1. Open your TradingView chart👇

1. Click the Indicators button at the top of the screen.

1. Select the Invite-only scripts tab and add Infinity Algo, Infinity Algo Dashboard or Infinity Algo Backtest to your chart.

   (Optional) Click the favorite ⭐ icon next to each indicator to quickly access them later via search.

1. (Optional) For optimal visualization, you can adjust your chart settings by disabling borders

1. Make sure to boost our three scripts (Infinity Algo, Infinity Algo Dashboard, and Infinity Algo Backtest) on TradingView to receive timely notifications about important updates and new releases.👇

1. Follow our TradingView profile to stay connected and never miss updates or valuable trading insights👇

The EMA (Exponential Moving Average) Length setting determines the market conditions under which smart signals are generated by Infinity Algo, effectively filtering trades based on market trends:

• Buy Signals:

  • Triggered when the price is above the selected EMA.

• Sell Signals:

  • Triggered when the price is below the selected EMA.

Example: Setting the EMA Length to 200 means Infinity Algo generates buy signals when the price moves above the 200 EMA line and sell signals when the price moves below it.

Recommended Usage:

• Choose a shorter EMA (e.g., 50) for faster responsiveness, suitable for short-term trading.

• Select a longer EMA (e.g., 200) for clearer long-term trend identification, ideal for swing trading or positional trades.

Choosing the correct EMA Length helps align your signals with prevailing market trends, enhancing trade quality and overall strategy alignment.

1. Open your TradingView app on your smartphone.

2. Navigate to the Chart view and tap on the Settings icon

1. Click on the indicators.

1. Select the Invite-only scripts tab.

1. Tap to add the following scripts:

   • Infinity Algo

   • Infinity Algo Dashboard

   • Infinity Algo Backtest

   (Optional) Click the favorite ⭐ icon next to each indicator to quickly access them later via search.

1. Make sure to boost our three scripts (Infinity Algo, Infinity Algo Dashboard, and Infinity Algo Backtest) on TradingView to receive timely notifications about important updates and new releases.👇

1. Follow our TradingView profile to stay connected and never miss updates or valuable trading insights👇

The Signal Display setting allows you to customize which trading signals are visible on your chart when using Infinity Algo. Adjusting this setting helps you filter signals based on your trading strategy and preferences.

Normal + Smart:

• Displays both Normal and Smart signals.

• Use this if you prefer a combination of traditional and intelligently filtered signals.

Normal Only:

• Shows exclusively Normal signals.

• Recommended for traders who prefer standard, frequent signals without advanced filtering.

Smart Only:

• Displays only Smart signals, providing signals filtered by advanced market analysis.

• Ideal for traders who want high-quality, filtered signals, minimizing noise and false alerts.

Regular:

• Offers classic Buy and Sell signals as provided in previous versions.

• Suitable for long-time users comfortable with Infinity Algo's original signal approach.

• AI (New!):

  • Utilizes advanced AI-driven signals optimized dynamically based on current market conditions.

  • Perfect for traders seeking cutting-edge signal accuracy and adaptive market insights.

    Recommended Usage:

    • Use AI during periods of high market uncertainty to leverage adaptive, precision-driven signals.

    • Switch to Smart Only for quieter trading experiences with less frequent, high-quality signals.

    • Select Normal Only if you prefer increased signal frequency for active day trading.

    • Combine (Normal + Smart) signals for a balanced approach, suitable in most market conditions.

    • Stick with Regular if you're accustomed to Infinity Algo's previous signaling methods.

    Choosing the right Signal Display option will significantly enhance your trading efficiency and decision-making clarity.

• Enable this feature for structured signal rotation, beneficial in clearly trending or range-bound markets.

• Disable for increased signal frequency, useful for active traders seeking more trading opportunities.

How to Set Your Toggle Same Signal Consecutively:

• Enabled: Signals alternate between Smart and Normal (Smart → Normal → Smart → Normal).

• Disabled: Allows the same type of signals to repeat consecutively, providing more frequent signals.

