How do I upgrade my scripts?

Why are my alerts inaccurate?

Depending on the market you are trading, adjust the settings to correct any errors you are consistently seeing from the alerts.

Which Markets Can I Apply MarketGod On?

We've designed MarketGod to work on all of them. If a ticker is available on our partner's site, we can analyze the data and apply the algorithm.

When I search for the MarketGod Indicator in the Tradingview Public Library, a red-lock is next to the name and I am not seeing my access as granted. Why?

If you are using the search bar to find the MarketGod Indicators, stop. The indicators that are publicly published in the library are no longer supported. They were updated in September 2021 to consolidate all the versions into one. The only way to find the indicator and strategy is through the invite only section of the library. If you do not see the invite only section, we have not added you yet OR the name you've submitted is incorrect.

What time-frames does MarketGod trade on?

MarketGod v9 Recommendations BTCUSD Recommended Filter by Time Frame for Max Net Profit * 1D: 20 * 6H: 15 * 4H: 40 * 1H: 40 * 15m: 40 * 10m: 50 Recommended Filter by Time Frame for Max Percent Profitable * 1D: 20 * 6H: 5 * 4H: 50 * 1H: 35 * 15m: 50 * 10m: 40 * 5m: 50

What Comes With My MarketGod Purchase?

MarketGod for Tradingview Includes the MarketGod for Tradingview Study and the MarketGod for Tradingview Strategy

Why are my labels only showing up on the part of the chart?

If your labels are disappearing on a given chart, it may be related to Tradingview's limits on plots and labels.

What is Max Drawdown?

In trading, max-drawdown is the maximum loss that an investment or trading strategy has experienced. It is typically expressed as a percentage of the initial investment or trading capital. It is used to measure the risk of a given investment or trading strategy, with a higher max-drawdown indicating a higher level of risk.

What is net profit?

In trading, net profit is the total amount of money that a trader has earned after deducting all trading-related expenses, such as commissions, fees, and taxes, from their total trading profits. Net profit is an important measure of a trader's overall performance, and it is often used to evaluate the effectiveness of their trading strategy and to compare their performance to other traders. A trader's net profit can be calculated by subtracting their total expenses from their total trading profits over a given period of time.