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TradingView indicators for gold on the five-minute chart. Order blocks from two timeframes, the psychological levels price keeps coming back to, and entry, stop, two targets and a lot size on every setup.
Five configurations, each measured on its own over the same year of gold.
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Prepare, and watch the market unravel.
Zones are drawn while nothing has happened yet. What price does with them afterwards is the whole test.
There is no buy signal in here and no setting that creates one. The engine finds where orders were left behind, draws the levels, prints the entry, stop, targets and size that go with them — and stops there, because the last call is the one that should be yours.
That is the design rather than a limit on it. A tool that decided for you would be one you could never check, and you would be trusting it exactly as blindly on the day it stopped working. What this replaces is the hour of marking levels by hand, not the judgement you bring to them.
Price returns to where orders were left behind.
That is the whole idea underneath. A few levels on any chart are the ones large orders were actually filled at, and price keeps coming back to them — first to trade there again, and later, if the level gives way, to collect everybody who defended it.
Most tools delete a broken level. This one turns it around.
Everyone who bought that zone as support is offside the moment it breaks. Their stops sit just beyond it and their exits are orders in the opposite direction, waiting. When price comes back to it from below, it is no longer a floor — it is a queue of people who want out at breakeven.
The engine keeps that level, flips it, and keeps alerting on it. A broken block is removed only once it has genuinely been consumed, rather than the moment price closes through it — which is precisely when it becomes interesting.
The measured one. Gold, lane by lane.
Five lanes on gold, each measured on its own
Everything the trade needs is on the chart the moment the setup confirms and not a candle later. Red is what you stand to lose if it fails; green is what it is aiming at, ending on the level it was measured to. The lot size is worked out from the account size and risk percentage you typed in, so the number is yours rather than a default somebody else chose.
- Five lane configurations — Regulars, Scalps and Magic on 5m; Regulars and Scalps on 15m
- Each lane carries its own brain — trend timeframe, ADX gate, session filter, cooldowns
- Gold spot and Micro Gold futures, each running only the lanes measured on it
- Entry, stop, two targets and lot size drawn on every confirmed setup
- Per-lane alerts, so one chart per timeframe carries the whole book
Five lanes. Five measurements.
Every configuration PRO runs was measured on its own — one lane, one timeframe, the same twelve months of gold: Aug 2025 – Aug 2026.
| Lane | Chart | Net | Profit factor | Win rate | Max drawdown | Trades |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| REGULARS | 5m | +21.5% | 2.24 | 43% | 9.2% | 30 |
| SCALPSHot-regime only — Apr–Aug shown | 5m | +25.1% | 2.76 | 50% | 4.1% | 28 |
| MAGIC | 5m | +43.9% | 1.81 | 46% | 6.9% | 93 |
| REGULARS | 15m | +13.1% | 2.66 | 47% | 2.0% | 15 |
| SCALPS | 15m | +29.7% | 2.22 | 44% | 4.1% | 43 |
One line in that table needs explaining rather than a badge. SCALPS 5m takes trades only in a hot regime, so although it was run across the same twelve months as the rest, it produced trades in a stretch of them — the months shown beside it. It is the same test window, not a shorter one, and the lane sitting out the quiet part of the year is the behaviour it was built for rather than a period chosen after the fact.
Each lane measured independently — fixed position sizing, $100,000 account, 1% risk per trade, no compounding. Figures are per-lane; they are not cumulative across lanes. XAUUSD (Gold Spot), Aug 2025 – Aug 2026. Backtest results — past performance is not indicative of future results.
Worth saying plainly: that year was a strong uptrend in gold. These lanes read structure rather than predict it, but a year that trends less will not hand back numbers like these, and nobody should buy expecting it to. Read the trade counts too — the smallest lane here closed 15 trades, which is a sample, not a track record.
We measured them outside the year we tuned them.
A backtest of the same months a configuration was built on will almost always look good. The only figure worth anything is what those exact settings did on data no tuning decision ever touched — so that is published here too, wins and losses together.
Those five lanes were tuned on the same twelve months they are measured over. That is normal practice, and it is also the reason such tables tend to look good. So in August 2026 we ran them again on the years before that window — data no tuning decision ever touched. 1 of 5 held.
+47,090 · PF 1.371 · 183 trades · max drawdown 13,903 — positive in both halves of that span, and stronger in the later one (PF 1.154, then 1.543) rather than fading.
The other lanes did not reproduce, and we are not going to dress that up. What it means is genuinely open: they may be over-fitted to the recent year, or the market of 2022–2024 may simply have been a different game — this test cannot tell those two apart. It is also why the lane that passed counts for more than five lanes measured only on their own year: a configuration that fails on old data is ambiguous, while one that works in both structures is not. Still a backtest, still one instrument, still not a promise about next year.
The same test was run on the crypto sleeves, and found one more that held:ETH 15m Scalps, +62,229 at PF 1.285 over Oct 2020 – Jul 2025, positive in both halves of that span. Two of the eleven catalogued presets reproduced outside their own window; the other nine are on the catalogue page with their numbers, not hidden behind the two that worked.
The same engine. Measured on crypto.
Built from finished measurements, not from settings
It is not one strategy with a menu. Each lane runs the exact configuration it was tuned and backtested with on its own symbol and timeframe — its own trend timeframe, its own ADX gate, its own session filter. What fired in the measurement is what fires on your chart, and a cell nobody measured stays silent rather than guessing.
- BTC and ETH built in, each sleeve running the configuration measured on it
- Every lane carries its own brain, rather than sharing one set of filters
- Nothing runs that was not measured — an unmeasured cell stays quiet
- Trade levels on every setup — entry, stop, two targets and a lot size for your account
- Any other symbol pastes in as a preset string, read back in full before it runs
The levels that decide. On any market.
