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Six free indicators. Real tools.

Open-source Pine scripts published on TradingView. One-click install, no email required, no account gate. Built by the same team behind the Trding.ai methodology — these are the ones we’re happy to give away because they earn their spot on any trader’s chart, paid stack or not.

01 · Filter
Trend Analysis

Trding Setup Grader — HIGH / MED / LOW

“Every indicator fires. Which one do I actually trust?”

Grades every bar HIGH, MED, or LOW using five well-documented technical checks (trend, HTF trend, momentum, pullback, volume). Sits on top of your entry method as a filter — not a signal generator.

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02 · Risk
Volatility · Risk

ATR Stop & Target Visualizer

“I keep sizing on gut feel and getting stopped.”

Plots an ATR-based stop, a reward-to-risk target, and shaded risk/reward zones on your chart. Live table shows entry, stop, target, R:R, and a suggested position size — before you take the trade.

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03 · Sizing
Risk Management

Risk-Sizing Calculator

“How much am I actually risking on this one?”

Enter account size and risk percentage. Choose your stop distance method (ATR, manual, or fixed %). Get your exact position size, dollar risk, and notional exposure before you click buy.

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04 · Structure
Intraday Structure

Trding Session Levels + Pre-Market H/L

“I keep getting run over by the opening range.”

Marks pre-market open, RTH open/close, and after-hours boundaries with dashed dividers. Plots pre-market High/Low, opening-range High/Low, and yesterday’s close as extendable reference lines.

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05 · Context
Moving Averages

Trding Multi-Timeframe VWAP

“Am I trading with the flow or against it?”

Plots up to four anchored VWAPs at once — Session, Weekly, Monthly, and a Custom anchor of your choice — with optional 1σ, 2σ, 3σ deviation bands and a live info table.

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06 · Journal
Trade Review

Trding R-Multiple Trade Log

“My journal tracks dollars. I want to track risk.”

Logs each trade in R-multiples (units of initial risk) so your journal shows risk-adjusted performance, not just dollar P&L. The number every serious trader eventually wants to see next to their equity curve.

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Ready for the paid stack?

These free tools help you plan trades. What they don’t do is tell you what to trade next. That’s what the paid stack does — the 5 AI-scored indicators (Frame, Momentum, Nodes, Score, Fire) plus the Trding Screener scanner. Every setup graded 0-10 by the Odds Enhancer scorecard, ranked daily, with an optional bot that fires the ones you trust.

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All six scripts are open-source and free to install, use, and adapt directly on TradingView. Source code is visible on each script’s Community page. Educational tools only — not financial advice, not signal generators, not performance-tracked.