Trade Model lessons
Short, practical video lessons on the Trade Model indicator: how it builds structure, what every setting does, and how to apply it on a live chart — from the first start bar to alerts on new trade ranges. Watch, then put it to work in your own analysis.
First lesson
Trade Model: what the paid indicator shows and how to try the DEMO
What the paid Trade Model indicator shows on top of the free one — and how to try it with a 14-day DEMO
All lessons
Order blocks in Trade Model: which candle price turns from
Price can turn from the whole flow zone — or from a single candle inside it. How Trade Model finds the order block and where to turn it on in the settings
Zone strength in Trade Model: why one zone holds price and another breaks
One flow zone holds price, another gets pierced right through. Trade Model gives each zone strength stars from zero to two — for an impulsive departure and for a higher-timeframe imbalance. Where to turn it on and how to see why a zone got its stars
What makes Trade Model different
Winrate Engine
Statistics across the trade ranges the indicator forms: how many were built and how many played out by direction — a clear read on how the model behaves on a given instrument.
MTF Directional Panel
Direction from several higher timeframes right on the current chart — no manual switching, so you instantly see whether the local move agrees with the higher structure.
Auto Structure Flip
After a confirmed break of structure the indicator can flip the main direction on its own, keeping it tracking the market without constant manual resets.
Range alerts in TradingView
An alert fires on your chart when a new trade range appears and when it plays out — set up with TradingView's own alert tools; the delivery channel is whichever one you pick there.
Key terms used in the lessons
- Trade range
- The core unit Trade Model works with — a structured range the indicator forms and tracks as price moves; alerts are tied to new ranges and how they play out.
- Point A / Point B
- Point A is the confirmed start of a move (higher-timeframe context, a zone of interest and structural confirmation); point B is where price is most likely heading by liquidity.
- Impulse / correction / accumulation
- How the indicator reads candles: impulse candles drive the move, correction candles pull back, accumulation candles sit inside the range without working liquidity either side.
- Break of structure
- A confirmed shift of the prevailing structure; with Auto Structure Flip on, it can switch the indicator's main direction.
⚡ Ready to apply it?
The lessons are open. No paid access yet. The demo is free, on Telegram.