Volume profile that reads sub-bar tape. Trend logic that survives regime change. Squeezes that flag compression before it resolves. Each one is a small piece of a coherent reading method — not another oscillator on top of an oscillator.
Every indicator is organised around one question — what is the market actually doing right now? Not a pile of oscillators. Pieces of a single reading.
Closing-price candles average away the auction. They show what happened on a 5-minute boundary, not where size actually changed hands. You end up trading the artifact, not the order flow.
Profiles, delta, and footprints expose where institutions worked.
Default RSI, MACD, and stock MAs are built on simple windows of closes. By the time they cross, the trade you wanted to take is already 70 percent paid out — and the chop has begun.
Adaptive smoothing and volume-normalised momentum cut the lag without amplifying noise.
Twitter setups, magic levels, and 12-indicator dashboards are pattern-matching, not statistics. They feel right and they print drawdown. The dashboard gets bigger; the edge gets smaller.
A small, coherent set of indicators with one job each — no overlap, no double-counting.
The catalog isn't a pile of tools. It's three jobs, each with one or two best-in-class indicators. Layer them and you have a complete read.
Auction structure — where institutions actually transacted. POC, VAH, VAL, and developing value give you levels that mean something on the next touch.
Volume-normalised momentum that ignores price-only ticks. Fires when participation is rotating into your direction at a level the WHERE layer already validated.
Final confirmation — is the active order flow consistent with the trade thesis? Returns a binary go/no-go you can program around, not a vibe.
Every card links to a full spec — formula, settings, use cases, FAQs. Free on TradingView.
Where size traded and who was working it. The auction layer.
See where institutions actually traded — not where retail thinks support is.
Opening Range Breakout levels for session-based trading.
Directional volume confirmation — the GO/NO-GO signal.
A VWAP that shows where big buyers are building positions.
CVD, delta, and volume profile combined in one comprehensive view.
Automatic trendlines on Cumulative Volume Delta for hidden divergences.
Volume-normalised, regime-aware momentum. Reduced lag, no Twitter math.
Enhanced Fisher Transform with divergence detection for momentum reversals.
Volume-normalized momentum — the WHEN indicator for STS entries.
Adaptive transformation oscillator for cleaner momentum signals.
Dynamic RSI with trend-adjusted overbought/oversold levels.
See who controls the market — buyers, sellers, or neither.
Compression, expansion, and the cost of being wrong. Sizing and timing.
Smoothed structure and explicit market state. Stops you fading the wrong tape.
Dual JMA trend detection with participation that leads the move.
Know the market state before you trade — trending, ranging, or volatile.
Jurik Moving Average — minimal lag, maximum smoothing.
Variable Hull MA with adaptive period for responsive trend following.
Each Nexural indicator is documented to the same standard: what it measures, what it doesn't, and where it fails.
Volume-weighted price across a configurable lookback. The single price the market traded most. A magnet, not a line in the sand.
70% of session volume by default. Edges of value are the rotation boundaries — failed breakouts almost always reject from here.
Updates in real time as the session unfolds. Lets you see acceptance and rejection before the bar that confirms it has closed.
High and low volume nodes labelled inline. HVNs are absorption — slow tape. LVNs are vacuums — price travels through them quickly.
We rebuild the profile from sub-bar tape, not from candle proxies. Result: a profile that doesn't smooth out the trade you actually wanted to read.
If something is missing here, the spec page for that indicator usually has it.
Yes. Every indicator in the catalog is published on TradingView as a public script. No paywall, no email gate, no paid plan. Add to chart, set inputs, done.
Whenever we find a job worth doing that the catalog doesn't already cover. We'd rather ship a few indicators that mean something than eighty oscillators that triple-count momentum — every addition has to earn its place, not duplicate.
Three places: (1) volume-normalised math instead of price-only; (2) regime-aware adaptive smoothing instead of fixed windows; (3) explicit STS roles — every indicator declares whether it's a WHERE, WHEN, or GO/NO-GO tool, so they layer cleanly instead of arguing.
No. Each indicator is documented as a standalone tool with its settings, use cases, and a plain-English guide. STS is one way to combine them — the way we trade — but you're free to plug them into your own framework.
Yes, every day. The free version is the real read, not a teaser.
Yes. TradingView supports alerts (including webhooks) on any condition you can write in Pine.
Free gets you the Discord, our free TradingView indicators, and free lessons. The Academy teaches you to trade. Pro is our trades, with alerts, plus Automation (beta) on paper trading.
In beta, included with Pro. Our bots run on paper trading. We'll post results monthly, good or bad. Real money comes later, only after the bots prove out.
Pro: our trades, with alerts. Every trade shows why we took it, the entry, the stop, the exit, and the result.
Every term the indicators use — volume profile, regime, value area — defined in plain English with examples.
Every indicator is free on TradingView. They're part of the Free plan — no paid plan needed.