The Toggle Same Signal Consecutively setting controls whether consecutive signals of the same type can appear:

Guide For Version 3.0 Under Construction⚠️

In this section, we will explain indicator features, including backtest version.

The Next Signal Must Be Opposite Signal ensures that consecutive signals are always opposite types (buy followed by sell, and vice versa), preventing repeated identical signals:

• Beneficial in specific market conditions to avoid signal redundancy and clearly identify market reversals.

Recommended Usage:

• Enable during volatile or ranging markets to clearly define signal transitions and avoid repetitive signals.

• Disable in strongly trending markets where consistent directional signals might offer advantages.

The Peak Profit setting allows you to adjust the displayed statistical profit level according to the leverage you use in your trading account. This feature is purely informational and does not function as a direct trading indicator.

Entering "10" displays where the peak profit would be at 10x leverage.

Entering "100" shows the peak profit level assuming 100x leverage.

Recommended Usage:

• Set this value to match your actual trading leverage for accurate profit visualization.

• Utilize this setting to understand potential maximum profits clearly based on your leverage strategy, aiding in informed risk management decisions.

Important: Remember, this setting is strictly for statistical visualization purposes and does not generate trading signals.

The Exit Type setting in Infinity Algo allows traders to define how exit signals or profit-taking levels are managed, enhancing trade management based on individual strategies and preferences.

Exit Type Options:

• Percentage:

  • Defines specific take profit (TP) levels as percentages.

  • Fully customizable, allowing traders to set precise profit targets based on their strategy.

  • Ideal for traders who prefer clear and fixed profit-taking points.

• Signals:

  • Displays dynamic exit signals generated through Infinity Algo’s advanced market analysis.

  • Automatically adjusts exits based on current market conditions.

  • Suitable for traders who prefer flexibility and adaptive exit strategies.

Recommended Usage:

• Use Percentage for clear, predetermined profit-taking targets, useful in consistent market conditions.

• Opt for Signals to utilize adaptive, indicator-driven exit points suitable for volatile or rapidly changing markets.

Choosing the appropriate Exit Type helps align your exit strategy with your overall trading goals, enhancing profitability and risk management.

The AI Clustering feature in Infinity Algo utilizes advanced artificial intelligence techniques, specifically clustering algorithms, to dynamically optimize indicator settings. This enhances trading signal accuracy by continuously adapting to real-time market conditions.

How AI Clustering Works:

Infinity Algo’s AI employs sophisticated clustering methods to analyze historical and current market data, categorizing it into distinct groups or "clusters" based on volatility, trends, and price movements. By recognizing these clusters, the AI identifies which combination of sensitivity settings and parameters are most effective under specific market scenarios, automatically adjusting your trading strategy to match optimal conditions.

Advanced Features and Limitations:

• Dynamic Adaptation: The AI continuously recalculates and adjusts indicator settings as market conditions evolve, ensuring optimal performance.

• Pattern Recognition: Advanced algorithms detect subtle market patterns that human analysis might overlook, improving decision-making.

Limitations:

• Historical Data Constraint: AI clustering analysis is limited to recent historical data available on TradingView, typically restricted to certain bars back, potentially affecting its ability to capture longer-term market cycles.

• Performance Impact: If the AI Update Frequency is set too low (frequent updates), TradingView may experience computational overload, causing the indicator to timeout or slow down significantly.

AI Clustering Settings Explained:

• Enable AI Optimization 🧠:

  • Activates or deactivates the AI-driven optimization process.

  • Recommended to keep enabled for automatic performance improvements.

• AI Update Frequency (Bars) 🔄:

  • Defines how frequently the AI recalculates optimal settings.

  • Lower values adapt faster but risk computational timeout on TradingView.

  • Higher values are more stable but less responsive to rapid market changes.

  • Default recommendation: Start at "50" to balance responsiveness and performance.

• Sensitivity Range 🧪:

  • Specifies the range of sensitivity periods evaluated by the AI:

    • Auto: Evaluates the entire range (5-28 periods).

