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$8.82 a product. $460.98 stays with you.
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One payment, yours to keep. Also inside the $97 Complete Suite. Built on Drift Desk's engine; no promised results.
Premium is a toolset: its signals are not proven to earn more. Test them on your own market.
waiting for a plan
A simulated 15-minute market, not market data: Drift Desk Premium's rules, simplified, run in your browser on seeded bars, with the with-trend filter set to Filter entries, 2 of 3 (the desk's default is Show only). R is the simulated plan's; a closed plan's R is after the desk's fee estimate. This window is the first simulated window whose plan waits for its pullback and reaches 1R, so every step shows; Another window plays the next seed, whatever it shows.
| Simulated time | What happened | Prices | Alert text |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 07:45 | Down flip refused: 1 of 3 bigger timeframes agree, 2 needed | close 278.75 | Drift Desk Premium: the confirmed trail flipped on SIM 15; checks may still refuse a plan |
| Day 1 13:00 | Up flip refused: 1 of 3 bigger timeframes agree, 2 needed | close 273.37 | Drift Desk Premium: the confirmed trail flipped on SIM 15; checks may still refuse a plan |
| Day 1 13:30 | Down flip · 2 of 3 bigger timeframes agree · waiting for the pullback, up to 10 bars | zone 271.60 – 272.09 | Drift Desk Premium: the confirmed trail flipped on SIM 15; checks may still refuse a plan Drift Desk Premium: a valid flip is waiting for its pullback on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 13:45 | Price touches the pullback zone | — | — |
| Day 1 14:15 | Short entry on the retest close | entry 271.14 · stop 274.51 · 1R 267.77 · target 264.40 | Drift Desk Premium: a short plan entered at the close on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 14:15 | Size 29 units at 1% of 10,000 · fees and slippage 0.08R | — | — |
| Day 1 17:00 | 1R · half booked | 267.77 | Drift Desk Premium: a partial exit on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 17:00 | Stop to break-even | 271.14 | Drift Desk Premium: the stop moved (break-even or trail) on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 17:00 | Stop follows the Drift trail | 269.31 | — |
| Day 1 17:15 | Stop follows the Drift trail | 269.30 | Drift Desk Premium: the stop moved (break-even or trail) on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 18:15 | Stop follows the Drift trail | 269.01 | Drift Desk Premium: the stop moved (break-even or trail) on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 19:15 | Stop follows the Drift trail | 268.29 | Drift Desk Premium: the stop moved (break-even or trail) on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 21:45 | Stop follows the Drift trail | 268.24 | Drift Desk Premium: the stop moved (break-even or trail) on SIM 15 |
| Day 1 23:30 | Exit · TRAIL STOP · +0.85R after fees (simulated) | 268.24 | Drift Desk Premium: the plan closed on SIM 15; paper result on the desk |
Daily and weekly charts included. A NASDAQ 100 daily stop is several hundred points wide; 1.0.0 refused those plans, 1.1.0 sizes them from your account and risk.
Some feeds carry no volume on TradingView, among them Cboe Europe 50 and the TVC feeds of the FTSE 100, Nikkei 225, Hang Seng and US oil on the daily chart. Their checks now run price-only, and the desk says so.
A FIX line names the one setting that changes it; a MARKET row shows how the desk reads the instrument.
Below one lot step the plan still stands, with the exact size your risk buys; lot-step presets 0.1, 0.01 and 0.001.
The desk shows how far the flip level is, in ATR and in %, and a Near a flip alert fires on the first close within half an ATR.
Indices + commodities, Forex + gold, Crypto majors, US large caps, sorted by fresh flips, then by the markets closest to a flip.
Already a member? Download 1.1.0 from your account and paste it into a new indicator.
The Drift trail on the next two timeframes up and the daily, each read from its last closed bar. Watch it on the desk, or let it filter your flips.
On a 15-minute chart: 1 hour, 4 hours and 1 day, picked for you. Or set each one yourself.
Each direction comes from that timeframe's last closed bar, so a row never changes inside a higher-timeframe bar.
Show only is the default: you see it and decide. Filter entries refuses a flip unless enough agree, 2 of 3 by default.
A flip the filter refuses is dropped, not saved for later. The film above runs with the filter on.
After a flip the plan waits up to ten bars for price to come back to the trail and close with the trend. No pullback, no entry.
Counted from the flip bar. A pullback on the last bar can still enter.
A long's low must reach the flip level plus a quarter of the ATR at the flip; a short's high, the level minus it.
