The suite · Auction Guard · the level the tape wants
Everyone watches price. This watches the forces underneath it.
Every session has a gravitational centre: a level where the largest concentration of positioned money sits, a point that draws price in and resists departure. Auction Guard reads that field in real time, so you know whether a level is a floor to trade from, a trap to avoid, or the exact point where a breakout becomes real.
Included in Edge at $109 a month
What it reads · the gravity map
The real floor and the false floor no longer look the same.
- The pin The level the tape wants to close near, mapped onto your chart as the session develops. You see where it sits, how far price is from it, and whether the pull is strengthening or dissipating. Close above it, the gravity is beneath you; close below it, the gravity is overhead.
- The real floor Some levels hold because of where the largest open positions are anchored, not because of a line on a screen. Auction Guard shows the structural weight behind a level, so a floor with force behind it reads differently from one without.
- The mirage A level that held on every prior test can be hollow on the next one, because the weight that made it a floor has rotated elsewhere while the chart stayed identical. That is how clean breakouts reverse and stop you out. Now the hollowness is visible before the test.
- The stop test The difference between a level with force behind it and a level without is the difference between your stop getting hunted and your entry holding. Auction Guard exists to make that difference readable before you place either.
What it refuses · the honest edges
It refuses to treat every line on the chart as equal.
Auction Guard does not care how obvious a level looks. It refuses to call something a floor because it held last week, and it refuses to dismiss a level just because nothing on the price chart explains it. Some of the most reliable levels in a session have no chart significance at all; they hold because of where positioned money sits. The tool reads the weight, not the folklore.
The place in the workflow · where it sits
Before you trust a level.
Auction Guard is the forces check. Structure and direction tell you where the market has been deciding; Auction Guard tells you whether the level you are about to lean on still has anything behind it today. Read it before placing a stop under a floor, before fading a magnet, and before believing a breakout that has not yet escaped the pull.
Access · invite-only, on TradingView
See the field before you step in.
Auction 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.