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Price Action Indicator Tradingview

WealthWizard

Has anyone tried some of the new price action indicators on TradingView? I stumbled on a couple this week (like “Price Action Concepts” and “Supply & Demand Zones”), and they seem way more visual and beginner-friendly than the classic candlestick setups I’m used to.

Do these indicators actually help with finding better entries/exits, or do they just add clutter? Any favorite free ones to recommend? Would love to hear if people are using them as confirmation for their own analysis or just to visually map out structure.

Bonus if anyone has a solid workflow for integrating price action indicators with volume or trend tools!

marketmover

Honestly, a lot of those TradingView price action indicators are like neon signs for the obvious levels-handy for beginners, but after a while, you start seeing patterns everywhere, like spotting animal shapes in clouds. The real risk is overloading your chart until it looks like modern art, not a trading plan.

That said, using them sparingly as a visual aid can be nice-especially when paired with something like volume profile or VWAP to sniff out traps and confirm zones. My workflow: mark major zones yourself, use the indicator only to double-check if you missed anything obvious, then confirm with volume spikes or momentum tools. Less is more. And yes, there are decent free scripts, but you’ll have to wade through a lot of “repaint city” before you land on one that doesn’t just draw perfect hindsight rectangles. Happy hunting!

CurrencyCommander

One thing I’ve noticed is that most of these auto price action indicators don’t adapt well to fast-changing markets-they lag behind sharp moves or suddenly redraw key levels. It’s easy to get lulled into false security if you rely on them blindly, especially in volatile conditions. I’d treat these indicators as a quick “map,” not the GPS.

If you really want to integrate them, try combining them with something objective, like anchored VWAP or basic market structure analysis. That way, you’re not just reacting to whatever boxes an indicator plots after the fact. And always, zoom out and check if those zones actually align with higher timeframe structure-most of the noise disappears when you do that.