🏦 BANKNIFTY & NIFTY IT DASHBOARD

Version 1.0 - Complete Documentation

Professional Trading Indicator for Banking & IT Sector Analysis

📖 Introduction

The BankNifty & Nifty IT Dashboard is a specialized TradingView indicator designed for traders focusing on Banking and Information Technology sectors of the Indian stock market. This powerful tool monitors 20 stocks simultaneously - 12 banking stocks and 8 IT stocks - providing comprehensive sector-wise analysis in real-time.

🎯 Primary Purpose: To provide sector-specific trading signals and sentiment analysis for BankNifty and Nifty IT components, helping traders identify opportunities in these high-volume sectors.

Why This Dashboard?

  • Sector Focus: Banking and IT are two most traded sectors in NSE
  • 20 Stocks Coverage: Complete visibility of major index components
  • Real-time Signals: Automated BUY/SELL/HOLD signals for each stock
  • Sector Sentiment: Aggregate market mood for Banking and IT separately
  • Professional Design: Clean, color-coded interface for quick decision making

📊 Stocks Covered

🏦 Bank Nifty Stocks (12):
  1. SBIN - State Bank of India
  2. HDFCBANK - HDFC Bank
  3. ICICIBANK - ICICI Bank
  4. AXISBANK - Axis Bank
  5. KOTAKBANK - Kotak Mahindra Bank
  6. PNB - Punjab National Bank
  7. BANKBARODA - Bank of Baroda
  8. INDUSINDBK - IndusInd Bank
  9. FEDERALBNK - Federal Bank
  10. IDFCFIRSTB - IDFC First Bank
  11. CANBK - Canara Bank
  12. AUBANK - AU Small Finance Bank
💻 Nifty IT Stocks (8):
  1. TCS - Tata Consultancy Services
  2. INFY - Infosys
  3. HCLTECH - HCL Technologies
  4. WIPRO - Wipro
  5. TECHM - Tech Mahindra
  6. LTIM - LTIMindtree
  7. PERSISTENT - Persistent Systems
  8. COFORGE - Coforge
💡 Coverage: These 20 stocks represent the core components of BankNifty and Nifty IT indices, covering approximately 70-80% of their respective index weights.

⭐ Main Features

🏦 Banking Sector Focus

12 major banking stocks with complete technical analysis - from large-cap to mid-cap banks

💻 IT Sector Coverage

8 leading IT companies tracking the technology sector momentum

📈 Real-time Metrics

LTP, Change%, RSI, Trend, EMA status, VWAP position for each stock

🎯 Smart Signals

Automated BUY/SELL/HOLD signals based on EMA and VWAP confluence

🔄 Sector Sentiment

Aggregated sentiment showing if Banking or IT sector is bullish/bearish

🎨 Professional UI

Dark theme with color-coded cells for instant visual feedback

🖥️ Dashboard Components Explained

Column-by-Column Breakdown:

Column Description Color Coding
📊 SYMBOL Stock ticker symbol White text on dark background
💰 LTP Last Traded Price (Current Price) Cyan color for emphasis
📈 CHn% Percentage change from previous day close Green (>2%), Light Green (0-2%), Light Red (0 to -2%), Red (<-2%)
🎯 RSI 14-period Relative Strength Index Red (≥70 Overbought), Green (≤30 Oversold), Gray (30-70 Normal)
📉 TREND Price vs 20-period SMA Green (🚀 UP), Red (📉 DOWN)
🔄 EMA Price position relative to EMA 20 Green (Above), Red (Below)
💎 VWAP Price position relative to VWAP Green (Above), Red (Below)
🎯 SIGNAL Final trading recommendation Green (🟢 BUY), Red (🔴 SELL), Gray (⚪ HOLD)

Sector Sentiment Bars

At the bottom of the dashboard, two sentiment bars provide aggregate sector analysis:

🏦 BANK NIFTY SENTIMENT BAR: Shows: Overall sentiment + Buy signals count + Sell signals count + Neutral count Color: Green (Bullish) | Red (Bearish) | Gray (Neutral) 💻 NIFTY IT SENTIMENT BAR: Shows: Overall sentiment + Buy signals count + Sell signals count + Neutral count Color: Green (Bullish) | Red (Bearish) | Gray (Neutral)
Sentiment Logic:
- Bullish Momentum: When Buy signals > Sell signals
- Bearish Pressure: When Sell signals > Buy signals
- Neutral Range: When Buy signals = Sell signals

