What Midas Chart Symbols on TradingView Mean

Signal arrow, confluence score and position projection

A BUY or SELL arrow appears on a closed candle and no longer moves: signals do not repaint retroactively. Hover over the arrow to see a plain-language analysis and a circular reading for each built-in indicator: green for upward conditions, red for downward conditions, with more circles indicating greater strength.

• The percentage next to a signal is a score calculated on a 30-point scale from the number of converging factors. You can hide signals below a selected threshold in the settings.
• Position projection – the ready markup of the transaction: stop loss on current volatility (ATR) and three goals for the nearest areas of liquidity accumulation.
• A reliability assessment is a confirmation, not an order: it does not replace your strategy or guarantee signal performance.

Upper indicator: where price is located

All of this is drawn on top of the price, and you can see a detailed breakdown of each element on the top indicator page.

• Moving EMAs 20, 50, 100, 200 – The color shows the direction of the global trend, the lines themselves work in levels.
• The price channel is the direction and strength of the local trend, the channel boundaries work with support and resistance.
• Horizontal levels - the indicator finds the reversal zones and shows their strength: a weak level turned the price once, a strong one - two or more.
• The volume profile is the purple shelves where the maximum volumes have passed: a magnet for large players.
• The heat map of liquidity is strips of stop orders: under the price of the long stop, above the price of the shorts stop.
• Market pressure is a circle on a candle: the color shows who is pressing inside the candle, the size shows how much.
• Manipulation warns of a possible sharp upward or downward price move driven by a large participant.
• Divergence is a number in a circle: how many price divergences with oscillators the indicator found is an early sign of a reversal.

Lower indicator: whether timing is confirmed

A separate window under the graph, a detailed analysis on the bottom indicator page.

• Cash flow is a long-term trend of big money: money enters an asset or exits.
• The trend ribbon shows the beginning and end of a medium-term trend and smooths noise in volatile markets.
• The price momentum is the strength and speed of the current wave, the point of reversal of the momentum.
• The pressure of the big players is the accumulation phase at the bottom and the distribution phase at the top.
• Large-participant buying and selling appears as purple waves: waves from below indicate buying pressure, while waves from above indicate selling pressure.
• Pump and Dump warnings are yellow circles that indicate a possible sharp move by a large participant; a brighter circle indicates a stronger signal.
• Delta volumes - who won inside the candle and with what advantage.
• The overheating scale is a detailed overbought and oversold on six oscillators at once.

Chart-reading order: top to bottom

1. 1

   Determine the trend by the top indicator

   EMA color and channel color. Against the trend, signals work noticeably worse, which is the main reason for the beginner's losses.

2. 2

   Find the nearest areas of interest

   Horizontal levels, shelves of volume, liquidity accumulations, price goes from zone to zone.

3. 3

   Wait for the signal by the zone.

   Not in the middle of the void, but where the price reacts to the level.

4. 4

   Confirm the entrance with the lower indicator

   Cash flow and momentum should look toward the deal, not against it.