TradingViewGoldTested

Tested on demo accounts by the seller. A utility has no trading performance, so no Trust State applies - see the description for exactly what was tested.

AT24 Round Levels (TradingView)

AT24 Round Levels for TradingView draws a round-number grid on your chart, shows the nearest big level and measures on the chart you are looking at whether price really bounced or broke through at round numbers - against control levels half a step away (Pine Script). What you get - Round-number lines at three steps you choose (10, 50 and 100 by default for gold) and the nearest big level with its distance. - A dashboard table: touches, bounce rate and break-through rate at each step next to the control levels. Equal numbers mean no round-number effect. - TradingView uses all the bars loaded on your chart, so counts differ from the MetaTrader 5 edition by timeframe and history. Set the steps for other symbols. What was verified: the script compiles and renders in TradingView's Pine Editor (OANDA XAUUSD 1h: 6,220 / 1,321 / 661 touches at the 10 / 50 / 100 steps; bounce 51% / 47% / 48% against about 51% / 51% / 47% at control levels - see the screenshot). These numbers are historical and descriptive and show no edge: price did not react differently at round numbers than at arbitrary levels. Not verified: live-money use, other symbols and exchanges. Delivered as a zip with the Pine source and a one-minute install guide. Plain Pine source with no web access: TradingView cannot check a licence key inside a script, so the licence is the purchase itself - the file is delivered to your AT24 account for use on your own TradingView account, please do not share or publish it. Descriptive history on your own broker data. Context tool, not a signal or a forecast; it prints no buy or sell arrows and never places orders; swing size is an input and other sizes give other numbers. Not financial advice. Trading leveraged products is risky.

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