📈 Technical Indicators Details

1. RSI (Relative Strength Index)

Length: 14 periods (default, customizable)

Purpose: Identifies overbought and oversold conditions

RSI Range Condition Trading Implication
RSI ≥ 70 Overbought (OB) ⚠️ Consider profit booking or avoid new longs
RSI 30-70 Normal Zone Follow trend-based signals
RSI ≤ 30 Oversold (OS) ✅ Potential buying opportunity for reversal

2. Moving Averages (MA/EMA)

The dashboard uses multiple moving averages for different purposes:

  • SMA 20 (Trend): Used in TREND column - Price > SMA20 = Uptrend
  • EMA 20: Used in EMA column and for signal generation
  • EMA 50: Plotted on chart (Purple line) - Medium-term trend
  • EMA 200: Plotted on chart - Long-term trend indicator
EMA vs SMA: - EMA (Exponential Moving Average): More weight to recent prices, faster response - SMA (Simple Moving Average): Equal weight to all prices, smoother but slower Dashboard Usage: - TREND column uses SMA 20 (smoother trend identification) - EMA column uses EMA 20 (faster signal generation)

3. VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price)

VWAP represents the average price weighted by volume - essentially the "fair value" of the stock for the day.

VWAP Trading Rules:
  • Price > VWAP: Bulls are in control, buyers are profitable
  • Price < VWAP: Bears are in control, sellers are profitable
  • Price bouncing off VWAP: Acts as dynamic support/resistance
  • Institutional Use: Large traders use VWAP to benchmark their execution prices

4. Volume Analysis

While not displayed in the dashboard, volume analysis happens behind the scenes:

  • Volume Average: 20-period average volume calculated
  • Volume Spike: Detected when volume > 2x average
  • Purpose: Used for signal confirmation (though not currently in final signal logic)

🎯 Signal Generation Logic

BUY Signal Conditions:

A 🟢 BUY signal is generated when BOTH conditions are met:

Condition 1: Price > EMA 20 Condition 2: Price > VWAP Logic: Price must be above both EMA 20 AND VWAP This ensures momentum (EMA) and institutional support (VWAP) are aligned
✅ BUY Signal Example:
Stock: HDFCBANK
LTP: ₹1,645
EMA 20: ₹1,630 → Price is Above (✓)
VWAP: ₹1,635 → Price is Above (✓)
SIGNAL: 🟢 BUY

SELL Signal Conditions:

A 🔴 SELL signal is generated when BOTH conditions are met:

Condition 1: Price < EMA 20 Condition 2: Price < VWAP Logic: Price must be below both EMA 20 AND VWAP This confirms bearish momentum and lack of institutional support
🔴 SELL Signal Example:
Stock: AXISBANK
LTP: ₹1,095
EMA 20: ₹1,110 → Price is Below (✓)
VWAP: ₹1,105 → Price is Below (✓)
SIGNAL: 🔴 SELL

HOLD Signal Conditions:

A ⚪ HOLD signal appears when conditions are mixed:

  • Price > EMA 20 BUT Price < VWAP (Conflicting signals)
  • Price < EMA 20 BUT Price > VWAP (Conflicting signals)
  • Neither clear BUY nor clear SELL setup exists
⚪ HOLD Signal Example:
Stock: SBIN
LTP: ₹785
EMA 20: ₹780 → Price is Above (Bullish)
VWAP: ₹790 → Price is Below (Bearish)
SIGNAL: ⚪ HOLD (Wait for clarity)

Signal Reliability:

Not all signals are equal. Here's how to filter high-probability setups:

Signal Quality Conditions Action
High Probability - Signal matches sector sentiment
- RSI in normal zone (30-70)
- Trend column also shows same direction
- Volume spike present 		✅ Take the trade with full position size
Medium Probability - Signal present but sector sentiment neutral
- RSI near extremes but not overbought/oversold
- Trend column shows opposite direction 		⚠️ Take with 50% position size or wait
Low Probability - Signal contradicts sector sentiment
- RSI at extreme (>70 for BUY, <30 for SELL)
- Multiple conflicting indicators 		❌ Skip the trade

📊 Chart Indicators

Plotted Lines on Main Chart:

