The suite · Trend Guard · direction with conviction
Know when the timeframes agree, and when you are trading into a wall.
Your entry chart says buy. But if the hourly points down and the daily is flat, that signal is fighting uphill, and bigger trends win eventually. Trend Guard reads direction from the dominant picture all the way down to the immediate move and shows you whether they agree, before you commit capital, not after.
Included in Edge at $109 a month
What it reads · alignment and conflict
One question: with the trend, or against it?
- The full picture The immediate move, the swing direction, and the dominant trend, visible together on one chart. No window switching, no piecing a picture together from memory.
- Alignment states Full alignment: every layer pointing the same way, lean in. Partial conflict: mixed picture, reduce size or wait. Full conflict: the timeframes oppose each other, sit out. The state is on the chart, not in your head.
- Convergence zones Where channels from different timeframes meet at the same price, the market has maximum agreement. These zones are where moves accelerate rather than stall, and they are often worth more than any single entry signal.
- Channel boundaries Each timeframe has a natural range, and the edge of a higher-timeframe channel is a decision point: continuation or reversal. Trend Guard shows you exactly where those boundaries sit before price gets there.
- Conflict warnings When the timeframes pull in opposite directions the market is likely to chop. You see the disagreement before you step into it, instead of discovering it at the point of loss.
When NAS100 gapped down on a Sunday open this spring, the broader picture held bullish through the gap. The only disagreement was the immediate move, and Trend Guard showed that distinction in real time, before the bounce confirmed it.
What it refuses · the honest edges
It refuses to bless a trade that fights the dominant trend.
A clean entry on the wrong side of the bigger picture is still the wrong trade, and Trend Guard will say so. When the timeframes oppose each other its answer is not a hedge or a maybe: it is stand aside. That refusal is the feature. Most directional losses were not entry problems, they were alignment problems nobody checked.
The place in the workflow · where it sits
Between the structure and the trigger.
Trend Guard is the direction check. Once Guide has told you the structure is worth trading, Trend Guard tells you which side of it has the weight of the market behind it, and whether your entry timeframe agrees with the picture above it. When they line up, you lean in. When they do not, you wait, and waiting is a position.
Access · invite-only, on TradingView
Trade with the weight behind you.
Trend Guard is included in Edge at $109 a month. The suite is invite-only and runs on your own TradingView charts. Join the waitlist, or walk back through the room and read the other instruments first.