    • Very Fast (5-9): Quick responses, ideal for short-term traders.

    • Fast (10-14): Moderately fast, good for balancing signal frequency and accuracy.

    • Balanced (10-20): Default, suitable for general trading scenarios.

    • Medium (15-21): Moderate pace, good for swing trading.

    • Slow (22-28): Best for long-term trend-following.

• Show Optimization Dashboard 📋:

  • Activates a dashboard displaying AI-chosen optimal settings directly on your chart.

• Dashboard Location 📍:

  • Adjusts dashboard placement on the chart (Top Right, Bottom Right, Bottom Left, Top Left).

• AI Target Long TP % 📈 & AI Target Short TP % 📉:

  • Defines take-profit percentages used internally by the AI to evaluate strategy performance during simulations.

  • Important: Does not affect actual trade exits; only used for internal optimization.

• AI Performance Metric 📊:

  • Selects the performance metric AI uses to determine optimal settings:

    • Profit Factor * Sqrt(Trades): Balances profitability and trade frequency.

    • Average Profit: Maximizes the average profit per trade.

    • Win Rate: Maximizes winning trade percentage.

    • Total Profit: Maximizes cumulative profit.

    • Profit Factor: Focuses on the highest gain-to-loss ratio.

Recommended Usage:

• Always enable AI optimization for adaptive, dynamic trading.

• Choose AI Update Frequency and Sensitivity Range carefully to balance performance and system responsiveness.

• Select the AI Performance Metric that aligns best with your trading objectives.

Leveraging AI Clustering allows you to maintain a highly adaptive strategy, ensuring consistent alignment with real-time market dynamics while accounting for computational limitations.

The Sensitivity setting determines how responsive Infinity Algo is to market changes, directly influencing the frequency and reliability of signals:

• Lower Sensitivity:

  • Produces more frequent signals, suitable for active traders who prefer numerous trading opportunities.

• Higher Sensitivity:

  • Generates fewer signals that are potentially more reliable and precise, ideal for traders seeking quality over quantity.

Important: The Sensitivity setting is inactive when the AI Signal Display type is selected, as the AI mode automatically adjusts sensitivity dynamically based on current market conditions.

Recommended Usage:

• Choose Lower Sensitivity for active day trading with frequent trading signals.

• Opt for Higher Sensitivity to focus on fewer, more accurate signals, particularly suitable for swing trading or in volatile markets.

Selecting the appropriate Sensitivity aligns your trading style with market conditions, optimizing trade frequency and accuracy.

Comparison

The Ranging Market Filter is an experimental feature designed to enhance signal accuracy during sideways, non-trending market conditions, where prices move within a horizontal range and generate frequent false signals.

• Reduced Signal Noise: Minimizes false signals during non-trending periods, aiding better decision-making.

Recommended Usage:

• Enable during periods of market consolidation to reduce false signals.

• Disable when markets clearly trend upward or downward for maximum signal responsiveness.

The Take Profit Settings section in Infinity Algo enables traders to fine-tune exit signals, ensuring optimal profit-taking based on specific trading conditions and preferences.

• Timeframe ⏲️:

  • Adjusts the timeframe used for calculating take profit signals.

  • Recommended practice is to select a timeframe double or triple your current chart timeframe for clearer signals.

  • Example: If trading on a 5-minute chart, using a 10-minute or 15-minute timeframe helps filter out minor fluctuations and reduces false take profit signals.

• Smoothing 🛠️:

  • Controls the overall sensitivity of take profit signals.

  • Higher values increase signal smoothing, reducing noise and producing fewer, but potentially more reliable, signals.

  • Lower values decrease smoothing, creating more frequent and sensitive signals.

• Price Offset 💸:

  • Defines the minimum percentage profit required for a take profit signal to trigger.

  • Example: Setting the Price Offset to "1" means take profit signals will only appear when the trade has at least 1% profit, effectively filtering out minimal or premature profit signals.

