Questions, answered

Four TradingView indicators: MYI Reversl (a complete decision panel with entry, stop, three targets and lot size), MYI Zones (automatic price zones that turn into full entry signals), MYI Calculator (exact position sizing from three draggable lines) and MYI Key Levels (the high and low of every major session). Every plan includes all four.

Any symbol TradingView carries — forex, metals, indices, crypto, stocks and futures. The indicators read price, so they are not tied to one market.

For the signal-producing indicators, intraday charts (5, 15 and 30 minutes) are where they were designed to be used. MYI Calculator and MYI Key Levels work on any timeframe.

No. Signals are evaluated on closed candles only, so nothing flickers inside a forming bar and a printed signal is never moved or deleted afterwards. The arrow you see today sits in the same place tomorrow.

We do not publish a win rate, and we would be suspicious of anyone who does. A win rate depends entirely on the symbol, the timeframe, the period tested and how the trade is managed — a single headline number tells you nothing useful and is trivially cherry-picked.

What we can tell you is what the tools do: they mark the levels, size the position and track the trade. Load them on your own symbol, look left at the historical prints, and judge them on your own market.

The internal method is proprietary and we do not publish it — that logic is the product. What is fully documented is everything you need to use it: what appears on the chart, what each row of the panel means, what every setting changes, and how the alerts are formatted.

Yes, they are built to coexist. The only limit is TradingView's own cap on how many indicators a chart may hold, which depends on your TradingView plan — the free tier allows a small number, paid tiers allow more.

Yes. MYI Reversl and MYI Calculator carry a language switch inside their settings that changes the whole on-chart table and every label between Arabic and English. The settings panel itself stays bilingual, because TradingView requires setting names to be fixed at compile time.

No. These are chart-analysis tools; they mark levels and calculate sizes, and you place every order yourself. If you want automation, the alerts can be emitted as JSON to a webhook so your own bot or execution platform can act on them — but that connection, and the risk that comes with it, is yours to build and own.

Each indicator has its own monthly price, shown on the pricing page. Pick only the ones you trade: two or more take a bundle discount off the whole cart, and 3, 6 or 12 months cost less per month than paying monthly. The pricing page works out the exact total as you choose — the same amount checkout charges.

No. There is one product and it contains everything. We would rather sell one honest plan than three tiers designed to make you regret the cheapest one.

PayPal, or the Whop gateway — which covers bank cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and other local methods depending on your country. Both routes are shown on the pricing page for every plan.

The monthly plan renews each month until you cancel. The 3, 6 and 12-month plans are single payments for a fixed term and do not renew by themselves — nothing is charged unexpectedly when they end.

Cancel from your dashboard at any time, or directly in your PayPal account under Automatic Payments if you paid that way. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.

Access is granted to your TradingView account immediately and cannot be un-seen, so subscriptions are non-refundable once access has been delivered. If the fault is ours — a double charge, or access that never arrived — we refund it in full, no argument. The full terms are in the refund policy.

Yes. Message us before your current term ends and we will credit the days you have left against the new plan, so you never pay twice for the same period.

Not at the moment. Because access is granted directly to a TradingView account, a trial is effectively a free copy — so instead we keep the monthly plan low-commitment: subscribe for one month, test it on your own charts, and cancel with one click if it is not for you.

As soon as you submit your TradingView username, usually within minutes. If you pay outside working hours it may take until the next working day, and we will email you the moment it is done.

Open TradingView, click your profile picture in the top-right corner, and the name shown at the top of that menu is your username. It is not your email address — sending the email instead of the username is the single most common reason access is delayed.

Open a chart, click Indicators, and look under the Invite-only scripts tab — they will not appear in the general search. If the tab is empty, log out of TradingView and back in to refresh your permissions.

If they are still missing, the username we were given almost certainly does not match your account. Send us your exact username and we will correct it straight away.

Yes. Access is tied to your TradingView account, not to a device — so laptop, phone, tablet and desktop all work as long as you are signed in to the same account.

No. A subscription licenses one TradingView account. Sharing credentials or redistributing access ends the subscription without a refund, and we do check for it.

The indicators are removed from your Invite-only list and stop drawing on your charts. Nothing else about your TradingView account changes, and your own drawings, layouts and alerts stay untouched. Resubscribe at any time and access is restored to the same account.

Create one alert on the indicator and set the condition to "Any alert() function call". That single alert then delivers every signal, and optionally every target and stop hit, with the symbol, timeframe and prices included. You do not need a separate alert per level.

Yes. Switch the alert message format to JSON and point the alert's webhook URL at your endpoint. MYI Key Levels also adds a secret key to every payload so your receiver can verify the request genuinely came from your chart. Note that TradingView requires a paid plan for webhook alerts.

Usually one of three things. The market may offer no valid reading in the chosen direction right now — in that case a short note is shown instead of levels, which is normal and intentional. Or the chart timeframe is outside the range the signal engine evaluates. Or the relevant display toggle is switched off in the settings.

Check the note on the chart first; if it does not explain it, send us the symbol and timeframe and we will look at it.

No — the free tier runs all four indicators. A paid TradingView plan only becomes necessary if you want several indicators on one chart at once, or webhook alerts for automation. Those are TradingView's limits, not ours.

Yes, at no extra cost for as long as you subscribe. Updates apply to the script itself, so you get them automatically the next time you load a chart — there is nothing to download or reinstall.

We reply within one working day, Sunday to Thursday, 9am–6pm Saudi time (GMT+3). Access problems are prioritised over everything else. If you have an active subscription, opening a ticket from your dashboard is fastest because it arrives with your subscription details attached.

No. We support the tools, not your trading decisions. We are not licensed financial advisors, we do not give trade recommendations, and we will not review individual positions. What we will do is explain exactly what any part of an indicator means or does.