Market context at a glance
See whether the local EMA structure, higher-timeframe trend and session VWAP are all supporting the same direction.
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02Nasdaq Futures & CFDs · Intraday Trend
MMplatinum EMAs + VWAP Trend
A possible signal is not enough. What matters is whether it agrees with the higher-timeframe trend and the active session.
EMAs + VWAP Trend works on the 5-minute chart for Nasdaq Futures and corresponding Nasdaq CFDs. It combines the local EMA structure with the confirmed higher-timeframe trend and session VWAP. Signals, ATR-based risk zones and end-of-day management are displayed directly on the chart.
Non-RepaintingFully configurable
Nasdaq Futures & CFDs · EMA and VWAP Confluence
Original view · TradingView
Markets
Nasdaq Futures · Nasdaq CFDs
Timeframes
5 min. + HTF context
Primary session
Asian – London
Chart View
See the indicator in action.
Signals, entry, stop-loss, take-profit and position size appear exactly where the decision is made: directly on the TradingView chart.
The original indicator view with signal, risk box, backtest table, performance calendar and setup checklist.
Fully configurable, with the long-term backtest settings provided as a tested starting point.
Nasdaq Futures & CFDs · EMA and VWAP Confluence
Originalansicht · TradingView
Practical day-to-day value
What this indicator takes off your plate.
Not simply more information, but a clear process for the decisions that matter before and during a trade.
Fewer isolated signals
A possible entry only becomes relevant when it aligns with the broader trend and session context.
Consistent risk planning
ATR-based risk zones, position sizing and end-of-day management give every setup the same structure.
No need to watch the chart all day
The checklist shows which conditions are already in place. A TradingView alert can notify you when a potential setup begins to develop.
Long-term perspective
The framework across different market conditions.
The long-term chart shows how the indicator performed through trending, ranging and volatile market phases.
MMplatinum EMAs + VWAP Trend · Long-term chart
Long-term backtest · Cumulative performance
All results shown were calculated with a fixed maximum risk of $500 per trade.
Win rate
50%
Profit factor
1.45
Avg. RRR
1.47
Trades
344
Historical backtest under defined conditions. Maximum drawdown is based on the closed-trade equity curve. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Anatomy of a planned trade
From market context to a clear trade plan.
Each indicator turns a complete set of trading rules into a visible process. You see more than a signal: you see the conditions behind it and the risk planned for the trade.
Market contextSetup checkTrade plan
STEP 01
Establish the intraday context
The higher-timeframe trend and session VWAP define the broader trading direction.
STEP 02
Confirm the trend setup
A potential trade only appears when the local EMA structure agrees with the broader context.
STEP 03
Set clear risk and time boundaries
ATR-based risk zones, position sizing and a clearly defined end to the trading day provide a consistent framework.
Built for a more disciplined approach
For traders who put clarity before action.
These indicators are for traders who want to make better decisions, not simply more of them – with patience, rules and clearly defined risk.
Designed for
Traders who want clear direction from trend and session context in the Nasdaq market
Traders who wait for higher-timeframe trend, EMA structure and VWAP to confirm one another
Traders who put statistical evidence and defined risk ahead of impulsive decisions
Not designed for
Traders looking for as many entries as possible each day
Traders who want to trade every small move in the Nasdaq market
Traders who deliberately trade against the higher-timeframe trend and session context
Want this trading logic to execute automatically?
The corresponding NinjaTrader strategy handles setup validation, order execution and trade management according to its configured rules.
Everything included
A complete trading workflow in one indicator.
From setup validation to performance review, every key step stays on your TradingView chart.
Confirmed higher-timeframe context
Session-based EMA and VWAP filter
ATR risk zones and end-of-day management
Non-repainting after candle close
Fully configurable parameters
Entry, stop and target visualization
Position-size calculation
Backtesting and performance review
One Indicator
Monthly access
$39/ month
Annual access
Recommended$247/ year
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Personal invite-only access
Monthly or annual billing
Updates included with access
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Compare the Complete SuiteStill have questions?
Straight answers to the most common questions.
Everything you may want to know before choosing access.
- Do I need TradingView?
- Yes. The indicator runs directly in TradingView and is used on its intended chart, so a TradingView account is required.
- How do I receive invite-only access?
- We need your exact TradingView username to activate access. Once approved, the indicator appears under “Indicators” and “Invite-only Scripts” in TradingView.
- Does the indicator place trades automatically?
- No. It checks the defined conditions and visualizes potential setups, risk and the trade plan. The final decision and order execution remain entirely with you.
- Do I need to watch the chart continuously?
- No. The integrated checklist shows which conditions are already in place. You can also create a TradingView alert and be notified when a potential setup is developing. The final review and trading decision remain with you.
- Can I change the settings?
- Yes. The parameters are fully configurable. The settings from the respective long-term backtest are included as a practical starting point.
- What does non-repainting mean?
- Once confirmed at candle close, signals remain unchanged. This applies specifically to confirmed signals.
- Which market and timeframe was the indicator built for?
- It was built for Nasdaq Futures · Nasdaq CFDs on the 5 min. + HTF context. The primary trading session is Asian – London.
- How should I interpret the backtest results?
- They show how the rules performed historically under defined conditions and provide useful context. They do not guarantee future results.