Indicators – Satdish Trading

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The APEX Indicator

Our custom-built TradingView indicator. HTF trend filter, precision entry signals, automatic stop and targets, and a confluence score — all in one tool.

HTF Trend Filter

Entry Signals

Auto Stop & Targets

Confluence Score

R:R Panel

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Master the Built-in Indicators

The free indicators on TradingView are powerful if you know how to use them. Learn what each one actually tells you and how to apply it to your trading.

How to use these guides: Each indicator works best in context. No single indicator tells the full story — combine trend, momentum and volume tools to build a complete picture before taking a trade. Always confirm with price action.

EMA — Exponential Moving Average

Reacts faster to recent price than the SMA. Used to identify trend direction and find dynamic support and resistance levels.

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MACD — Moving Average Convergence Divergence

Shows the relationship between two EMAs. The histogram reveals momentum strength. Signal line crossovers are key entry and exit triggers.

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RSI — Relative Strength Index

Measures speed and change of price movements on a 0–100 scale. Above 70 signals overbought, below 30 signals oversold. Divergences are powerful setups.

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Bollinger Bands

Three bands that expand in high volatility and contract in low volatility. Price touching the outer bands signals potential reversals or breakouts.

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Fibonacci Retracement

Horizontal levels based on the Fibonacci sequence. Traders use the 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% levels to find where pullbacks are likely to end and trend continues.

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VWAP — Volume Weighted Average Price

The average price weighted by volume. Institutions use it as a benchmark. Price above VWAP is bullish, below is bearish. Key intraday reference for NQ and ES.

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The number of contracts traded in a period. High volume confirms price moves. Low volume signals weak conviction. Never trade a breakout without checking volume.

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A faster, more sensitive version of RSI. The %K and %D line crossovers in overbought/oversold zones are precise short-term entry signals — especially useful on lower timeframes.

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SMA — Simple Moving Average

The average closing price over a set number of candles. Slower to react than EMA but gives cleaner signals on higher timeframes. The 50 and 200 SMA are key institutional levels.

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ATR — Average True Range

Measures how much an asset moves on average over a period. Essential for position sizing and setting intelligent stop losses that aren’t too tight or too wide.

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