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Trend, volume, higher timeframes and price distance: choose from four perspectives. Each indicator shows its distribution status below. One request gives you access to every indicator that is live. If you meet the conditions, a request from your member account is accepted on the spot.
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Invite-only TradingView indicators for our members. Here is how each one looks and how to read it.
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01See the trend
TOKUBAKU MA
LiveSee the direction of the flow, and how stretched it is, in a single band
- Colour = direction of the flow (teal is up, pink is down)
- Band width = the gap between short and long periods
- Grey = not enough bars yet to decide a direction
Teal = up / pink = down / grey = undecided.
The band's width is the gap between moving averages of different periods.
A schematic showing how it looks.
How TOKUBAKU MA looks and how to read it
Colour = direction of the flow
Teal is up, pink is down. Where lines of different periods share the same colour, the direction agrees from the short periods through to the long ones. A colour change marks a change in direction.
Width = gap between short and long periods
The band is a stack of moving averages with different periods. Where it is wide, the gap between the short and long periods has opened up; where it is narrow, the gap is small. In the figure, the lines spread further apart towards the right.
Grey = not decided yet
The band is grey when there are not enough bars to decide a direction. It means the state has not been classified as up or down. Even if the line visibly slopes, grey itself carries no directional meaning.
You read direction from the band's colour and the spread between periods from its width. Values and colours change while a bar is still forming; that bar's display is fixed when it closes. The figure explains colour and shape and is not a reproduction of a real chart.
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02Read volume
TOKUBAKU Tide
LiveSee whether activity right now is lower than usual for this time of day
- Line = volume-weighted average of the last 15 bars
- Amber = unusually quiet for this time of day
- Grey = cannot judge yet (still building the baseline, or no volume)
Colour does not indicate direction.
Pale white = normal / amber = unusually quiet for this time of day / grey = not judged.
By default it is a single VWMA calculated from the last 15 bars.
Panel example: an old bar dropped outA schematic showing how it looks.
How TOKUBAKU Tide looks and how to read it
Colour = how quiet it is for this time of day
Current activity is compared against past volume at the same time of day. The line is pale white normally and turns amber only when it is unusually quiet for that time of day. States that cannot be judged, such as when the baseline has not built up yet, are shown in grey. Colour does not indicate direction.
Panel = why the line moved
A VWMA changes both because a new bar enters the calculation and because an old bar leaves it. The panel says which in one line: “mostly the new bar”, “an old bar dropped out”, “both”, “small move”, and so on. Even when price is flat, the line can move because an old bar dropped out.
What it can judge, and its limits
It needs a baseline history and volume data from your data feed. It supports intraday timeframes of 12 hours or less that divide a day evenly. It does not judge quietness when history is short, there is no volume, or the timeframe is unsupported. The quietness threshold is a setting, not a value proven to be optimal.
For FX and CFDs, volume is the number of price updates. What you see here is activity, not traded value. Values and colours change while a bar is still forming. Amber describes the current state; it does not predict the next direction or range.
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03Overlay higher candles
Tokubaku Frame Candles
Distribution pendingSee higher-timeframe candles in the context of the previous range
- Overlay higher-timeframe bodies and wicks on your chart
- Distinguish closes outside the previous range from returns inside
- Read range/ATR, body share and closing position
Cyan: up or unchanged; silver: down. A dashed frame is still forming.
A schematic showing how it looks.
Coming soon. You can already see the figure and the explanation.
How Tokubaku Frame Candles looks and how to read it
For example, overlay 15-minute candles on a 1-minute chart. H+ / L− means a close outside the previous high/low; H↩ / L↩ means an excursion followed by a close back inside. The panel shows range versus prior confirmed ATR, body share and closing position.
Use standard time-based charts and a strictly higher timeframe. Developing values change; historical frames and tags show the final shape after confirmation. The panel still refers to the latest candle when you scroll into history.
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04Measure price distance
Tokubaku Range Ruler
Distribution pendingMeasure distance with fixed-price, ATR or percentage steps
- Choose Price, ATR or Percent spacing
- Historical scrolling moves the price and ATR reference together
- Display distances in price, ticks, pips or percent
The thick tick marks the anchor. Cyan is above it, silver below. The faint band spans one step each way.
A schematic showing how it looks.
Coming soon. You can already see the figure and the explanation.
How Tokubaku Range Ruler looks and how to read it
Price uses a fixed distance, ATR a multiple of prior confirmed ATR, and Percent a share of the anchor price. Anchor to the rightmost visible candle’s close/open or a manual price. Historical viewing also moves the ATR reference; check HISTORY and the reference timestamp.
Standard charts only. The ATR timeframe must be at least the chart timeframe. Set the price per pip for each instrument. Manual prices stay fixed when scrolling. Steps do not represent position size, profit or recommended trade levels.
How to get them
- 1Sign up
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- 2Open an account through our referral link
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If you meet the conditions, your request is accepted on the spot. We email you when access has been applied on TradingView.
Conditions
- Your membership is active
- You have an approved trading account opened through us
- You traded at least 1 lots in the last 60 days
Trading volume is counted from the commission reports we import from brokers (imports are monthly, so recent trades do not show up straight away). Access lasts 90 days and is renewed for as long as you meet the conditions. Access is for you alone and may not be shared, lent or resold.
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Indicators help you read the market; they are not investment advice and do not guarantee profit. Trading decisions are your own responsibility.