  • EMA 20 (Amber/Yellow): Fast-moving average for short-term trend
  • EMA 50 (Purple): Medium-term trend indicator
  • VWAP (Cyan): Intraday institutional reference level
  • EMA 200 (Green/Red): Long-term trend - Green when price above, Red when below
Chart Reading Tips: 1. EMA Alignment Check: - Bullish: EMA 20 > EMA 50 > EMA 200 (All ascending) - Bearish: EMA 20 < EMA 50 < EMA 200 (All descending) 2. VWAP Usage: - Use as intraday support in uptrend - Use as intraday resistance in downtrend - Price crossing VWAP = potential reversal point 3. EMA 200: - Above = Long-term bullish (prefer long trades) - Below = Long-term bearish (prefer short trades or stay out)

Chart Labels (RSI Alerts):

The indicator automatically places labels on the chart when RSI reaches extremes:

  • ⚠️ OB Label: Appears when RSI crosses above 70 (Overbought zone)
  • ✅ OS Label: Appears when RSI crosses below 30 (Oversold zone)
How to Use RSI Labels:
- OB Labels: Consider booking profits on existing longs or tightening stop loss
- OS Labels: Watch for reversal opportunities, but confirm with other indicators
- In Strong Trends: RSI can stay overbought/oversold for extended periods

Chart Background Tint:

A subtle dark background tint is applied to reduce eye strain during extended trading hours.

💼 Trading Strategies

Strategy 1: Sector Momentum Trading

Best For: Intraday and swing traders

Timeframe: 5-minute to 1-hour charts

Setup Rules: 1. Check Sector Sentiment Bar: - For Banking stocks: Only trade if "🏦 BULLISH MOMENTUM" or "⚠️ BEARISH PRESSURE" - For IT stocks: Only trade if "💻 BULLISH MOMENTUM" or "⚠️ BEARISH PRESSURE" - Avoid trading when sector shows "⚖️ NEUTRAL RANGE" 2. Stock Selection: - Choose stocks where signal matches sector sentiment - Example: If Banking is BULLISH, look for stocks with 🟢 BUY signal - Prefer stocks with RSI between 40-60 (not at extremes) 3. Entry: - Enter when dashboard shows 🟢 BUY and sector is BULLISH - Enter SHORT when dashboard shows 🔴 SELL and sector is BEARISH 4. Stop Loss: - BUY trades: Below recent swing low or 1.5-2% below entry - SELL trades: Above recent swing high or 1.5-2% above entry 5. Target: - Minimum Risk:Reward = 1:1.5 - Book 50% at 1:1, trail rest with VWAP or EMA 20 6. Exit: - Exit immediately if signal changes to opposite - Exit if sector sentiment reverses
💡 Pro Tip: When 80% or more stocks in a sector show same signal (all BUY or all SELL), it indicates very strong sector momentum - these are highest probability trades.

Strategy 2: RSI Divergence + Signal Confluence

Best For: Swing traders looking for reversal entries

Timeframe: 1-hour to Daily charts

BUY Setup (Oversold Reversal): 1. Wait for RSI < 30 (OS label on chart) 2. Check if TREND column shows 📉 DOWN (confirming downtrend) 3. Watch for signal to change from 🔴 SELL to ⚪ HOLD 4. Enter when signal changes from ⚪ HOLD to 🟢 BUY 5. Confirmation: Price should cross above VWAP SELL Setup (Overbought Reversal): 1. Wait for RSI > 70 (OB label on chart) 2. Check if TREND column shows 🚀 UP (confirming uptrend) 3. Watch for signal to change from 🟢 BUY to ⚪ HOLD 4. Enter SHORT when signal changes from ⚪ HOLD to 🔴 SELL 5. Confirmation: Price should cross below VWAP Stop Loss: - BUY: Below the swing low that created the divergence - SELL: Above the swing high that created the divergence Target: - First target: Previous swing high (for BUY) or low (for SELL) - Second target: 1:2 Risk-Reward

