Which Markets Can I Apply MarketGod On?

We've designed MarketGod to work on all of them. If a ticker is available on our partner's site, we can analyze the data and apply the algorithm.

MarketGod shows a repainting warning when setting the alerts up

Since our indicator does not and will not repaint, its more than likely you've tried to set an alert on the strategy and not the indicator. Set the alert on the indicator to correct the issue.

How do I upgrade my scripts?

If we have published an upgrade and you are looking to update your indicator, simply refresh the page and add indicator from the invite only section of your indicator library.

Why are my labels only showing up on the part of the chart?

If your labels are disappearing on a given chart, it may be related to Tradingview's limits on plots and labels.

I've Recently Purchased. My Indicator Access Is Still Locked?

Please be sure you have provided us with your username for Tradingview to add you to the tool. If you have, Please check you have refreshed your browser, and move on to the next step. If you have not, Please email us your order confirmation, along with your Tradingview username, to support@marketgod.io.MarketGod for Tradingview [strategy]

How do you add MarketGod to your chart?

From the homepage, click on ‘Chart’ in the top navigation bar. Select “Indicators” on the top-center-middle panel: In the indicator library, you will notice your tradingview account will now have a "invite only" section on the left-and side. The indicator and strategy will both be available to you.

What is a buy and sell trading indicator?

A buy and sell trading indicator is a tool or signal used by traders to help identify potential buying or selling opportunities in the financial markets. Buy and Sell indicators are typically based on mathematical calculations or statistical models that use historical price and volume data to predict future market movements.

What is percent profitability?

Percent profitable is a metric used in trading to measure the percentage of a trader's trades that were profitable. It is calculated by dividing the total number of profitable trades by the total number of trades, and expressing the result as a percentage. For example, if a trader made 100 trades and 60 of them were profitable, their percent profitable would be 60%. Percent profitable is often used by traders to evaluate the effectiveness of their trading strategy, and to compare their performance to other traders. A higher percent profitable typically indicates that a trader's strategy is effective and profitable, while a lower percent profitable may indicate that the trader needs to make adjustments to their strategy.