After the touch, a close back on the trend's side is the entry, and the stop is set again by the same structure rule.
No pullback in time: the plan expires. An opposite flip cancels it. Switched off, the entry is the flip's close, as on the library desk.
Your watchlist in one table: fresh flips at the top, pullbacks still pending marked, and one alert for every symbol.
Ten Binance pairs to start, every one editable, and ten blank slots for your own tickers.
A flip in the last 3 bars sorts to the top and reads NEW. A pullback still being waited for reads PENDING.
A fresh flip sends its symbol, direction and timeframe. Create it once, with Any alert() function call.
Volume ready, the close on the trend's side of a 100 EMA, and path efficiency. Each row is that symbol's last closed bar.
Set the account and the risk once. Each plan comes sized to the lot step, with the fees and slippage in R, before you click.
100risk ÷3.7stop distance =27.03→ rounded down →27
Example inputs at a point value of 1; the arithmetic is the desk's (size rounded down to the lot step, fees on both sides).
Risk ÷ (stop distance × point value), rounded down to the lot step. 1% of a 10,000 account by default, or a fixed amount.
Commission per side (0.05% by default) and slippage (1 tick per side), in money and in R, before you click.
Auto reads the symbol's minimum quantity and point value from TradingView. Your broker's can differ, so you can set them.
Chart currency, or USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD or AUD at TradingView's daily rate, frozen when the plan is made.
Half off and the stop to entry at 1R, then the stop follows the Drift trail and only ever tightens. Each part switches off.
When a bar reaches 1R, the stop moves to the entry from the next bar. A bar that also reaches the stop counts as a stop.
Half the position closes at 1R. The rest runs to the 2R target, the stop or the trail.
Once break-even or the partial happens, the stop follows the trail at each close and only ever tightens.
Set the plan rule to "Free 1.5.0", the option's name in the script, and every Premium plan feature is off: the library desk's plans.
Eleven things we make, one payment, and nothing that renews.
$8.82 a product. $460.98 stays with you.
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Renews never/ Full source/ Yours forever/ 7-day refund before download
Each price on its own is that product's one-time price today: the Pine Complete Bundle at its current $46.00, the AI packs as the Starter Stack plus Chart Reader. The tools draw levels and conditions; you place the trades. Trading involves risk.
We don't claim that. Premium does the work around the same trail: the bigger trend, the wait, the size, the fees and the management, shown before you click. Our research is public: read our test report.
No. The scripts draw the plan, manage it on the chart and send alerts; you place the orders.
No. Decisions wait for the bar to close, and each higher timeframe is read from its last closed bar.
Any plan runs the scripts. Free and Basic allow two indicators per chart: the desk and the scanner fit together; for the Strategy Lab, remove one of them or use a second chart tab.
Yes. Drift Desk Premium works on any timeframe, from minutes to weekly. On a weekly chart the bigger-trend rows use the 1-month, 3-month and 12-month trails automatically.
Yes, since 1.1.0. Feeds without volume run price-only; the desk's MARKET row tells you which one you are on.
Unedited crops from Drift Desk Premium 1.0.0 on TradingView, 25 Sep 2026: the desk's plan rows and the scanner's rows.


Drift Desk 1.5.0 in Pine Pro Library stays complete; Premium adds to it and takes nothing away.
| Library desk | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| The trail, its flips and the checks | ✓ | ✓, the same engine |
| Entry | At the flip's close | At the flip's close, or on the pullback |
| Bigger trend | — | 1H, 4H and 1D on the desk; filter optional |
| Size | From a planned cash risk | From your account and risk, to the lot step, in your currency |
| Costs on the desk | — | Fees and slippage in money and in R |
| Management | A fixed stop and a 2R target | Break-even, a partial and the trailing stop, each optional |
| Many symbols | One chart | A 20-symbol scanner with one alert |
| Your own Desks | — | The AI Builder Kit and the Desk Builder Kit |
Yes. The dashboard comes Compact or Full, in Dark, Light or Accessible colours, with a clean chart mode.
No. Premium runs on its own, with Drift Desk's engine inside. Pine Pro Library ($49 once: every library desk with its source and updates) is sold separately and does not include Premium; the Complete Suite includes both.
Both include Drift Desk Premium at no extra cost.
We, ProEA Lab, build Drift Desk and Drift Desk Premium. The code is AI-assisted. The film and the boards on this page run the desk's rules, simplified, on simulated markets, not market data; the two captures in the answers are real. None of it is a result or advice. Trading involves risk.