Strategy 3: EMA Crossover with Sector Filter

Best For: Position traders and beginners

Timeframe: Daily charts

Simple Rules: 1. Watch the chart for EMA crossovers: - EMA 20 crossing above EMA 50 = Bullish crossover - EMA 20 crossing below EMA 50 = Bearish crossover 2. Check Dashboard Confirmation: - After bullish crossover, wait for 🟢 BUY signal in dashboard - After bearish crossover, wait for 🔴 SELL signal in dashboard 3. Sector Confirmation: - Only take BUY signals when sector sentiment is BULLISH - Only take SELL signals when sector sentiment is BEARISH 4. Entry: - Enter at market price when all three conditions align 5. Stop Loss: - BUY: Below EMA 50 - SELL: Above EMA 50 6. Exit: - When EMA 20 crosses back below EMA 50 (for longs) - When EMA 20 crosses back above EMA 50 (for shorts) - Or when dashboard signal changes to opposite Expected Win Rate: 60-70% with proper sector filtering Average Hold Time: 3-10 days

Strategy 4: Relative Strength Stock Selection

Best For: Traders managing multiple positions

Concept: Trade stocks showing stronger momentum than sector peers

  1. Identify Sector Trend: Check if Banking or IT sentiment is BULLISH or BEARISH
  2. Compare Stocks: Within bullish sector, find stocks with:
    • Highest positive % change
    • 🟢 BUY signal
    • RSI between 50-65 (momentum without overbought)
    • Above all EMAs (20, 50, 200)
  3. Position Sizing: Allocate more capital to strongest stocks (leaders)
  4. Portfolio Approach: Build basket of 3-4 strongest stocks instead of single position
Example Scenario:
Banking Sector: 🚀 BULLISH MOMENTUM (9 BUY, 2 SELL, 1 HOLD)

Top Picks (by strength):
1. HDFCBANK: +2.8%, RSI 58, BUY signal ← Strongest
2. ICICIBANK: +2.3%, RSI 55, BUY signal
3. AXISBANK: +1.9%, RSI 52, BUY signal

Action: Take positions in top 3, with 40% capital in HDFCBANK, 30% in ICICIBANK, 30% in AXISBANK

🛡️ Risk Management Rules

Position Sizing Rules:

  • Maximum Risk Per Trade: 1-2% of total capital
  • Maximum Sector Exposure: 30% of capital in Banking + 30% in IT = 60% total
  • Single Stock Limit: Maximum 10% of portfolio in any one stock
  • Signal-Based Sizing:
    • High probability setups (sector + signal + RSI aligned): Full 2% risk
    • Medium probability: 1% risk
    • Experimental trades: 0.5% risk

Stop Loss Guidelines:

Strategy Type Stop Loss Placement Typical Distance
Intraday (5-15 min) Below/Above VWAP or EMA 20 0.5-1% from entry
Swing (1 hour - Daily) Below/Above EMA 50 1.5-2.5% from entry
Position (Daily+) Below/Above EMA 200 3-5% from entry
RSI Reversal Below/Above recent swing point 2-3% from entry
⚠️ IMPORTANT: Never trade without a stop loss. Banking and IT stocks can be volatile, especially during news events (RBI policy, earnings, IT guidance changes).

Daily Risk Limits:

  1. Maximum Daily Loss: 6% of portfolio - If hit, stop trading for the day
  2. Maximum Consecutive Losses: 3 trades - Take a break, review strategy
  3. Profit Protection: If up 4%+ in a day, don't give back more than 2%
  4. Overtrading Prevention: Maximum 5 trades per day per sector (10 total)

Profit Management:

Profit Booking Strategy: Target 1 (1:1 Risk-Reward): → Book 50% of position → Move stop loss to breakeven Target 2 (1:2 Risk-Reward): → Book another 25% of position → Trail stop loss below EMA 20 or VWAP Target 3 (1:3 Risk-Reward): → Book remaining 25% → Or continue trailing with wider stop Example: Entry: ₹1,000 Stop Loss: ₹980 (₹20 risk) Target 1: ₹1,020 (₹20 profit) - Book 50% Target 2: ₹1,040 (₹40 profit) - Book 25% Target 3: ₹1,060 (₹60 profit) - Book 25%

⚙️ Configuration & Settings

Input Parameters:

Parameter Default Value Range Purpose
RSI Length 14 5-30 Shorter = More sensitive, Longer = Smoother signals
MA Length (Trend) 20 10-50 Defines trend timeframe for TREND column
Volume Avg Length 20 10-50 Baseline for volume spike detection
Volume Spike Multiplier 2.0 1.5-3.0 Threshold for identifying unusual volume
Buy Threshold 7 1-20 Future use for master signal generation
Dashboard Size Normal Tiny/Small/Normal/Large Text size adjustment for readability

