One payment, yours to keep. Also inside the $97 Complete Suite. Same entries as the free desk; no promised results.
Premium uses the same entries as the free desk. It does not promise better results; it makes the same signals easier to prepare for, size, manage, filter and act on.
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Simulated candles, not market data. Every heads-up, signal, stop, target, partial exit, level and alert is the desk's own logic run on them. Session 1 is the first simulated session after a 600-candle warm-up that had a GET READY heads-up and ended beyond TP2 (TP3 or the trail), so every chapter shows. Sessions 2–7 follow in order, whatever they did.
| Simulated time | What happened | Prices | Alert text |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 Jan 08:00 UTC | GET READY heads-up, short side, setup 3/5 (not a signal) | fast EMA 2094.54 · likely stop 2121.96 | ◔ GET READY ▼ SHORT SIM INDEX · 15 trend down, price back at the fast EMA 2094.54 · setup 3/5 a short fires on a clean close back below it · stop ≈ 2121.96 · size ≈ 3 units room PDC 0.4R · before TP1 heads-up only, not a signal · Signal Desk Premium |
| 13 Jan 09:00 UTC | Signal: SELL, grade A (5/5) | entry 2087.31 · stop 2104.63 · TP1 2069.99 · TP2 2052.68 · TP3 2035.36 | ▼ SELL SIM INDEX · 15 · grade A entry 2087.31 · stop 2104.63 TP1 2069.99 · TP2 2052.68 · TP3 2035.36 size 5 units · risk 86.58 USD (1R) room to the next level: PDC 0.1R · before TP1 scale-out Halves · Signal Desk Premium |
| 13 Jan 09:45 UTC | TP1 reached: half closed | TP1 2069.99 | ◆ TP1 · SHORT SIM INDEX · closed 50% · stop now 2087.31 |
| 13 Jan 09:45 UTC | Stop moved to breakeven | stop 2087.31 | — |
| 13 Jan 10:30 UTC | TP2 reached: the stop tightens and trails | stop 2064.91 | ◆ TP2 · SHORT SIM INDEX · stop now 2064.91 |
| 13 Jan 10:45 UTC | Exit: TP3 (TP3), +2.00R before costs (simulated) | at 2035.36 | ■ EXIT SHORT SIM INDEX · TP3 at 2035.36 +2.00R before costs · Signal Desk Premium |
The same engine runs on your chart's market and 19 more, on your timeframe, and puts the one firing at the top. The desk and the Radar fit together on TradingView's Basic plan.
Ready lists: mixed global, US large caps, index ETFs and futures, FX, crypto, metals, energy and grains, NSE India. Or type your own 19.
Then held, then forming, then the rest. The top row is the chart to open.
At the bar after a signal closes: each market that fired, with entry, stop and size. Grade A only, if you prefer.
Grade minimum, chase vetoes, each market's session, the Hold gate. It doesn't know your open trade or today's lock.
Set the money you'll risk. The ticket works out the size, the costs in R and the room to the next level before you place anything.
$100÷(17.316 pts × $1/pt)=5.78→ rounded down →5 units
Default. The stop moves to entry at TP1 and trails after TP2.
SIM INDEX, $1 a point, $1 commission per order and 1 tick of slippage per fill (the desk's defaults), simulated.
Risk ÷ (stop distance × money per point), rounded down. Shares, contracts, FX lots or coins, converted to your account currency.
Your commission and slippage on every order: the entry, each partial, the exit. On the ticket and in every record.
Yesterday's high, low and close and today's open. The ticket warns when one sits before TP1.
Half at TP1 by default, then the stop moves to entry. The rest runs to TP3, trailing after TP2.
When the day goes wrong, the desk stops taking entries, so a bad morning stays a bad morning.
LOCKED · −2R · NO ENTRIES TODAY
By default the day locks at −2R net. Set a money amount instead, or 0 to switch it off.
A second lock trips after 3 losses in a row today, whatever the net.
No entries until the next exchange day. The dashboard reads LOCKED, and Ticket-text and JSON alerts say so.
