Start here
Everything you need for the first day, and nothing you do not. This takes about ten minutes.
1. Find your scripts
- Open any chart on TradingView.
- Click Indicators in the top toolbar.
- Choose Invite-only scripts in the left-hand list. All three are there.
If the list is empty, do not troubleshoot it — that is ours to fix. Write to us and we will sort it out.
2. Start with Price Reaction Levels
If you would rather not choose: open EURUSD on the daily timeframe and add Price Reaction Levels. It is liquid, it trends and ranges in turn, and the levels are easy to see. You can move to your own markets tomorrow.
One indicator, one chart, today. Add Price Reaction Levels to a market you already follow, on the daily timeframe, and leave every setting alone for now. The defaults are the intended configuration, not a starting guess.
It marks the horizontal levels price has actually reacted to, reads trend from two independent engines that must agree before the state flips, and shows the current planned setup: entry, structural stop and staged targets.
Your whole exercise for day one: look at where the nearest level sits relative to price, and read what the plan panel gives as the stop. That is enough.
3. Which system for which job
Price Reaction Levels — levels and planning
Where price has meaningful reaction structure, and what the current planned setup looks like. Start here if you are not sure where to start.
DisruptNEX — intraday structure
Market direction, trend maturity, exhaustion and impulse activity for traders working inside the session.
Pro Swing — swing entries and risk
Swing and trend channels, entries, stop and target placement, and position sizing for positions held over days.
Each is complete on its own. You do not need to run all three on one chart, and you do not need them to agree — disagreement between two systems built for different timeframes is not a signal.
4. Which one to open today
The honest answer is that it depends on what the market in front of you is doing, not on the day of the week. Read your own chart and match it:
Price is respecting the same levels again and again
Open Price Reaction Levels, daily or 4-hour. This is what it is built for: the level that has already turned price more than once, and the plan around it.
Price is moving hard inside the session and you want a way in
Open DisruptNEX, 15-minute or 5-minute. It reads pressure, pullbacks and entry candles while the move is happening.
You are holding, or want to hold, for several days
Open Pro Swing, 4-hour or daily. Channels, entries, stop and target placement, and position size for a trade you will not watch all day.
Nothing looks clear
Then nothing is the answer. None of these systems is built to find a trade in a market that is not offering one, and a tool that always has something to say is not being honest with you.
This is a way of reading your own charts, not a signal feed. We do not scan markets for you and we do not send you setups — you look, you match, you decide.
5. The first week
Today — one chart, Price Reaction Levels, defaults untouched. Find the nearest level and read the stop the plan panel gives.
Day 2 or 3 — the same chart, one day later. Did the level hold, break, or get ignored? That single comparison teaches more than ten new charts.
Day 4 to 7 — add the second system, chosen by the table above rather than by curiosity. One is enough.
After that — tell us the markets and timeframes you actually trade, and we will tell you which of the three fits them and what to set. That is included, and it is the fastest way to get value out of this.
6. Getting help
Questions are answered by the author, not a ticket queue reading from a script. Tell us the market and timeframe you trade and we will tell you what to set.
- Cannot access a script: first reply within 4 business hours.
- Question about using one: within 1 business day.
- Something is broken: tell us — that is our problem, not yours.
Email support@mqlsoftware.com, or message MQLSoftware directly on TradingView.
7. What these systems are, and are not
They are decision-support tooling: they mark structure, levels and conditions so you can plan a trade and manage risk with a consistent method.
They are not a signal service and not automated trading. No win rate is claimed and no profit is promised. Every decision is yours.