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Custom Pine Script tools for your own TradingView chart, sorted into five category pages with a details page for each indicator.
EZPZ TradingView indicators are custom Pine Script tools that run on your own TradingView chart, not on the EZPZ website. EZPZ offers 50+ indicators and sorts them into category pages. Open a category, such as Indicator Assists, click View Details on an indicator, read its write up, then use the TradingView and Request Access buttons on that page to get it onto your chart.
Each indicator has its own details page, and that page is the source of truth for what it plots and how to use it. This guide explains how the category pages and details pages work and where each category lives. The indicators themselves are managed by EZPZ and can be added, renamed, or moved, so always check the live category page for the current list.
Pick the category that matches the job, then open the indicator you want from there. Every link below goes to the live category page on EZPZ.
| Category | What you will find there | Open it |
|---|---|---|
| Indicator Assists | Chart helpers that sit on price: trend and band tools, support and resistance levels, moving average and VWAP overlays, and price targets. Examples include Multi-Timeframe 'Level & Trend' Support & Resistance [UOI], Moving Average AI Helper [UOI], and Dynamic Price Targets [UOI]. | Indicator Assists |
| Super Pack Optimizers | Broader market and flow tools: TICK and advance / decline, exchange net flow, sector weighting, put to call ratio, and trend optimizers. Examples include TICK Aggregator + A/D Visualizer: NYSE, NASDAQ, DOW, AMEX [UOI], Clustered Put to Call Ratio (All equities & indices) [UOI], and Theta Shield [UOI]. | Super Pack Optimizers |
| Swing Trade Tools | The widest list. It gathers the trend, level, and market tools that suit holding for days or weeks, plus swing specific ones such as EZPZ Swing Trader [UOI], EZPZ Lite [UOI], Stocks Basket Correlation Finder [UOI], and Time Dilation Visualizer. | Swing Trade Tools |
| Macro Tools | Whole market context: breadth, sector baskets, put to call ratios, and index movers. Examples include McClellan Daily Chart Market Breadth Indicator, Market Breadth Mid & Small Cap Vs. SPY Index [UOI], and Highly Shorted Stocks Basket Clustered EMA [UOI]. | Macro Tools |
| Other | A short list of tools that do not fit one group, such as EZPZ ATR Stop/Profit, Background Diamond Grids [UOI], and Moving Average AI Helper [UOI]. | Other |
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| Indicator card | One card per indicator, with its feature image and title. Cards sit three to a row on a wide screen and fewer on smaller screens. |
| Title | Clicking the name opens that indicator's details page. |
| View Details | The button under each card. It opens the same details page as the title. |
A category page has no search box, filters, or paging. To find one indicator, scan the titles or use your browser's find on page. Switch categories from the Indicators menu in the EZPZ sidebar or from the links in the table above.
The details page is where you learn what an indicator actually does. Read it before you add the indicator, because the right settings and the way to read the plot differ from tool to tool.
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| Title | The indicator's full name, at the top left. |
| TradingView | Opens the indicator on TradingView, where you add it to your chart. |
| Request Access | Opens the EZPZ support ticket form so you can ask for access to the indicator. See Submit a Ticket for how that form works. |
| Feature image | A full width picture of the indicator on a chart. |
| Write up | EZPZ's description of what the indicator plots, its settings, and how to read it. Its length and layout differ by indicator. |
| Videos | A video player under the write up, shown only when the indicator has a walkthrough video. |
Some indicators chart ideas that also have their own EZPZ page. The Clustered and Multi-Ticker Put to Call Ratio indicators sit next to the Put to Call Ratio page. The support and resistance tools pair with Support and Resistance. For a single ticker gauge of common oscillators and moving averages, see Technical Analysis. Trader's FieldMap has its own TradingView connector that draws levels you paste in from that page.
The web pages show EZPZ data in the browser. The indicators run on TradingView, so they combine with your own drawings and studies on one chart.
Day traders
Add level, VWAP, and trend helpers from Indicator Assists to an intraday chart.
Swing traders
Build a chart template from Swing Trade Tools for holds of days to weeks.
Market watchers
Keep breadth and put to call context from Macro Tools on an index chart.
