TechDev Newsletter - Market Update Issue #19 - Part 1

Introducing the Live Top Gauge Indicators

Apologies for the late delivery.

It’s taken even more time than I expected to finalize the indicators for rollout.

They are ready to go, but I was not been able to finish them, and write the newsletter content, so we are going to split this issue into two parts.

Part 1 is now, and is the official launch of the live Top Gauge Indicators for TradingView.

What are they?

There are two indicators:

• Top Gauge Candles: Colors candles according to the metric to visualize directly on the price action

• Top Gauge Oscillator: Plots oscillator in separate panel to display actual Top Gauge measurements and allow other analyses

In both indicators, the metric is always computed and displayed based on the 2W timeframe, regardless of the timeframe of your chart.

For those unfamiliar, the Top Gauge is based on 2W timeframe to reveal areas of higher and lower risk and likely proximity to major market tops and bottoms. It was developed for Bitcoin, but may be applicable to other markets.

How to get them?

Please fill out the request form below.

The Indicators are available exclusively to paid members of this newsletter.

You’ll be asked to provide your TradingView username and email you used to subscribe to this newsletter.

I was unable to automate the access granting, so for now requests will be processed manually.

Please allow up to 24 hours for your membership to be confirmed and access to be granted. You will receive an email notification once the indicators are available in your "Invite-only Scripts".

How to use?

Once you receive access, the indicators will be available in your “Invite-only Scripts” section.

• Open “Indicators” panel

• Select “Invite-only Scripts”

• Click one or both indicators to add them to your chart

  

What’s next?

This is version 1, so I hope to receive feedback and input. Feel free to post any thoughts, suggestions, or requests as comments to this issue, or send me an email.

I expect to make adjustments based on community feedback. Features and functionality will likely grow over time.

I hope you find them useful and look forward to hearing your use cases.

Tomorrow I will release part 2 of this issue with market update content.