Always know where the market stands — 7 zones, zero noise.

Pulse is a precision market cycle engine for TradingView, built on a proprietary multi-factor scoring system that continuously measures where price stands within the broader market structure. Rather than generating trade signals, it does something more fundamental — it tells you the truth about the market at any given moment. Seven distinct zones, updated in real time, give you an immediate read on whether conditions are cheap, transitioning, or dangerously extended. It is the context layer serious investors put on every chart before they consider a single entry.

Pulse won't fire a buy signal and make the decision for you — but what it does is arguably more valuable. It stops you deploying capital in the worst possible conditions, and gives you the confidence to act decisively in the best ones. Most retail losses don't come from bad stock picks — they come from bad timing. Buying into euphoria. Panic selling in deep value. Pulse eliminates both by giving you objective, real-time cycle context before you commit to anything. Investors who use Pulse consistently report fewer bad entries, smaller drawdowns, and significantly more conviction when they do act. That compounds over time in ways a single trade return can't capture.

We hear this constantly — and it's a completely legitimate concern. Here's why most indicators fail: they're built on intuition, optimised by eye on a chart, and never subjected to any rigorous statistical validation. The industry gold standard for proving an indicator has genuine predictive power is Python-based backtesting with multi-step walk-forward parameter optimisation and out-of-sample validation — a process that tests whether the edge persists on data the indicator has never seen before, across multiple market regimes. Fewer than 1% of indicators on TradingView have ever been through this process. NGF Pulse has. The zone framework and scoring methodology were validated statistically before a single live reading was published. If you've been burned before by indicators that looked good on a chart but fell apart in live markets — that's exactly the problem this process is designed to eliminate.

This is the right question to ask — and it's one most indicator sellers won't answer honestly. Here's what makes Pulse different: it doesn't assume a fixed market state. It reads the current one in real time, on every bar, using a multi-factor scoring system that synthesises conditions as they actually are — not as they were when the indicator was built. Bull market, bear market, sideways chop, high volatility, low volatility — Pulse was walk-forward optimised across all of them. The seven zone framework isn't a static lookup table. It's a live engine. When conditions change, Pulse changes with them. That's the entire point.

Pulse operates at a different level entirely. It is not a signal generator — it is a market intelligence layer. Beneath it sits a proprietary scoring engine that synthesises multiple market factors into a single, unambiguous read on cycle position. That same engine forms the analytical foundation of NGF Strike, where it drives the full signal framework. Used standalone, Pulse gives any existing strategy an immediate edge in timing and risk awareness. Used alongside Strike, it completes the picture.

The 7 zones are the output of the Pulse scoring engine — each representing a mathematically distinct phase in the market cycle, derived from a composite, weighted score across multiple independent market factors. From historically undervalued, high-opportunity conditions through to euphoric, overextended, and elevated-risk territory — every zone is colour-coded for instant recognition and recalculates continuously as price evolves. The complete zone framework, scoring methodology, and practical application guide are covered in full inside the member onboarding materials.

Any liquid market on TradingView — stocks, crypto, indices, commodities, and forex. The zone framework is market-agnostic.

There's no catch — but it's a fair question and here's the honest answer. The Founding Member pricing is lower because we're early and we want serious investors in at the ground floor. Once those spots are gone, the price increases permanently. But even at full price, these tools are deliberately priced to be accessible. The most sophisticated institutional-grade analytical tools have historically been locked behind five and six-figure licensing fees — available only to hedge funds and professional investment desks. We built NGF Pulse to bring that level of rigour to retail investors at a fraction of that cost. The edge comes from the methodology — Python backtesting, walk-forward optimisation, out-of-sample validation — not from the price tag. Charging more wouldn't make the tool better. It would just make it less accessible to the people who need it most.

No. The Founding Member pricing is as close to a risk-free entry as we offer. Pulse gives you what it promises — real-time cycle context — and you'll see that immediately on any chart you add it to. We back our tools with reputation, transparent methodology, and a straightforward cancel-anytime policy. If you're not satisfied, you cancel before your next billing date. No questions asked.

Until we reach capacity. Once all founding spots are claimed, Pulse returns to its regular price. There is no waitlist and no way back in at this level.

The Founding Member price is locked for active subscribers. If you cancel, you rejoin at the standard rate.

You'll receive an email shortly after subscribing with instructions to add Pulse to your TradingView account. No downloads, no installs — just a straightforward invite process. Full setup guidance will also be available in your member dashboard.

Yes. All improvements push directly to your TradingView account automatically. You never need to do anything — it gets better over time without any action on your part.