Put the chart in context
Five tools. A more informed view of your chart.
Our Elite TradingView indicators help you examine price patterns, areas of interest, momentum, trends and trading activity. Start with the question you want to answer, then choose the tool.
By Purdy Financials · Updated 20 October 2026
Which indicator does what?
Orbit focuses on price patterns. Nexus highlights price zones. Galaxy helps examine the strength of a move. Astral focuses on trend direction. Moby provides context on trading activity.
You do not need to add every indicator at once. Start with one, learn its settings and behaviour on your chosen chart, and add another only when it answers a different question.
How to combine trend and price levels
A trend view can help establish direction; a price-zone view can help identify areas to watch. A pattern provides a possible setup, while momentum and activity offer additional context.
Several indicators can depend on the same underlying price data. Agreement between them is not necessarily independent confirmation. Decide in advance what would challenge your interpretation.
What do I need to get access?
Membership is managed through Whop. Connect your Discord account and follow the member guide to request indicator access with your TradingView username.
TradingView is a separate platform. These indicators are used there; Cerebro’s company research and scanner are accessed through the Purdy Financials website. Check your TradingView plan’s chart and indicator limits.
Can they be used beyond stocks?
The indicators can be used on other supported TradingView charts, including crypto and forex. That does not extend Cerebro’s stock-research coverage to those markets.
Interpretation depends on the instrument, timeframe and data available. These tools do not place trades or guarantee future price movements. Historical examples show how a chart looked, not how a future trade will perform.
