1. The Indicators
Detailed Descriptions Of Nexgen's Indicators For TradingView
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Detailed Descriptions Of Nexgen's Indicators For TradingView
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The T3 TradingView Software Package incorporates a range of crucial indicators, each serving a distinct purpose within the trading framework. This documentation will provide you with a complete understanding of these indicators by breaking them down individually and building upon each other, unlocking our software's full potential and helping you make informed trading decisions.
For educational information on T3 Trigger Lines and understanding Trend & Momentum: Click Here
For educational information on T3 Divergence as a termination ( trend ending ): Click Here
The settings are straightforward for this indicator; the color and size of text are your choices.
For Educational information on T3 One-To-Ones as a termination ( trend ending ): Click Here
Yellow Dots - " One to Ones " Are a Fibonacci projection of 100%. One swing distance is equal to the next swing. These are represented mostly by Yellow or Magenta dots and represent general support or resistance. See Example
Magenta Dots - " One To Ones " Are a Fibonacci 100% projection from each smaller swing. The input choices are simple: color, style, and size. It is not recommended to use a line as a style. See Example
T3 Trend Bands are helpful as entry and exit areas.
There is much to learn about using the T3 Market Flow indicator. Nexgen's teachings and trade setups are based on volume breakouts and high-volume areas tested as support and resistance. We feel you should work through the three sections of the educational material in this guide: Click Here
TradingView limits the number of plots to 60, so as bars progress in real time, the dots will drop off the bars. The high-volume areas for bars will persist, as will HVA LINES.
Here, you will see a couple of HVA LINES and how the market reacts to them.