The TradingView Indicator Pack

Ya.puka’s indicators,
on your own charts

These are exactly the indicators Ya.puka uses for its analyses. You add them to your TradingView in one click, and they show you the market the way we see it.

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What’s in the Pack

Eight indicators, each with its own role

Here is what each one does, in a few words, and how it can help you.

Why these indicators exist

An AI can’t read the prices on a chart accurately. It sees an image, not exact numbers, so it has to be given the prices. But TradingView doesn’t let you export what you draw (lines, zones, channels). That is exactly what High Zones, Low Zones and Trend do: they turn your drawings into numbers for the AI.

Good to know first

Without these indicators, you can’t run a personal analysis on Ya.puka.

To analyze your chart, the AI needs to read your data. Only our indicators know how to pass it on.

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They’re the same ones Ya.puka uses

Our analyses are built on these indicators. So you see on your screen exactly what we look at.

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Set up to work with our services

They are configured specifically for Ya.puka. No other indicator, however well known, can do it in their place.

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They send your data to the AI

Each one prepares its information in the format our AI expects, which is what lets it analyze your chart at any time.

Bitcoin chart with the Datas indicator

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★ The most important

Datas

This is the heart of Ya.puka. Datas displays the Vegas on your chart: four price bands, each calculated over a different period (4 hours, 1 day, 1 week…). They are major reference points around which price often reacts.

The Vegas tell you a huge amount at once. Think of them as a map of the market: where it stands, where it’s heading and where it may turn around.

What the Vegas tell you

  • Support and resistance: the places where price may bounce or stall.
  • The direction of the trend: is the market going up or down?
  • The move in progress and the move to come.
  • Potential reversals: the moments when the market may change direction.

Datas also spots the MSS and the MSB, with their targets: information just as essential.

They tell what the market is doing right now: is it reversing, or is it continuing? And how far it may go.

The MSS, the MSB and their targets

  • MSS: the market changes direction. It’s a reversal signal.
  • MSB: the market continues in its direction by breaking a new level.
  • Target: the price the move may aim for, drawn as a dotted line on the chart. Its exact price is passed on to the AI.

Datas also marks the key levels of the previous day, week and month, then passes all this information to the AI in one go.

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For you: see at a glance where the market stands and what it’s preparing, without drawing anything yourself.

Bitcoin chart with the FVG/IFVG indicator

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Zones that matter

FVG/IFVG

Spots the places where price moved so fast that it left a “gap”. Price often tends to come back to them. The indicator draws these zones and tracks every time price touches them.

Their outline changes color over time: you can instantly tell whether a zone is still fresh, already retested or broken, without calculating anything.

For you: know in advance where price may react, with the exact prices of these zones passed on to the AI.

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The colors warn you

  • Colored outline: the zone is fresh; price hasn’t come back to test it yet. It’s the most attractive.
  • Black outline (default): price has already come back to touch it. The zone has become more fragile or less attractive.
  • Broken zone: price crosses it, it becomes an iFVG and its polarity flips. The indicator automatically changes its color to warn you.
Bitcoin chart with the Fibonacci Premium/Discount indicator

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Expensive or cheap

Fibonacci Premium/Discount

Splits the market into an “expensive” zone (Premium) and a “cheap” zone (Discount), on two scales: the normal one and the wider one. Price constantly moves from one to the other.

It doesn’t drop in one go: it stops at important levels, displayed with their exact prices. The 0.382 is the first reference, and the golden zone (from 0.618 to 0.786) is the most closely watched zone.

The Fibonacci adapts on its own to the direction of price: it positions itself the right way and shows the right levels.

For you: instantly see whether price is at the top or the bottom of its range, and where the important reference points are.

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Bitcoin chart with the MACD indicator

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Market momentum

MACD

The MACD measures the market’s momentum: its colored histogram, easy to read, shows whether price is gaining strength or running out of steam. The indicator also detects divergences on its own, regular and hidden: when price and the MACD no longer move in the same direction, it’s a frequent sign of a change of direction. It also flags divergences in progress, before they are confirmed.

Its data is then passed on to the AI for your analyses.

For you: spot a loss of momentum without having to look for it by eye, and pass this information on to the AI.

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Bitcoin chart with the RSI indicator

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Market overheating

RSI

The RSI shows whether the market is in overbought territory (price rose too fast and may catch its breath) or oversold (it fell too far and may bounce). The indicator also detects divergences on its own, regular and hidden: when price and the RSI no longer move in the same direction, it’s a frequent sign of a change of direction.

It warns you before a divergence is confirmed and notes how long ago it happened.

For you: be alerted early, know whether the signal is recent or already too old, and pass it on to the AI.

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Bitcoin chart with the High Zones indicator

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Your zones above

High Zones

Your chart quickly fills up with lines, to the point where you can’t see anything. Here, you outline high zones that cover several reference points at once. TradingView doesn’t let you export what you draw, so in three steps:

  1. Draw a rectangle with TradingView’s “Rectangle” tool.
  2. Note its prices and enter them into the indicator, with a label (what the zone represents), its type and its importance.
  3. Delete the rectangle: the indicator redraws it in its place.

For you: keep a clean, readable chart while passing your zones on to the AI, down to the exact price.

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Bitcoin chart with the Low Zones indicator

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Your zones below

Low Zones

The same principle, on the downside: you outline low zones, where price may bounce, instead of piling up lines. In three steps:

  1. Draw a rectangle with TradingView’s “Rectangle” tool.
  2. Note its prices and enter them into the indicator, with a label (what the zone represents), its type and its importance.
  3. Delete the rectangle: the indicator redraws it in its place.

For you: a chart that stays clear, and an AI that knows your low zones with exact prices.

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Bitcoin chart with the Trend indicator

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Your trends

Trend

TradingView doesn’t let you export what you draw. Trend works around the problem, in three steps:

  1. Draw your channel with TradingView’s “Parallel Channel” tool.
  2. Add the Trend indicator and redraw it over your channel.
  3. Delete the parallel channel drawing: the Trend line stays displayed.

For you: have your trend clearly visible on the chart and, above all, passed on correctly to the AI. Add the indicator as many times as you have trends to follow: each copy has its two points, its type and its importance, and the analysis numbers them automatically.

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Also plan for

A TradingView Premium subscription at minimum

Ya.puka indicators run on TradingView. To use them all at the same time on your chart, it is essential to have at least the Premium plan at TradingView: lighter plans limit the number of indicators and don’t include alerts that never expire.

This subscription is paid directly to TradingView. It is separate from your Ya.puka Pack.

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Affiliate link: if you subscribe through this link, Ya.puka may receive a commission.

The right time to subscribe

  • So far, TradingView has run discounts twice a year.
  • The first is at the start of summer, the second during Black Friday.
  • If you’re hesitating, it’s really worth waiting for one of these periods to take out your subscription.

These are the periods observed so far: TradingView remains free to change its offers and dates.

One payment, forever

Your Pack never costs anything more.

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Lifetime access

You pay once. No subscription, no renewal: the Pack is yours forever.

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New ones included automatically

Every time we add an indicator, it joins your Pack on its own. You have nothing to buy again.

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8 today, more tomorrow

The Pack has 8 indicators for now, and will have more in the future, with no extra charge.

For now, these are the Ya.puka Trader indicators. We will add some for Ya.puka Holder as soon as it launches: they will also be part of your Pack, at no extra cost.

Get the Pack · $197 one-time

The indicators are tools to help read the chart. They do not constitute investment advice and do not guarantee any result.