings and so on. The site cannot see any of those.

No. The scanner, the live plans, the rules, the community board and the results are free and do not need an account. An account only adds posting setups, commenting and notifications.

Nothing except send the notifications you tick on the account page. It is optional — leave it blank and everything stays in-app. It is never shown on your profile and never sold or shared. There is no marketing list.