Free TradingView tools from Trding.ai
Open-source scripts for the boring part of trading done well: where's the stop, how many shares, is today worth trading. Add any of them to your TradingView chart in one click. No email, no signup. Tools, not signals.
How many shares for my risk?
"How many shares should I actually buy?"
Set your account size, how much you're willing to lose on the trade, and where your stop goes. It shows the number of shares that keeps the loss at the amount you chose, so you never size a trade on gut feel.
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Where's my stop and target?
"My stop keeps getting hit and I don't know where to put it."
Draws a stop and targets on your chart, spaced by how much the market has actually been moving lately (ATR), not a round number. You see the risk and the room to the target before you take the trade.
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Is today even worth trading?
"My setups keep failing for no reason."
Shades the chart when the market is chopping sideways, when three separate checks agree there's no clear direction. Shaded means wait. Sitting out a choppy day is part of a plan, not a missed opportunity.
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Where are today's key levels?
"The market opens and I have no idea where price could go."
Marks the pre-market high and low, yesterday's levels and the opening range. These are the prices other traders watch too, which is why price often pauses or turns there. Know them before the open.
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Where's fair value across timeframes?
"How do I know if I'm chasing?"
Plots the volume-weighted average price for the day, week and month on one chart. Price far above all three often means you'd be chasing; price near them means you're close to where most volume traded.
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How are my own trades distributed?
"I don't know if I'm actually getting better."
Logs each trade in R, the amount you risked on it, so a win or a loss is measured against your own plan instead of dollars. Review it after 20 to 30 trades to see whether you're following your rules.
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These tools each answer one question. The free 5-day email course puts them together: one short lesson a day on checking every setup against the same written rules, before you risk a dollar.
Educational tools. Not financial advice. Trading involves risk of loss. Each script is free and open-source on TradingView, so you can read every line. They don't pick trades and don't track results for you. · Terms · Privacy · Risk