Recommended Usage:

• Utilize longer timeframes to improve signal accuracy and avoid reacting to short-term market noise.

• Increase smoothing for fewer, more reliable signals, especially useful in volatile markets.

• Use the Price Offset setting to ensure your take profit signals are meaningful, aligning with your profitability goals.

Adjusting these settings helps to align your profit-taking strategy closely with your trading objectives, enhancing overall trading performance.

Show Take Profit Signals 💰

• Toggles the visibility of take profit signals directly on your chart.

• Helps you easily identify potential exit points for profitable trades based on the indicator's analysis.

Show Take Profit on Higher Level 📶

• When enabled, take profit signals appear only if the current potential profit exceeds the previously indicated profit level.

• Prevents redundant signals and ensures you see only progressively profitable exit points, optimizing your trading decisions.

Recommended Usage:

• Activate both settings together for clearer, progressively profitable signals.

• Suitable for traders aiming to systematically increase profitability by filtering out minor or repetitive signals.

The "Show Possible Coming Trades" feature allows you to display potential upcoming trades on your chart. This predictive tool helps you anticipate future trading opportunities based on the indicator’s analysis, giving you an edge in planning your trades ahead of time.

In this section we will try to explain how backtest version could be used. We will try to show a few good settings

Example for BINANCE:BTCUSDT.P (last updated 11.07.2023)

42m Timeframe

Infinity Algo provides detailed customization for your Entry, Take Profit (TP), and Stop Loss (SL) settings, enabling precise trade management directly on your chart.

When activated, this feature displays your Entry Price clearly marked with a dotted line on the chart, making it easier to monitor your trade entry point visually.

Take Profit Levels (TP) 📈

• Infinity Algo supports up to 6 customizable TP levels, allowing for strategic profit-taking.

• Your total position size must equal 100%.

Example:

• If you use only one TP level, activate TP1 and set it to 100%.

• If multiple TP levels are used, ensure the sum of percentages equals 100%.

Important: Incorrect setup (sum not equal to 100%) will trigger a warning dialog.

• Long and Short TP:

  • Define different TP percentages specifically for Long (buy) and Short (sell) positions.

Show TP Prices:

• When enabled, displays dashed lines representing TP levels and exact prices clearly marked on your chart.

Stop Loss (SL) 🛑

• Configure your SL separately for Long and Short positions.

Enter a custom percentage to determine your desired stop-loss point clearly.

• Show Stop Loss (SL) Price:

  • Activates a dashed line on your chart showing the exact stop-loss price, visually indicating the maximum allowable loss.

Recommended Usage:

• Always ensure TP level percentages total 100% to avoid configuration errors.

• Clearly define different TP and SL levels for Long and Short positions to effectively manage your risk-reward strategy.

By clearly defining Entry, TP, and SL levels, Infinity Algo assists in disciplined trade management and optimizes your profitability and risk management strategies.

• High and Low Sniper

• Background color normal + gradient

• Candle colors depending on signal strength

• Move SL after TP hit for backtest version

• Smart and Smart+ Signals

• %Statistics depending on how many times was TP1,TP2,TP3 etc .. hit

• Dashboard where you will see what kind of signal there is on different timeframes

• DCA

• Confirmation Entry

• Order block/support resistance

Infinity Algo provides advanced visualization options, enhancing your trading experience by clearly highlighting critical market movements and trends directly on your chart.

• Enables custom coloring of chart bars (candles) to visually represent bullish and bearish market movements.

• You can customize these colors in the Bull and Bear color settings.

Toggle Bar Coloring for Signal Strength 🟣

• Activates additional bar coloring to indicate weakening signal strength or trend momentum.

• Light Purple: Indicates the initial weakening of a signal or trend.

• Dark Purple: Indicates further weakening, highlighting potential reversals or trend exhaustion.

Toggle Background Color 🎨

• Adjusts chart background color dynamically based on the current signal direction.

• Enhances visual clarity, making it easy to quickly recognize market sentiment.

