Range Verdict Pro
See candidate levels before your New York window.
Tools, not promises. It doesn't trade for you.
SIM GOLD · New York window 08:00–12:00 opens in 15 min (20:00 example local time). The first window close is judged against the prior UTC hour: high 4296.55 · low 4266.86; the reference then moves to each new completed hour. LONG candidate: 2 consecutive closes above 4296.55 · SHORT candidate: 2 consecutive closes below 4266.86. A heads-up, not an order.
SIM GOLD · LONG plan at the 10:00 NY close (22:00 example local time). Entry: next open. Stop 4302.87 · target 4422.99 (2R) · ≈ 2.5 units · nominal 100 USD risk at signal close. A reference plan, not an order.
SIM GOLD · LONG plan ended: timed exit (+0.9R before costs).
One morning. Every step on your chart.
- 07:45 NY
The levels, before the window.
Fifteen minutes early, both candidates are drawn and written out on your chart.
next close in window · solid - 08:00 – 12:00 NY
The window opens.
Lines are solid when the next close falls inside the window. Candidate levels update for the next close’s applicable prior UTC hour.
prior UTC hour - 09:45 · 10:00
Two closes. One plan.
Two consecutive closes above the boundary can confirm a reference plan when the other checks pass.
1 / 2 → 2 / 2 - 10:00 NY
Stop, target, size.
Entry next open, the stop, the 2R target, and the size for the risk you set.
≈ 2.5 units - 12:00 · 12:15
How it ended.
At the 12:00 close, the engine schedules a next-open exit. This example uses the 12:00 open; the indicator reports its outcome at the 12:15 close, in R before costs.
timed exit (+0.9R before costs) - Same morning
Eight markets, one board.
The Radar checks the same rule across eight configured markets, displayed in your input order, using the previous confirmed source bar.
simulated board - Strategy illustration
Test it on your market.
A confirmed plan submits a qty 1 simulated entry for the next available open only while no simulated position or entry is pending, with stop/target brackets and timed-exit requests. TradingView’s broker emulator determines fills. Set commission and slippage in Strategy Properties.
illustration · no resultsIllustrative order sequence · qty 1 · not a Strategy Tester result
RV · long10:00 · 4342.91Bracket4302.87 / 4422.99Time/window exit12:00 · 4377.60
Same plans. Far more on your screen.
- Last close
- Wait for Accept
- Reference plan
- Active / frozen
- Risk / objective
- 40.04 / 2R
Range Verdict: confirmed LONG reference plan. Entry assumed next available open; this is not a broker fill.
- Window
- 08:00–12:00 NY · 20:00 example local time
- Plan / next close
- ▲ LONG plan active
- Next close
- —
- Plan
- stop 4302.87 · target 4422.99
- Size
- ≈ 2.5 units · nominal 100 USD risk at signal close
- Last plan
- SHORT plan ended: stop touched (−1.0R before costs)
SIM GOLD · New York window 08:00–12:00 opens in 15 min (20:00 example local time). The first window close is judged against the prior UTC hour: high 4296.55 · low 4266.86; the reference then moves to each new completed hour. LONG candidate: 2 consecutive closes above 4296.55 · SHORT candidate: 2 consecutive closes below 4266.86. A heads-up, not an order.
SIM GOLD · LONG plan at the 10:00 NY close (22:00 example local time). Entry: next open. Stop 4302.87 · target 4422.99 (2R) · ≈ 2.5 units · nominal 100 USD risk at signal close. A reference plan, not an order.
SIM GOLD · LONG plan ended: timed exit (+0.9R before costs).
The same simulated morning on both screens. The plan is the same on both sides.
Simulated, warmed-up Accept example with matching settings and EMA filter off. Standard 15-minute charts required. Panels and notifications show illustrative excerpts. Configure TradingView alerts and delivery channels; live phone delivery is unverified.
Your size, as you type.
Signal-close stop distance 40.04 · example point value 1 USD
Uses symbol point value. Check broker contract and lot rules. No currency conversion; gaps and costs can change actual risk.
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Range Verdict Pro
$49 once
- Indicator, Radar and strategy, readable source
- Keep v1.0.1
- Updates: All-Access Monthly, Academy Premium or the Complete Suite
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Straight answers.
Will it make me money?
No tool can promise that. Pro draws each plan and sends the alerts; whether to take a plan, and the risk, stay with you.
Does Pro find better trades than the library desk?
No. Pro runs the library desk's engine unchanged, so on the same chart and settings it confirms the same plans.
Which TradingView plan?
A Basic plan allows two indicators per chart: any two of the indicator, the Radar and the strategy fit together. Alerts on scripts need a plan that allows them, and the TradingView app on your phone for notifications.
Does it repaint?
