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What is worth knowing before you use a TradingView indicator. General education, not investment advice.

• Bull, Sideways and Bear Markets: Rule-Based Trading GuideHow to tell bull, sideways and bear markets apart, why traders lose money differently in each, and how rule-based strategies handle them, limits included.Keep reading →
• TradingView Invite-Only Indicators: Access, Setup, AlertsHow TradingView invite-only indicators work: getting access with your username, adding one to a chart, setting alerts, and fixing a missing tab.Keep reading →
• SOL Perpetual Futures Indicator: CYH Pullback StrategyWhat the CYH Pullback Strategy indicator draws on SOLUSDT.P 30- and 15-minute charts, how its TradingView alerts work, what it can't do, and its risks.Keep reading →
• How to Read a Backtest: 8 Checks Before You Trust ItWhat to check before trusting a trading backtest: costs, trade count, drawdown, market regimes, in-sample tuning, cherry-picking, sizing and overfitting.Keep reading →
• Max Drawdown (MDD) Explained: Meaning, Math and RecoveryWhat maximum drawdown means, how to calculate it, why a 30% loss needs a 43% gain to recover, and how leverage can push drawdowns past 100%.Keep reading →
• Crypto Futures Liquidation, Margin and Funding ExplainedHow liquidation, cross vs isolated margin and funding rates work on crypto perpetual futures, with simple examples and the mistakes beginners make.Keep reading →
• Pullback Trading Strategy Explained: Rules, Waves, LimitsWhat pullback trading is, how trends move in waves, why entries and exits should be rules, and how the approach behaves in bull, sideways and bear markets.Keep reading →