A sonar that warns you before price hits the levels that matter
MarketSonar merges ATR trailing stops, moving averages, Camarilla pivots and trendlines into readable support/resistance zones — with a strength score Σ and a breakout probability. You learn to read the market. The decisions stay yours.
Runs on TradingView · candles & Heikin Ashi · BTC/ETH and US stocks
01 · LIVE FROM THE RADAR
The sonar is working right now
These are not screenshots. The three tiles below show the current state of our systems — the same data users see in the Radar tab. They refresh with every visit.
ONE ENGINE · MANY MARKETS
The same sonar that scans crypto computes S/R zones, Σ strength and breakout chance on commodities and stock CFDs too — wherever TradingView reaches.
02 · The readout in three steps
Not another indicator. An instrument for reading levels.
Nearby levels from multiple indicators merge into a single zone — instead of ten lines you see the areas that actually matter.
Each level scores by timeframe (12M=6 … 1D=1) and indicator type. Σ7 is a wall; Σ1 is a hint.
Trend pressure (ADX/DMI) versus zone strength, as a percentage: High ≥66, Medium ≥40, Low <40.
| Range | Strength | Breakout chance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resistance | — | — | 🔒 in trial |
| Support | — | — | 🔒 in trial |
Live readout from the same script that powers the dashboard — refreshed every closed candle.
Script conclusion:▙▚▛▜▙▚▛▜▙▚▛▜▙▚▛ 🔒🔒 Full BTC + ETH readout
unlocks in the trial — 14 days free, no card
03 · Under the hood
What the sonar scans
Monthly and weekly trailing stops — the backbone of the trend read.
Type, timeframe and length of each MA set independently.
Monthly and weekly reversal levels.
Auto-detected (1W–1H) and counted into zone strength; a table shows where a line is active.
Ticker auto-detection; the second market confirms or weakens a zone — because BTC and ETH influence each other.
Zones computed on HA are visible without changing chart type — regular candles stay, HA levels join in.
Levels from 1M/1W/1D/4H/1H at once on one chart — you see confluence immediately, not after six TF switches.
Zone entry (support/resistance), breakout up/down.
04 · Course included
A tool without a method is just pretty lines
Every plan includes the course: how to read zones and Σ strength, how to interpret breakout probability, how to manage risk and position size — and what this tool willnot tell you. General educational content, no personalised recommendations.
Course outline →- 01Start: install and configure the dashboard
- 02S/R zones: where they come from and how to read them
- 03Σ strength and breakout chance in practice
- 04Risk management: position, stop, scenarios
- 05An analytical routine without watching screens 24/7
05 · Pricing
Try it first. No card.
14 days · no card
- ✓ Full S/R Dashboard
- ✓ Course module 1
- ✓ Expires on its own — zero commitment
pricing announced at launch
- ✓ The dashboard live on your chart
- ✓ 4 TradingView alerts
- ✓ Modules 2–5: working with the live readout
pricing announced at launch
- ✓ Everything in Standard
- ✓ Screener: 8 markets in one table + alerts
- ✓ The ATR strategy joins at no extra cost after validation
06 · FAQ
The questions you should be asking
?Are these buy/sell signals?
No. MarketSonar shows zones, their strength and breakout chance — analytically and educationally. Interpretation and decisions are yours. We do not provide investment advice.
?What do I need to start?
A free TradingView account. After purchase (or on trial) you give us your username and we grant invite-only access — the indicator appears in your scripts.
?Does the trial need a card?
No. Email plus TradingView username gets you 14 days of full access. It expires on its own — nothing to cancel.
?Which markets does it work on?
Developed and tested mainly on BTC/ETH and US blue-chip stocks. Technical S/R levels compute on any TradingView instrument.
?Does the indicator repaint?
Levels from a still-forming higher-timeframe bar can shift until that bar closes. We say this openly and teach you how to account for it. Honesty over a pretty backtest.