Customization Tips:

For Intraday Trading:

Recommended Settings: - RSI Length: 9 (More responsive for quick moves) - MA Length: 15 (Faster trend detection) - Dashboard Size: Large (Easy to read multiple stocks) - Timeframe: 5-minute or 15-minute chart

For Swing Trading:

Recommended Settings: - RSI Length: 14 (Standard, balanced) - MA Length: 20 (Default works well) - Dashboard Size: Normal - Timeframe: 1-hour or Daily chart

For Position Trading:

Recommended Settings: - RSI Length: 21 (Smoother, less noise) - MA Length: 50 (Longer-term trend) - Dashboard Size: Small (Focus on chart patterns) - Timeframe: Daily or Weekly chart

Dashboard Position:

The dashboard is positioned at bottom-right by default. To change:

  1. Open the Pine Script code
  2. Find line: var table dash = table.new(position.bottom_right, ...)
  3. Change to: position.top_right or position.bottom_left etc.

✨ Best Practices

Morning Routine (Before Market Opens):

  1. 9:00 AM - Check Global Cues:
    • US markets (S&P 500, NASDAQ) - affects IT sector
    • Asian markets (Nikkei, Hang Seng)
    • SGX Nifty futures
  2. 9:05 AM - Load Dashboard:
    • Open 5-minute BankNifty or Nifty IT chart
    • Load this indicator
    • Note overnight changes in dashboard
  3. 9:10 AM - Sector Analysis:
    • Count how many stocks are showing positive change
    • Identify potential leaders (highest % change)
    • Note any stocks at RSI extremes
  4. 9:15 AM - Market Opens:
    • Wait for first 15 minutes (avoid opening volatility)
    • Watch how sector sentiment bars develop

During Trading Hours:

Time-Based Guidelines:

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM (Morning Session):
- Most active period for banking stocks
- Best time for momentum trades
- Watch for breakout signals

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM (Lunch Hour):
- Lower volumes, choppy moves
- Avoid new positions unless very strong signals
- Good time to review existing positions

1:30 PM - 3:15 PM (Afternoon Session):
- Second most active period
- IT stocks often show movement (US timezone correlation)
- Good for swing trade entries

3:15 PM - 3:30 PM (Closing):
- High volatility
- Square off intraday positions
- Avoid new entries

End of Day Review:

  1. Performance Analysis:
    • How many dashboard signals did you take?
    • What was your win rate?
    • Did you follow your stop losses?
  2. Dashboard Accuracy Check:
    • Which signals worked best?
    • Were there false signals? Why?
    • How accurate was sector sentiment?
  3. Next Day Preparation:
    • Note stocks showing consistent BUY signals (potential multi-day moves)
    • Mark stocks near RSI extremes (potential reversals tomorrow)
    • Check economic calendar for next day events

Sector-Specific Tips:

🏦 Banking Sector:

  • Watch RBI policy announcements (big impact on signals)
  • Earnings season: Banks report quarterly, affects sentiment
  • PSU banks (SBIN, PNB, CANBK) move together - if 2/3 show BUY, others likely to follow
  • Private banks (HDFC, ICICI, AXIS) are leaders - watch them first
  • Banking index options expire weekly - extra volatility on Wednesdays

💻 IT Sector:

  • US market correlation is HIGH - if NASDAQ down, IT will be weak
  • Dollar rupee movement matters - Rupee depreciation = Good for IT stocks
  • Quarterly guidance is crucial - watch for TCS/Infosys commentary
  • Largecaps (TCS, INFY) vs Midcaps (PERSISTENT, COFORGE) can diverge - trade accordingly
  • Client concentration: US recession fears hurt all IT stocks equally

🚀 Advanced Usage Tips

1. Divergence Detection:

Sometimes individual stocks give signals opposite to sector sentiment. This can be an early indicator:

Bullish Divergence Example: - Banking Sector: BEARISH (7 SELL, 3 BUY, 2 HOLD) - But HDFCBANK shows: 🟢 BUY signal - Interpretation: HDFCBANK is showing relative strength - Action: Watch HDFCBANK - if sector turns bullish, it will lead the rally Bearish Divergence Example: - IT Sector: BULLISH (6 BUY, 1 SELL, 1 HOLD) - But TCS shows: 🔴 SELL signal - Interpretation: Sector leader is weakening - Action: Be cautious with IT longs, sector may reverse soon