Auto preset: no entries in the first 15 minutes or the last 30, square-off in the last 15. Plus a daily cap and a cooldown.
Nine things we make, one payment, and nothing that renews.
$10.78 a product. $362.98 stays with you.
Secure checkout by Stripe
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 uses the same entries as the free desk; it makes the same signals easier to prepare for, size, manage, filter and act on, and its report card shows what has paid on your own chart after your costs.
No. The scripts never place orders. If you connect a bridge to the alerts, the bridge does, on your account and your responsibility, so test it on a demo account first.
No. Heads-ups, signals, stop moves and exits are decided on closed bars, and each higher frame is read from its last closed bar.
One alert per script, in the format you pick:
| Ticket text | a readable ticket for your phone: side, grade, entry, stop, TP1–TP3, size, risk, fees, room |
|---|---|
| JSON | every field for your own code, with TP1 / TP2 / TRAIL events and the exit's R before and after costs |
| TradersPost | buy / sell with quantity, stop and the final target as a bracket; exit |
| PineConnector | buy / sell with vol_dollar, sl_price, tp_price; the new stop on each move; close |
| 3Commas | enter_long / enter_short and exit (the bot manages its own targets) |
Entry alerts for grade A only, if you want: a bridge never receives an exit for an entry it did not receive. A small relay forwards alerts to Discord or Telegram.
The entry alert, word for word · simulated session 1
▼ SELL SIM INDEX · 15 · grade A entry 2087.31 · stop 2104.63 TP1 2069.99 · TP2 2052.68 · TP3 2035.36 size 5 units · risk 86.58 USD (1R) room to the next level: PDC 0.1R · before TP1 scale-out Halves · Signal Desk Premium
The free Signal Desk 1.2.0 stays complete and free; Premium keeps its entries and adds the rest.
| Free Signal Desk | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Entries | Graded long and short signals | The same signals: the free engine, byte for byte |
| Before the entry | — | GET READY heads-up once per pullback |
| Size | A fixed lot on the dashboard | Size from money at risk, converted to your currency |
| Costs | None (paper) | Commission and slippage in R, on the ticket and in every record |
| Key levels | The day's high and low as a factor | Yesterday's high, low and close, today's open, and the room to the next level |
| Exits | All at one target | Halves, Thirds or All at TP3; breakeven at TP1, trail after TP2 |
| Higher frames | One context factor | A gate on two frames: Mark, Hold or Off |
| Bad days | A daily entry cap | A daily loss lock in R or money, and a stop after losses in a row |
| Many markets | One chart | Radar: the chart's symbol and 19 markets |
| Records | Share won on this chart | A report card after costs, by side, grade and frames |
| Testing | The strategy twin | The twin, the Research Lab and a parity check against TradingView |
Not checked by us: a live webhook delivery end to end, and option-premium charts.
Yes. The Research Lab runs the Signal Desk engine on years of verified Binance data or your own TradingView exports (Node.js 18 or newer, nothing to install): write the question first, fingerprint it, then run it once. The AI Builder Kit lets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Windsurf extend the desk in plain words; the agent knows the rules and will not promise results.
Any symbol TradingView charts: US stocks and ETFs, futures, FX, crypto, metals and NSE, on intraday timeframes. The Radar has ready lists (Mixed global, US large caps, Index ETFs & futures, FX majors & crosses, Crypto, Metals, energy & grains, NSE India) or your own 19.
Conditions, not odds. A means all five setup factors were there, B four, C three; a grade says nothing about how likely a trade is to work.
Any plan runs the scripts, and Basic allows two indicators per chart, so the desk and the Radar fit together. Webhook alerts to a bridge need a paid TradingView plan.
No. It stays complete and free on proea.app.
Both include Signal Desk Premium at no extra cost.
We, ProEA Lab, build Signal Desk and Signal Desk Premium. The code is AI-assisted. The film and the boards on this page run the desk's own logic on simulated candles, not market data; none of it is a result or advice. Trading involves risk.