You are not the crowd. You are waiting for it.
Most of the levels on a chart decide nothing. A handful decide everything, and they are the ones price keeps coming back to. From here on you know which is which — and you are already standing there when the rest of the market works it out.
- Round-number zones on any symbol and any timeframe
- Five tiers, from the majors down to the minors, each switchable
- Asset class detected automatically — metals, crypto, indices, forex, the dollar index
- Shaded bands rather than lines, because price respects an area
- Palette adapts to a bright or dark chart, or set every tier yourself
What kind of market is this?
A yes-or-no trend filter throws away everything worth knowing
A market can be trending hard, trending weakly, coiled and quiet, violent and going nowhere, or simply drifting. Those are five different situations that call for five different responses, and a single green light cannot tell them apart. REGIME DIGGA names the situation and tells you how much to believe it.
- Six states — Trend Up, Trend Down, Squeeze, Volatile, Chop and Conflict
- A score from −100 to +100 — the sign is direction, the size is conviction
- Volatility on its own axis, so a coiled squeeze is told apart from a whipsaw
- The full verdict on two higher timeframes, in a status table
- Six alerts — state changes, trend turns, squeezes, and the score crossing zero
Everything in the bundle. And whatever ships next.
One price, the whole catalogue — the edition decides how deep you can go, not how many indicators you get. Anything released after you subscribe arrives in your account at the edition you are on, at no extra cost.
Annual saves 30%. The first 50 pay €250 a year.
The founding rate is the whole catalogue at ULTRA level for €250 a year, and it never rises for as long as your subscription runs. When the seats are gone, the two prices beside it are what it costs.
Every indicator in the catalogue, PRO edition. The measured lane configurations run in parallel; the visuals are yours to set.
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Start 10-day free trialEvery indicator, ULTRA edition. The tuning bench: a full backtest strategy, every threshold live, any symbol — PRO included.
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Dollar figures are an indication only, converted at 1.160 as of 2026-08-31. Every subscription is charged in euro, and your bank sets the rate on the day.
How to buy (requires a Whop account) →One bundle. Two editions.
Every tool below comes with a subscription. The edition decides how deep you can go into them, not how many of them you get.
- PRO · ULTRAGOLD DIGGA PRO
Five measured lane configurations, running in parallel. Visual settings only.
- PRO · ULTRACRYPTO DIGGA PRO
The same engine, measured on crypto — BTC and ETH built in, nothing running that was not tested.
- PRO · ULTRAZONE DIGGA
Automatic psychological zones for every market, with nothing to configure.
- PRO · ULTRAREGIME DIGGA
Names the kind of market you are in, and how much to believe it.
- Only with ULTRA
- ULTRA onlyGOLD DIGGA PRO ULTRA
The tuning bench. A full backtest strategy — measure your own lane, on any symbol.
- ULTRA onlyPRESET DIGGA
Paste a preset string and read exactly what it declares, before you run it.
ULTRA is not a longer list of indicators. It is depth on the same ones — the part that lets you measure an instrument nobody has measured, instead of trading the ones we did.
- A real TradingView strategy — equity curve, trade list, deep backtesting
- Every threshold below the preset boundary, unlocked
- Save a measurement as a preset string, and load it back in one field
- The context timeframes follow the chart you trade, rather than the one it shipped with
- PRESET DIGGA, to read any string in full before you run it
- One measurement request every two months — name the asset, we measure it
The bench. Measure it yourself.
One subscription covers the whole catalogue. The edition decides how deep you can go, not how many indicators you get — and this is the depth.
Measure it on the instrument you actually trade
The same engine, running as a real TradingView strategy: equity curve, trade list, deep backtesting over a full year. One lane at a time and one position at a time, so a measurement means something — and what comes out is a preset string you can keep, load back in one field, or hand to another subscriber.
- A real strategy on TradingView — equity curve, trade list, deep backtesting
- Every threshold below the preset boundary, unlocked
- The context timeframes follow you — 5m/15m if you trade the five, 15m/1h if you trade the fifteen
- Save a finished measurement as a preset string, and load it back in one field
- Ask us to measure your favourite asset — one request every two months
That run in full: 184 trades across the year, profit factor 1.26, maximum drawdown 10.4%, just under a third of trades profitable, commission charged and coming to 1.42% of turnover. Almost all of it is on the long side — +40.3k against +2.2k short — in a year Ethereum rose, so it has not been shown to work in a falling one, and the curve spends its first six weeks under water. One instrument, one year, measured by the people selling it. Backtest results — past performance is not indicative of future results.
One bundle. However you trade.
There is no one way to use these
Breakouts, reversals, session opens, mean reversion, a level you drew yourself last Tuesday — run whatever you already run, on whatever you already trade. What these add is agreement: when your read and these zones point the same way you take the trade knowing why, and when they do not you found that out before it cost you anything. Nothing here tells you what to do, nothing needs you to abandon a method that already works, and nothing stops working because you trade differently from the person who wrote it. The chart here is one of countless combinations — the indicator dropped on Ethereum as it comes, catching one good move, which is worth exactly what one chart is ever worth.
One engine. More markets.
These are not more indicators to install. Two of them are tuning — worked out against a market's own behaviour, tested before it ships, and delivered inside the tool you already have. The third runs beside the charts rather than on them.
Majors and crosses, with session behaviour built into the tuning.
Indices, where gaps and cash-session opens change what a level means.
A model reads your chart and gives a second opinion on every setup.
Take the reasoning instead.
The measurements, as they happen
What was tested, what it returned, and what got thrown out — including the ideas that looked good and did not survive the second half of the data.
- New tuning as it ships — which market, which lanes, measured over which window
- The refutations: what was tried, why it failed, and what that ruled out for good
- When a new indicator lands, and when the founding seats run out