🧊 ChartGuide Indicator
What is the ChartGuide Indicator?
The ChartGuide Indicator is a premium BUY & EXIT tool designed for simple, clear, and smart trading. It gives you trade signals, visual take-profit and stop-loss levels, and built-in alerts — so you can trade confidently without watching the charts all day. It’s lightweight, powerful, and easy to use for beginners and pros alike.
⚙️Featured Tools:
Buy & Exit Signals – clear visual markers on the chart
3 Take-Profit Levels – TP1 = 30%, TP2 = 20%, TP3 = 20%
Stop-Loss Level – visual SL marker to manage downside
Built-In Alerts – receive notifications for entry, exit, and profit targets
Multiplier Setting – adjustable input to tune sensitivity per security or asset
Toggle Control – show/hide TP/SL or SL only based on your trading style
Clean Visual Design – no clutter, just what matters most
Note on Multiplier You can change the multiplier setting to adjust how the indicator reacts to price structure. A smaller number makes it more sensitive, while a higher number filters out noise. Watch our Optimization Tutorial on YouTube to understand how to tune it based on the asset you're trading.
🧠Risk Management Modes: ChartGuide Indicator is designed to fit your personal risk preference: Low-Risk Mode
Turn on Show TP and SL levels in the settings:
Visually mapped TP1, TP2, TP3
SL clearly marked
Labels showing how much to take out at each level
Helps you plan trades and manage risk precisely
High-Risk / High-Reward Mode
Disable Show TP and SL levels and enable Show SL only:
Use SL for protection
Full TP happens when an exit signal appears
This method increases risk but also catches massive trades
Backtested to work in strong trends — and it caught banger moves during testing
📌 New Feature – Risk/Reward Based TP & SL The ChartGuide Indicator now supports custom Risk/Reward Ratios for TP and SL levels. Simply set your desired Risk/Reward Base in the settings, and the indicator will automatically calculate TP levels based on your stop-loss distance. This feature is fully adjustable, shown visually on your chart, and included in the latest version.
Example: If your stop loss is 1% and you set the Risk/Reward Base to 2, → TP1 = 1% → TP2 = 2% → TP3 = 3% above entry.
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