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Trend Matrix on EURUSD hourly with the eight-timeframe grid and trend ribbon

Trend Matrix

Every timeframe, one grid, no chart switching.

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Overview

Trend Matrix answers one question well: what is the trend, on every timeframe, right now. Eight timeframes from M5 to W1 are evaluated with the same method and shown as a grid of colour-graded cells. Green through to red, with strength shown by saturation, so a glance tells you both direction and conviction.

The alignment score counts how many timeframes agree and weights them by size, giving you one number for whether you are trading with the larger picture or against it. On the chart itself, a trend ribbon runs under price, coloured by the current timeframe read.

Everything is computed on closed bars. Nothing on the historical chart was drawn with information that arrived later.

What you get

5 components, grouped by where they render on your chart.

On the chart

Trend RibbonChart ribbon coloured by the current timeframe read.

In the dashboard

Eight-Timeframe GridDirection and strength per timeframe, colour graded.
Alignment ScoreWeighted agreement across all eight.
Trend Age ReadoutHow many bars the current direction has held.

Lower panel

Trend Strength PanelLower panel tracking strength over time.

How it works

  1. 01

    Same method everywhere

    All eight timeframes are evaluated identically, so the cells are comparable.

  2. 02

    Grade the strength

    Colour shows direction; saturation shows how strong the read is.

  3. 03

    Score the alignment

    One number for how much the timeframes agree, weighted by timeframe size.

What’s in the box

TradingView

v2.0.1
  • Invite-only access to the Pine Script indicator on your TradingView account
  • Pre-built chart layout with the template applied
  • Recommended input presets for each supported timeframe
  • Setup guide with screenshots
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Access is granted to your TradingView username. Add it in your library after purchase and the script appears under Invite-only scripts.

MetaTrader 5

v2.0.1
  • Compiled .ex5 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL5/Indicators and the template into MQL5/Profiles/Templates, then restart MetaTrader 5.

MetaTrader 4

v2.0.1
  • Compiled .ex4 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL4/Indicators and the template into templates, then restart MetaTrader 4.

Signal behaviour

Every TradingVAI product states plainly how it behaves as new bars arrive. This one is classified as non repainting.

How this tool behaves on the chart

Non-repainting

Once a signal is printed on a closed bar it never moves or disappears. What you see in history is what you would have seen live.

Each cell in the matrix and every segment of the trend ribbon is computed from closed bars on that timeframe. Once a cell has been set for a completed higher-timeframe bar it never changes. The live cell for the current, incomplete bar updates as that bar forms — which is expected — and settles at its close.

Questions

Which timeframes are in the grid?

M5, M15, M30, H1, H4, D1 and W1 by default, plus your chart timeframe if it is not already one of them. Each row can be swapped for a different timeframe.

What method decides the direction?

A combination of trend-following and strength inputs evaluated per timeframe. The exact weighting is exposed in the inputs so you can tune it, and the same method runs on every row — that consistency is what makes the rows comparable.

Is a high alignment score a buy signal?

No. It tells you the timeframes agree on direction. Plenty of strongly aligned trends are late trends. Use it as context for a decision you make on other grounds.

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