Overview & Your Indicators
Welcome! This is the complete manual for every OptiTrade indicator. Whether you have never opened a chart before or you trade every day, this guide explains everything — from adding an indicator to TradingView, to understanding each setting, to getting the most profitable results.
New here? Do these three things first
1. Add your indicators to TradingView — see Add Indicators to TradingView.
2. Read OptiTrade 2.0 — Core Concepts. It explains the settings shared by all three OptiTrade 2.0 strategies, so the rest of the guide is short and easy.
3. Pick one strategy and follow its page from top to bottom.
What you own
Your OptiTrade purchase includes four core indicators plus four bonus indicators. Every one has its own full guide — click any card to jump straight to it.
Core indicators
Bonus indicators
Strategies vs. indicators — what's the difference?
It helps to know which of your tools is which, because they behave differently on the chart:
A strategy
Actually enters and exits trades on a test chart, and reports how it performed in a dashboard. All four OptiTrade core products are strategies. Strategies can be automated and back-tested.
An indicator
Draws information on your chart — zones, signals, patterns, tables — but does not simulate trades or keep a running profit total. All four bonus indicators work this way.
Which OptiTrade strategy should I use?
All three OptiTrade 2.0 strategies are excellent — they simply suit different tastes. Here is the short version:
| If you want… | Use | Because |
|---|---|---|
| Clear, defined risk on every trade | TP-SL | You know your exact Stop Loss and Take Profit before you enter. |
| The simplest, highest-accuracy setup | High Win Rate | The AI picks everything for you — very few settings to touch. |
| To ride trends and always be in the market | Buy-Sell | It flips from long to short on every signal, no fixed targets. |
| A multi-chart screener + presets | OptiTrade V1.0 | The original all-in-one, great for watching many symbols at once. |
You don't have to choose just one
Many traders keep several strategies on separate charts and use whichever fits the market they are trading that day. They are all yours for life.
One requirement: a TradingView account
Every indicator runs inside TradingView. A free TradingView account is enough to add and use your indicators. To create alerts (so you get notified of signals, or to automate trading) you need at least the TradingView Essential plan — which comes with a free 30-day trial.