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How to find TradingView indicators with DeepAlpha

Search 11,182 recovered scripts using combined filters, historical popularity counts and questions linked to the original publications.

DeepAlpha helps you move from a research question to a shortlist of TradingView scripts. The current library contains 11,182 unique recovered entries.

Search with a purpose

Start with a concept such as “VWAP,” a creator name or a phrase describing the tool. Combine category, trading style and chart-panel filters. More filters adds creator exclusions and minimum historical likes, views or comments. Sorting lets you explore the most liked, viewed or discussed entries in the recovered data.

Those counts are snapshots with unknown original observation dates. They measure attention, not adoption, accuracy or profitability.

Read before opening the source

An indicator page connects its recovered description to related tools and the creator's TradingView publication. Use Ask DeepAlpha for an explanation or a starting shortlist, then check the original source for current access, alerts and behavior.

Classifications and pairings have not all been independently reviewed. This release does not include side-by-side comparisons, saved lists or live popularity trends.

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Rewritten from our 2025 archive. Prepared with AI assistance and checked against linked documentation. Educational research; no independent performance backtest. Our methodology.

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