2. Volume Confirmation:

While volume spike calculation is built-in, manually verify:

  • Check if stock showing BUY signal also has above-average volume
  • High volume + BUY signal = Strong conviction move
  • Low volume + BUY signal = Weak move, may reverse

3. Correlation Trading:

Banking and IT sectors sometimes move inverse to each other:

Scenario Banking Sentiment IT Sentiment Strategy
Rupee Weakening ⚠️ BEARISH 🚀 BULLISH Long IT, Short Banking
Rupee Strengthening 🚀 BULLISH ⚠️ BEARISH Long Banking, Short IT
FII Inflows 🚀 BULLISH 🚀 BULLISH Long both sectors
Market Crash ⚠️ BEARISH ⚠️ BEARISH Cash / Short both

4. Pair Trading:

Take advantage of relative strength within sector:

Example Pair Trade Setup: - HDFCBANK: +2.5%, RSI 62, BUY signal - ICICIBANK: +0.8%, RSI 48, HOLD signal Strategy: 1. Go LONG on HDFCBANK (stronger stock) 2. Go SHORT on ICICIBANK (weaker stock) 3. Profit from relative performance regardless of sector direction 4. Exit when relative performance reverses Risk: Lower than directional trades Reward: Steadier, sector-neutral profits

5. News Event Trading:

Important events that affect signals:

  • RBI Policy (Every 2 months):
    • Pre-event: Banking stocks often consolidate (HOLD signals increase)
    • Post-event: Strong directional moves (watch for BUY/SELL clusters)
  • Quarterly Results:
    • Week before results: Avoid stocks near earnings
    • Results day: Wait for reaction, then check if signal confirms move
  • IT Guidance Updates:
    • Affects entire sector - watch for sector sentiment flip
    • Positive guidance: All 8 IT stocks may show BUY simultaneously

🔧 Troubleshooting Guide

Common Issues & Solutions:

Issue 1: Dashboard not visible on chart

Solutions:
  • Zoom out the chart - Dashboard is at bottom-right corner
  • Check if indicator is actually added (should appear in indicator list)
  • Try removing and re-adding the indicator
  • Ensure chart has enough vertical space
Issue 2: All stocks showing "—" or no data

Solutions:
  • Check if you're using NSE symbols (not BSE)
  • Verify TradingView data subscription
  • Free accounts have 15-20 min delayed data - upgrade to Premium for real-time
  • Market must be open or recently closed for current data
Issue 3: Signals seem incorrect or delayed

Solutions:
  • Signals calculate on candle close - wait for candle to complete
  • On 5-min chart, signal updates every 5 minutes
  • Lower timeframes (1-min) give faster but noisier signals
  • If using delayed data, signals will also be delayed by same amount
Issue 4: Dashboard overlapping with chart elements

Solutions:
  • Move other indicators to separate panes
  • Adjust chart margins in TradingView settings
  • Use "Large" dashboard size to make it more prominent
  • Change dashboard position in code (edit position.bottom_right)
Issue 5: RSI labels not appearing on chart

Solutions:
  • RSI labels only appear when RSI crosses 70 (OB) or 30 (OS)
  • Check if you've reached TradingView's label limit (max 500)
  • Remove old labels by refreshing the indicator
  • Ensure you're viewing the main chart, not a separate indicator pane

Performance Optimization:

  • Slow Chart Loading: Dashboard calculates 20 symbols - this is normal. Wait 5-10 seconds after adding indicator
  • Browser Memory: Close other tabs if chart lags
  • Mobile Usage: Dashboard may be small on phone - use tablet or desktop for best experience
  • Multiple Indicators: Don't run too many indicators simultaneously - this dashboard is comprehensive enough alone

⚠️ Limitations & Disclaimers

🚨 IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS:
  • Not Financial Advice: This indicator is a technical analysis tool, not investment advice
  • Past Performance: Historical signals don't guarantee future results
  • Risk of Loss: Trading involves risk. You can lose money, potentially more than your initial investment
  • No Guarantees: No indicator has 100% accuracy. Losses are part of trading
  • Educational Purpose: This dashboard is for learning and analysis, not a guaranteed profit system
  • Your Responsibility: All trading decisions an