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 Trend Pullback Map (TradingView)

AT24 Trend Pullback Map for TradingView draws the EMA ribbon, marks where price touched the fast EMA inside a trend, and shows how pullbacks really ended on the chart you are looking at (Pine Script). What you get - An EMA 20 / 50 / 200 ribbon with the mid EMA coloured by trend, triangles at fast-EMA touches (not buy or sell arrows), and a dashboard table: trend, zone, distance from the fast EMA in ATR, pullbacks resolved, how often the trend resumed versus failed, median depth. - TradingView uses all the bars loaded on your chart, so counts differ from the MetaTrader 5 edition by timeframe and history. What was verified: the script compiles and renders in TradingView's Pine Editor (OANDA XAUUSD 1h, 566 resolved touches: trend resumed 29%, failed 56%, neither 15%, median depth 4.2 ATR - see the screenshot). These numbers are historical and descriptive, depend on the definitions in the dashboard, and show no edge: pullbacks failed more often than they resumed. 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; the triangles only mark where price touched the fast EMA, they are not buy or sell arrows, and it never places orders. Not financial advice. Trading leveraged products is risky.

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