Every indicator here is something I built and use myself. They are tools, not signals. None of them tell you when to click buy or sell, and none of them replace a process. They help you see structure, bias, and volatility more clearly so your own rules are easier to execute.
All five below are free and open-source on TradingView right now. Add them to your chart, back-test them against your own strategy, and keep what actually earns a place in your process. More indicators, and an invite-only premium tier, are in development.
Free Indicators
TRDR Zone Multi-Session ORB
Maps the opening range for every major session (Sydney, Asia, London, New York, and Overnight/ETH, plus a custom session) on the same chart, then shows the hit-rate stats for what actually happened after each range locked. Includes range fraction lines, breakout targets from 0.5x to 3x the range, and a stats table showing how often price broke the high, broke the low, or reached each target. Built for traders who want to know if a session’s range is likely to hold or get run through before they size a trade around it.
Composite Trend Score
Blends several major trend and momentum indicators into a single composite score so you get one clear read on relative trend direction instead of flipping between five indicators trying to reconcile conflicting signals. Useful as a quick bias check before you dig into entries on a lower timeframe.
Advanced Trend Strength Analyzer
An all-in-one read on how strong a trend actually is, which side is in control, and whether conditions favor continuation or reversal. It blends ADX for trend strength, RSI for momentum and overbought/oversold context, MACD for direction and confirmation, and EMAs as a higher-timeframe trend filter, normalized into a single Trend Strength Score from -100 to +100. Works across intraday, swing, and position timeframes and across forex, indices, crypto, and stocks. Useful for filtering entries so you’re not fighting a trend that has no strength behind it.
ATR Trailing Stop with ATR Targets [v6]
Automates trailing stop management and target setting using real market volatility instead of a fixed point value. Trails a stop behind major swings using an adjustable ATR multiple, flips trading bias between bullish and bearish when the stop is breached, and plots three profit targets at 1, 2, and 3 ATR from each breakout or flip point. Built for traders who want their stop and target logic to scale with volatility automatically instead of manually adjusting for every symbol and session.
Bias Bar Coloring + Multi-Timeframe Bias Table + Alerts
Gives you a visual read on price action bias across the Monthly, Weekly, and Daily timeframes, coloring each bar green or red based on whether the close breaks the prior period’s high or low. Includes a color-coded multi-timeframe bias table, bias change alerts, quarterly bias analysis, and MTF EMA trend analysis. Good for confirming your higher-timeframe lean matches what you’re about to trade on a lower timeframe, rather than trading against the tide and hoping.
Premium Indicators (Coming Soon)
An invite-only, more feature-rich tier of the TRDR Zone indicator suite is in development, including expanded session-level tools, volume profile integration, and range extension targets. If you want early access when it opens, keep an eye on the blog and socials for the announcement.
Disclaimer
These indicators are educational tools for chart analysis. They are not financial advice, and they are not a signal service. Nothing on this page or in these scripts should be interpreted as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security, futures contract, or other financial instrument. Trading futures, forex, and other leveraged products carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance of any indicator, strategy, or backtest does not guarantee future results.
Every indicator listed here runs on TradingView’s platform and is subject to TradingView’s own terms of use. TRDR Zone is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TradingView. Test every tool on a demo or sim account before using it to inform real trading decisions, and always build your own risk management around any signal, level, or score an indicator produces. If it’s not part of a repeatable process you’ve tested yourself, it’s not a strategy, it’s a guess with extra colors on the chart.