Trade the breakout, or trade the pullback — whichever suits your style. Either way, the trend-colored channel and the multi-timeframe table always show you which way the trend is actually running, so you never end up trading against it. That's the edge: one indicator, tuned automatically to whatever chart you're on, from 30-second scalps to weekly swings.
No outlook to wait for, no alerts to filter through someone else. One script runs on your chart, tuned to your timeframe, on its own.
Get instant access to the invite-only script — add it to any instrument and timeframe you already trade. It reads your chart's own timeframe and tunes itself automatically, no extra setup required.
When the trend turns, the channel changes color and draws a live level from that exact point — visible on your chart, and in the multi-timeframe table, until price breaks through or the trend turns again first.
Take the breakout when the level gives way, or switch to pullback mode and wait for price to dip back into the trend first. Either way, whatever's no longer active fades out on its own, so you always know what's live.
Works across indices, forex, and individual equities — it performs best on stock indices and single names, where trends tend to run cleaner.
One price-action trend engine, not a stack of separate tools. It reads your chart's own timeframe and adjusts its sensitivity automatically — or you can lock it to Short-Term or Long-Term tuning yourself.
Invite-only script, added directly to your charting platform — any instrument, any timeframe, no separate app or dashboard.
Set alerts for a new level or reaction zone forming, and separately for when one resolves — TradingView notifies you the moment either happens, in Breakout or pullback mode, even with the chart closed.
The indicator flags the setups — turning them into consistent results still takes your read on which ones to take, sized and managed your way.
TrailTrend isn't just a channel that flips color — it's a complete read on trend structure, with a multi-timeframe view and a choice of how you want to enter, all in one script.
A compact on-chart table shows the trend read on three timeframes at once — 5m/15m/30m or Daily/Weekly/Monthly, matched automatically to whichever chart you're on — so you can check alignment before you take a signal, not after.
Breakout mode holds out for real conviction — it filters out the fake breakouts that snap straight back and waits for the signal that actually sticks. Flip to pullback mode instead and it tracks zones where buying or selling pressure was clearly one-sided, where there's a high probability of a reaction — flagging them only when they line up with the current trend.
Non-repainting. A signal or level, once printed, never shifts or disappears as new bars form. What you see on historical bars is exactly what would have shown in real time — you can backtest just by scrolling back and looking at the chart.
Figures reflect typical performance at 1:1 risk/reward when signals are filtered with discretion, not taken automatically — the indicator flags setups, but results depend on how they're selected and managed. The same signals can be traded from 1:1 up to 1:10 R:R. Not an audited or independently verified track record; educational content, not financial advice.
One script that reads your timeframe and adjusts itself — pick a plan below.
No. Once a level or signal prints, it stays exactly where it printed — it doesn't shift or vanish as new bars form. Scroll back on the chart and what you see is what would have shown in real time, so you can visually backtest with confidence.
The signals themselves are generated mechanically — trend direction, turn levels, and (in pullback mode) reaction zones aligned with the trend all plot directly on your chart. But it's not a fully automated system: consistent results come from applying discretion on top, filtering which signals you take rather than acting on every one.
By default (Mode = Auto) it reads your chart's own timeframe and tunes itself — one behavior at 1-hour and below, a different one above that — so the same script works whether you're scalping or swing trading. Prefer to lock it yourself? Set Mode to Short-Term or Long-Term and it stays on that tuning no matter which chart you're viewing.
Breakout mode plots the original level-and-break setup, and it's built to hold out for real conviction — filtering out the fake breakouts that snap back immediately and only confirming a level once price actually breaks it with strength. Switch to pullback mode and that turns off in favor of zones where buying or selling pressure was clearly one-sided — areas with a high probability of a reaction — flagged only when they align with the current trend, so you can enter on a dip back into the move instead of waiting for a breakout. Only one mode runs at a time — switch between them in the settings whenever you like.
A small table on your chart showing the trend read on three timeframes at once, so you can see whether they agree before acting on a signal. It follows your Mode setting — 5m/15m/30m in Short-Term, Daily/Weekly/Monthly in Long-Term — and updates only when each timeframe's own candle closes, so it never repaints or flickers mid-bar.
TrailTrend works on any liquid market, but it's strongest on stock indices and individual equities, where trends tend to hold longer. Forex and other markets work too when the trend is clean.
No. It's a charting tool for your own analysis. Entries, sizing, and risk decisions are yours to make.
Your access continues at $49/month unless you cancel before the renewal date. No separate sign-up needed — it just carries on at the standard rate. Prefer no recurring payment? The lifetime plan is a one-time $450.