Reference-plan decisions use confirmed 15-minute closes. The next-close preview can update while a candle forms.
Does it place trades?
No. Nothing sends orders, connects to a broker or reads your account; an alert is a reference plan, not an order.
Do I get updates?
Version 1.0.1 is yours to keep. New versions come through All-Access Monthly, Academy Premium or the Complete Suite.
What is in the download?
- Pro indicator: the game plan before and during the New York window, each plan with its size for your risk, plain-English alerts and a compact panel.
- Radar: the same rule on eight markets at once, on one board, reading each market's previous source bar, with per-row plan alerts.
- Pro strategy: qty 1 simulated entries from confirmed plans in TradingView's Strategy Tester, with your costs set in Properties.
- Library desk script: a reference copy of the library desk's script (its MIT release).
- Docs: start in 3 steps, the install guide, what the kit does not do, support and the changelog.
- AI kit: open the folder in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Windsurf and ask in plain words.
The fine print.
The films
Simulated 15-minute gold candles, not a real market. Range Verdict Pro's game plan, labels and panel are drawn as its script draws them, over the library desk's rule, simplified: our own port, not a TradingView capture. The script's default inputs: risk per plan 100 USD, time zone Asia/Bangkok, heads-up 15 minutes.
Session 1: the first simulated New York morning in the pack whose first plan runs to the window-end exit, so every step shows: the heads-up, the window, the plan, its levels and the timed exit. This page repeats that same simulated morning. Session 1 is selected to demonstrate timed-exit mechanics, not typical outcomes. The replay rests on the plan moment, before entry. R is before costs.
With the default Accept settings, two consecutive closes beyond the same boundary can confirm a reference plan when the other checks pass, with next-open reference entry, a stop and a 2R target.
The films and boards on this page run the library desk's rule and Pro's display on simulated candles, not market data; none of it is a trading record or a forecast.
Alerts
Nothing sends orders, connects to a broker or reads your account; an alert is a reference plan, not an order.
Create alert → Range Verdict Pro → "Any alert() function call".
Simulated values in the script's own wording. An alert is a reference plan, not an order. Live notification delivery remains unverified.
Size
Nominal size is risk per plan divided by the stop distance at the signal close and TradingView's symbol point value. It appears in the tooltip, panel and alert; it excludes currency conversion, broker contract and lot rules, next-open gaps and trading costs.
The Radar
Each row reads its market's previous source bar, and the board updates when the chart it sits on updates. One alert on the Radar sends per-row plan alerts with timestamp deduplication; a row showing BAD DATA or NO NEW BAR does not alert.
The OANDA:XAUUSD historical check loaded 6,690 bars. Plan-event values and source close timestamps matched on all 6,617 eligible contiguous bar pairs, including 116 plan events. Non-contiguous pairs were excluded. Realtime rollback, reload consistency and alert delivery remain unverified on all markets.
The historical check covered OANDA:XAUUSD only: plan-event values and source close timestamps matched on eligible contiguous bar pairs. Realtime rollback, reload consistency and alert delivery remain unverified on all markets, including OANDA:XAUUSD.
The board: eight simulated markets on one simulated morning, in the Radar's own words. At rest: the first close after which a row holds a plan.
The strategy
In TradingView's Strategy Tester, a confirmed plan submits a qty 1 entry for the next open while the strategy holds no simulated position or pending entry, with the plan's stop and target as a bracket and the timed exit.
Simulated orders on simulated candles, in the strategy's own words: a submitted order is not a guaranteed fill, and TradingView's broker emulator decides each fill.
The strategy step illustrates session 1’s single reference plan, showing its next-open entry, stop/target bracket and timed exit; it is not a Strategy Tester run.
"Set commission and slippage in Properties": the tester counts the costs you enter.
A standard 15-minute chart of gold, an index or a currency pair; other timeframes stop the script with an error.
Repainting
Reference-plan decisions use confirmed 15-minute closes. The next-close preview can update while a candle forms. Past plan markers remain, while plan labels are limited to the selected number of recent plans. Radar realtime rollback and reload consistency remain unverified.
Licence and updates
Version 1.0.1 is yours to keep. New versions come through All-Access Monthly, Academy Premium or the Complete Suite.
Pine v6. You get the readable source under a personal-use licence, with the AI kit; the reference copy of the library desk's script inside keeps its MIT release. Version 1.0.1 is yours to keep.
Settings and markets
WAVE 2 RECIPE on the panel is a configuration label, never a quality mark: it names the library desk's fixed settings.
Markets: any standard 15-minute chart, such as gold, an index or a currency pair. The size uses the symbol's point value on TradingView, so check your broker's contract size.
We, ProEA Lab, build Range Verdict Pro with AI-assisted code. Everything shown is simulated. Trading involves risk.