Alexei Morozov 🇷🇺
@alexei_tradesI've been testing Signicator on BTC and ETH, mainly on the 15-minute timeframe. The signals are simple to understand and give me another reference when I'm checking a setup.
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I've been testing Signicator on BTC and ETH, mainly on the 15-minute timeframe. The signals are simple to understand and give me another reference when I'm checking a setup.
I use Signicator mostly for Gold (XAUUSD) on the 15-minute and 1-hour charts. I like having the same indicator available when I switch between different markets.
I tested Signicator with EURUSD and GBPUSD on the 5-minute chart. The layout is clean and I can quickly see where the indicator is pointing before doing my own confirmation.
I've mainly used Signicator for BTC and SOL on the 15-minute timeframe. It fits quite easily into my existing crypto setup and doesn't make the chart unnecessarily complicated.
I've been checking Signicator on US stocks, especially on the 15-minute chart. I like being able to use the same tool when analysing different stocks during the US session.
I use Signicator mostly for EURUSD and Gold on the 1-hour timeframe. For me, it's useful as an additional confirmation rather than relying on one signal alone.
I tried Signicator on XAUUSD using the 15-minute chart. The signals are easy to spot, which makes it quicker for me to compare them with price action.
I've used Signicator on US stocks and BTC, mostly with 15-minute candles. I like the fact that I don't need a completely different indicator setup when moving between markets.
I tested it on EURUSD, GBPUSD and USOIL. My main timeframe is 15 minutes, and I usually combine the Signicator signals with support and resistance before taking a trade.
I've been using Signicator for Forex and Gold on the 15-minute timeframe. The interface is straightforward and the signals are easy to follow while I'm analysing the chart.
I mainly trade BTC and US stocks. I tested Signicator on both the 5-minute and 15-minute charts and found it convenient to have one indicator that works across both markets.
I use Signicator on EURUSD and Gold, mostly on the 1-hour chart. I like using it as a second opinion when I'm already analysing the overall market structure.
I've tested Signicator on BTC and USOIL using the 15-minute timeframe. The signals give me a quick idea of what the indicator is seeing before I look deeper into the setup.
I've been testing Signicator on the S&P 500 and a few US stocks on the 15-minute chart. It's easy to add to my normal TradingView setup and doesn't require much adjustment.
I mainly use the 5-minute and 15-minute charts for Forex. Signicator gives me clear points to investigate, and I still check the market structure before entering.
I tested Signicator with BTC, Gold and EURUSD. I normally trade the 15-minute timeframe, so having the same indicator available across different markets is quite convenient.
I've used Signicator on Gold and US stocks, mostly on 15-minute candles. I like the simple presentation because I can see the signals without adding a lot of extra indicators.
I've mainly tested Signicator on EURUSD and XAUUSD. My usual timeframe is 15 minutes, with the 1-hour chart for a broader view. So far, it has been a useful addition to my chart setup.
I use Signicator across Forex, crypto and oil. I normally start with the 15-minute timeframe and then check the 1-hour chart before making a decision. Having one indicator for multiple markets is practical.
I've been testing Signicator on Gold, BTC and US stocks. I mostly use the 15-minute timeframe and like that the signals are visible without making the chart difficult to read.
A signal is scored on a closed candle, so it stays on the candle it printed on. Step through bar-replay and check.
Bar-close confirmedThe same logic on 1-minute scalps and weekly swings. Thresholds scale with the chart instead of breaking on it.
1m to 1WForex, crypto and altcoins, gold, silver and oil, indices and equities. Anything you can chart.
90+ instrumentsFive systems vote on the same candle. Nothing prints until the confluence score clears the threshold.
5-way confluenceEntry marker, levels and score in one overlay. No six-panel dashboard covering the price you are reading.
One clean overlayParameters adapt to the volatility profile of whatever is on screen, rather than applying forex settings to gold.
Adaptive settingsA signal appears. You take the trade. Two candles later the arrow has quietly moved, or vanished altogether, and the backtest that sold you the tool was never real. That is repainting, and most signal scripts do it.
Bar-replay, stepping forward candle by candle. Unedited.
Signicator doesn't stack indicators and hope. Each system votes, the votes are scored, and the signal only prints when the score clears the threshold.
Forex, indices, commodities and crypto. Signicator reads whatever TradingView can chart.
Majors, minors and exotics on every session
EURUSD, GBPJPY, AUDNZDUS30, NAS100, S&P 500, DAX and more
NAS100, US30, GER40Gold, silver, oil and natural gas
XAUUSD, XAGUSD, USOILBitcoin, Ethereum and the long tail
BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDTThe same logic on 1-minute scalps and weekly swings. Thresholds scale with the timeframe rather than breaking on it.
Bar-close confirmation. If a marker printed on Tuesday's candle, it is still on Tuesday's candle next month.
Sensitivity, confluence threshold, which systems vote and how each is weighted. Defaults that work, headroom if you want it.
Entry marker, level lines and score in one place. No six-panel dashboard covering the price you are trying to read.
TradingView alerts fire to desktop, mobile and email, so you are not tied to a screen waiting for a setup.
Real humans, around the clock, in 7+ languages. Ask why a signal fired and get an answer from someone who trades.
Signicator has been tested across thousands of candles on live market data, and the results reviewed by leading AI models. Drag the chart to see the same candles with the indicator switched off, then on.
Hypothetical performance. Backtested results are simulated and carry inherent limitations. They benefit from hindsight and cannot account for slippage, spread, execution delay or the pressure of live risk. Past results do not indicate future results.
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Signicator is an invite-only TradingView script, so access is granted to your username rather than downloaded as a file.
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Your username is added to the script's invite list automatically. Usually within minutes.
Open Indicators → Invite-only scripts → Signicator. It loads on whatever you have on screen.
No. Conditions are evaluated on closed candles, and higher-timeframe data is requested without lookahead. A printed signal stays on its candle. Open bar-replay and step through it yourself. That is the only proof worth trusting.
Signicator reads whatever chart data TradingView provides, so it works on any symbol you can chart, from any broker feed available on the platform.
No. It arrives in your invite-only scripts list and you add it to a chart in two clicks. Nothing to install, compile or configure to get started.
The free plan is enough to run Signicator on one chart. Paid plans allow more indicators per chart and more alerts, which is worth having if you watch several markets at once.
Signicator is an analysis tool you read manually, so it does not conflict with the automation rules most firms have. Check your own firm's terms, because those rules differ and they change.
Your username comes off the invite list and the script stops loading on new charts. Nothing else about your TradingView account changes.
Neither. Signicator is a technical analysis tool for educational purposes. It highlights conditions on a chart; it does not place trades, does not know your account, and cannot promise an outcome. Losses are possible on any signal.
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