TradingView indicators
Signals you can understand, on the charts you already use
Three indicators for TradingView built on published rules. Every signal waits for the candle to close and comes with a stop and targets, so you can judge the risk before you act.
The suite
Every rule is listed here. If a signal appears on your chart, you can check exactly why.
Yuppie Signals
Prints BUY or SELL only when trend (200 EMA and SuperTrend), momentum (RSI), and volume agree, and only after the candle closes.
- Buy: SuperTrend up, close above the 200 EMA, RSI above 50, volume above its 20-bar average
- Sell: the mirror image
- One signal per trend; a new buy needs a sell first
- Stop at 1.5× ATR, targets at 1R, 2R, 3R (all adjustable)
Opening Range Breakout
Marks the high and low of the opening range, signals the first candle that closes outside it, and projects targets from the range size.
- Default range: 9:30–9:45 New York time (adjustable)
- Signal on candle close beyond the range
- Targets at 1× and 2× the range
- Limit of one signal per side per day by default
Confluence Dashboard
A compact table of trend and momentum on four timeframes, plus relative volume and volatility, so you can see at a glance whether timeframes agree.
- Trend: price versus 50 EMA on each timeframe
- Momentum: RSI with strong / neutral / weak bands
- Alignment: all up, all down, or mixed
- Timeframes and position are configurable
Alerts that work everywhere
Every indicator ships with ready-made TradingView alert conditions, plus JSON alerts for webhooks.
- Phone, email, and desktopStandard TradingView alerts on any signal.
- Webhook-readyJSON payloads with side, ticker, price, and stop, ready for Yuppie Trade automation when it launches.
- Risk checks firstWhen alerts drive paper or live orders in Yuppie Trade, every one passes your position and loss limits.
How access works
- 1SubscribeChoose the Signals or Pro plan when subscriptions open.
- 2Add your TradingView usernameEnter it in your account settings. A free TradingView account is enough to use the indicators.
- 3Get invite-only accessWe grant your username access to the three scripts. They appear under Indicators → Invite-only scripts.
- 4Set your alertsUse the built-in alert conditions, or the webhook format for automation.
How we're different from typical signal services
We'd rather earn trust with transparency than with screenshots.
| Feature | Yuppie Trade | Typical signal group |
|---|---|---|
| Rules published so you know why a signal fired | ||
| Signals confirmed on candle close | Sometimes | |
| Stop and target on every signal | Sometimes | |
| Examples include losing signals | ||
| Backtest the same rules before risking money | ||
| Paper trade and automate from one platform | Paper now · automation in development | |
| Profit or win-rate promises | Common |
Signals are generated mechanically from published rules and are not investment advice. They will often be wrong. Past signals do not predict future results. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.
Community
Trade alongside people who test first
The Yuppie Trade Discord is where members get alerts, swap strategies, and get help with the indicators and the platform.
Signal alerts
Indicator alerts posted to member channels as they fire, with the chart and levels.
Strategy rooms
Share setups, backtests, and Pine exports. Critique is encouraged; hype is not.
Setup help
Get the indicators installed and alerts configured with help from the team.
House rules
No profit screenshots without context, no paid shilling, no DMs asking for money.
Test the signals before you trust them
Build the same rules in the demo workspace, backtest them, and export them to TradingView.