Show Peak Profit for Old Positions 👀

• Displays the highest achieved profit from previous positions directly on your chart.

• Useful for analyzing past trade performance and optimizing your future trading strategies.

Recommended Usage:

• Combine bar and background color toggles to quickly grasp overall market trends and shifts.

• Use the signal strength coloring (purple shades) for early identification of potential trend reversals.

• Review peak profits regularly to refine your strategy based on past performance.

By leveraging these visualization settings, Infinity Algo significantly improves your chart readability and market insight, supporting informed and timely trading decisions.

The following settings were used:

1. Understand the Basics of Trading: 🔑

Before you start trading, it's crucial to understand what trading is and how it works. Trading involves buying and selling financial instruments like stocks, forex, commodities, or cryptocurrencies with the intention of making a profit. Traders typically make money by buying low and selling high, or in some cases, by selling high and buying low (short selling).

2. Practice with Paper Trading: 📜

If you are a beginner, it's highly recommended to start with paper trading. Paper trading is a risk-free way to learn how to trade without using real money. This allows you to understand how trading works, learn from your mistakes, and build confidence before you start trading with real money.

3. Set Clear Goals and Have a Plan: 🎯

Before you begin trading, you should have clear goals in mind. What do you hope to achieve with your trading? How much are you willing to risk to reach these goals? Having a plan will help guide your decisions and keep you focused.

4. Understand Your Trading Signals: 🚦

If you are using a trading indicator or system, it's important to not blindly follow buy or sell signals. It's essential to understand how the indicator works, and it should be at least proven with backtesting. Backtesting involves applying your trading strategy to historical data to see how it would have performed. This helps you understand the strengths and weaknesses of your strategy before using it in the live market.

5. Diversify Your Portfolio: 🌐

Diversification is a risk management strategy that mixes a wide variety of investments within a portfolio. The rationale behind this technique is that a portfolio constructed of different kinds of investments will, on average, yield higher returns and pose a lower risk than any individual investment found within the portfolio.

6. Risk Management: 💼

Risk management is a key aspect of successful trading. One commonly used rule is to never risk more than 1-2% of your trading account on a single trade. This means if you have a $10,000 account, you should not risk more than $100-$200 on any single trade.

7. Use Stop Losses: 🛑

A stop-loss order is an order placed with a broker to sell a security when it reaches a certain price. Stop loss orders are designed to limit an investor's loss on a position in a security.

8. Be Patient: 🕰️

Patience is a crucial but often overlooked part of trading. Markets can be volatile, and losses are a reality. It’s important to remain patient and not to make impulsive decisions.

9. Keep Learning: 🎓

The financial markets are constantly changing, so it’s important to keep learning. Stay updated with market news, trends, and techniques.

10. Emotional Control: 😌

Trading can be emotional, and it's important to have control over your emotions. Fear and greed can often lead to poor decisions. It's important to stick to your trading plan and not let your emotions dictate your actions.

11. Regular Review: 🔍

Regularly review your trades and understand what you did right or wrong. This helps to improve your future trading strategies.

12. Understanding and Using Trading Indicators: 📈

Trading indicators are mathematical calculations, which are plotted as lines on a price chart and can help traders identify certain signals and trends within the market.

13. Recognize Your Unique Trading Style: 🔧

Every trader is unique and has their own style, based on their risk tolerance, investment goals, available time, and psychological comfort with the markets. This diversity in trading styles means that there is no universal "perfect setting" for trading indicators that can be applied across all symbols and timeframes.

The Infinity Algo indicator is a versatile tool designed to be adaptable to a wide range of trading styles. It offers a variety of settings, which can be customized according to your individual needs and preferences.

Backtesting is Key: 🔄

To find the optimal settings for your specific trading style and the symbol/timeframe you're trading, backtesting is essential. This involves applying your chosen settings to historical data to assess how they would have performed. It's a crucial step in fine-tuning your settings and building confidence in your trading strategy.

