The levels you would draw by hand, drawn for you and scored where independent methods line up. Locked at the close. Plain-English rows on the chart say what price did at them. The record shows the misses.
No buy or sell signals; you decide. Every number is backtested, measured from what already happened.
Get early accessThe levels drawn on your chart, scored where independent methods line up and locked at the close. Yes No Levels covers 1 minute to 3 hour charts, Yes No Levels Position covers 4 hours to monthly.
Plain-English rows on the chart say what price did at the nearest levels and how those levels held before. Read it at a glance. No chart-reading skill needed.
Where independent methods line up at the same price, the chart draws a zone.
The more methods that line up, the stronger the zone is drawn.
Past zones stay on the chart, so you can scroll back and see what price did at them.
The record shows the misses alongside the wins. See the record →
Volume mapped to price, so you see where the most trading happened.
London, New York and Asian sessions each get a box with their average range and their largest range, with the times it happened.
Each piece has its own switch in the settings.
Levels from 1 minute through monthly, color-coded by timeframe, so you see which agree and which don't.
Retracement levels from the session, daily, weekly and monthly ranges.
Distance to the nearest zones above and below, and which way each timeframe from 5 minutes to monthly is pointing.
Swing points that held, drawn as lines until price breaks through.
Drawn from confirmed pivots: a falling line over the highs, a rising line under the lows.
Create one TradingView alert on the script with the condition Any alert() function call. When price reaches a level, the alert carries the same plain-English read as the chart: what price did, how that level held before, and a macro line. It describes what happened, never what to do.
Both scripts on one subscription: Yes No Levels for 1 minute to 3 hour charts, Yes No Levels Position for 4 hours to monthly. 7-day free trial, then a 30-day money-back guarantee on your first charge.