Continuous Learning and Adjustment: 🧩

The financial markets are dynamic, and what works today may not work tomorrow. As such, it's important to continuously learn, review your trades, and adjust your settings as needed. This iterative process can help you adapt to changing market conditions and improve your trading performance over time.

Always remember, the goal is not to find the perfect settings, but rather to find the settings that are perfect for you and your unique trading style. 👌

1. Why is my indicator not showing up?

• Ensure you have provided the correct username. Verify it here (paste the username you provided while you were checking out, which can be found on your invoice).

2. Why is there a red lock next to my indicator?

• A red lock indicates the indicator is locked, possibly due to an incorrect username or lack of purchase. Verify and correct your username if necessary.

3. How do I unlock the indicator?

• After verifying your username, the indicator should display a green lock, indicating it is unlocked. Click on it to load.

4. Why can't I load the indicator?

• You may have exceeded the maximum number of indicators allowed by your TradingView plan. Remove some currently loaded indicators to free up space.

5. How do I access the indicator settings?

• Click on the gear (⚙️) icon next to the indicator name in the chart legend to open the settings menu.

6. What does the "Study Not Auth" error mean?

• This error typically indicates an authorization issue. Refreshing the chart often fixes this problem. Ensure you have the correct access permissions and that your username is correctly entered.

7. What does the "Internal Server Study Error" mean?

• This error usually means there is a temporary issue with TradingView’s servers. Try reloading the page or waiting a few minutes before trying again.

8. Why I am asked to pay after loading the indicator?

• If TradingView prompts for payment, you may have exceeded the maximum number of indicators allowed on your chart. Remove some indicators to resolve this issue.

9. Does the indicator repaint?

• The indicator does not repaint once the bar is closed.

10. How do I update the indicator to the latest version?

• If there's an update, you will be notified via email (if you boosted the script). Then load the indicator again from invite-only scripts to get latest version.

11. How do I reset the indicator settings to default?

• Open the settings menu by clicking the gear (⚙️) icon next to the indicator name and look for a "Reset to Default" button.

12. Why are my alerts not working?

• Ensure you have set up alerts correctly by following the guide in the documentation. Check your TradingView plan, as alert limits may vary.

13. How do I remove the indicator?

• Click the "X" icon next to the indicator name in the chart legend to remove it from your chart.

14. How can I get support if I'm still having issues?

• If you've tried the solutions in this FAQ and are still experiencing problems, please contact our support team at support@infinityalgo.com

Infinity Algo offers customizable alerts to keep you informed of important trading opportunities and market conditions. Setting up alerts helps ensure timely responses to key signals, directly enhancing your trading effectiveness.

How to Set Up Infinity Algo Alerts:

1. Right-click on your TradingView chart or press ALT + A (shortcut).

1. Choose Infinity Algo V3.0 from the indicators list.

1. Select your preferred alert condition from the available options below.

Available Alert Options:

Buy Signals:

• Buy Signal - Normal

• Buy Signal - Smart

• Buy Signal - Normal or Smart

• Buy Signal - Regular

• Buy Signal - AI

Sell Signals:

• Sell Signal - Normal

• Sell Signal - Smart

• Sell Signal - Normal or Smart

• Sell Signal - Regular

• Sell Signal - AI

Take Profit Alerts:

• Take Profit Long

• Take Profit Short

Potential Trend Alerts:

• Possible Long Coming

• Possible Short Coming

Recommended Alert Settings:

• Set the alert trigger to "Once per Bar Close". This ensures that alerts are only triggered after the signal is fully confirmed upon candle closure, avoiding false or premature notifications.

How to Enable Alerts:

1. Configure the alert settings based on your trading strategy.

2. Set the trigger frequency to "Once per Bar Close" for accurate signals.

3. Confirm your settings by clicking "Create".

Recommended Usage:

• Regularly review and update alerts to align with your evolving trading strategy.

• Utilize AI and advanced signals to capitalize on dynamic market conditions.

By setting up targeted alerts with Infinity Algo, you enhance your responsiveness to critical market signals, greatly improving your trading decisions and outcomes.