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This manual is comprehensive by design. But CSI-Pro+ is remarkably simple in practice. When you look at your charts, you'll see clear BUY and SELL signals with confidence ratings. That's all you need to get started. Use this manual as a reference, and ask the chatbot whenever you have questions.
Table of Contents
- Getting Started — Setup and access verification
- First Time User Guide — What to expect
- Understanding Your Signals — What the labels mean
- The Dashboard — Real-time market analysis panel
- The Confluence Pane — Zone interpretation and oscillators
- Practical Trading Guide — Observations and cautions
- Additional Chart Features — Order Blocks, FVGs, trend lines
- Setting Up Alerts
- Complete Settings Reference
- Troubleshooting
- Glossary
1. Getting Started
Your Invite-Only Access
CSI-Pro+ is an exclusive, invite-only indicator system. It is not available on the public TradingView marketplace — only users specifically granted access can use it. Your access is personal and linked directly to your TradingView username. It cannot be shared or transferred to other accounts.
What You Receive
Your purchase includes two indicators that work together:
| Indicator | Purpose |
|---|---|
| CSI-Pro+ (CRIPro+) | Main signal generator — displays BUY/SELL signals, trend lines, market structure markers, and the information dashboard |
| Confluence Pane | Reversal detection — two specialized oscillators (CEI and PRG) for identifying momentum exhaustion and entry/exit timing |
About the name: You may see "CRI-Pro+" in the TradingView interface — this is the same indicator as CSI-Pro+. We use "CSI-Pro+" (Confluence Signal Intelligence) in our documentation for clarity.
Step-by-Step Setup
Step 1: Find Your TradingView Username. Click your profile icon in TradingView’s top-right corner. Your username also appears in your profile URL: tradingview.com/u/YOUR_USERNAME. It’s case-sensitive, and you do not include the @ symbol — you’ll need it exactly as written for the next step.
Step 2: Claim Your Indicator in Your Whop Dashboard. Access isn’t granted automatically — you claim it after checkout, and it only takes a moment:
- Open your Whop dashboard and go to this product (its access page)
- Enter your exact TradingView username from Step 1 (case-sensitive, no @ symbol), then click Set
- Click Claim Indicators — this links CSI Pro+ to your TradingView account
Step 3: Add the Indicators.
- Open any chart in TradingView
- Click the “Indicators” button at the top (or press the “/” key)
- Click the “Invite-only scripts” tab on the left (refresh the page if your indicators don’t appear right away after claiming)
- Click “Confluence Regime Intelligence PRO+” to add the main indicator
- Repeat and add “CRI-Pro+ Confluence Pane [CEI+PRG]” for the oscillator panel
Step 4: Verify Everything Works. You should see signal labels on your chart, colored trend lines (blue, orange, purple), an information dashboard in the top-right corner, and the Confluence Pane oscillators below your chart.
Indicator Not Showing Up?
Once you’ve claimed it, CSI Pro+ appears under Indicators → Invite-only scripts (refresh the page if it doesn’t show immediately). If it still isn’t there, the cause is almost always the username you entered. Email support@frontieralgo.com (or ask our AI assistant) with your TradingView username and your Whop order ID and we’ll sort it out.
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Invite-only tab is empty after claiming | Refresh the page; confirm you’re logged into the same TradingView account whose username you claimed with; hard-refresh (Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+Shift+R) |
| You think the wrong username was claimed | Re-open your Whop dashboard, enter the correct case-sensitive TradingView username, click Set, then Claim Indicators again |
| Still no access | Clear browser cache, try a different browser, then email support@frontieralgo.com with your TradingView username and Whop order ID |
2. First Time User Guide
What to Expect on First Load
When you first add CSI-Pro+ to a chart, the indicator needs approximately 200 bars of historical data to calculate properly. If you're viewing a chart with less data, zoom out or scroll left to load more history. The dashboard only appears on the most recent (rightmost) bar — you won't see it when viewing historical data.
CSI-Pro+ is designed to be selective. Depending on market conditions and your timeframe, you might see several signals per day on a 15-minute chart, or only a few per week on a daily chart. Fewer, higher-quality signals is the design goal.
Suggested Learning Period
| Period | Activity |
|---|---|
| First Week | Add CSI-Pro+ to your charts and simply observe. Watch how signals form, when they appear, and how price behaves afterward. Don't trade yet — just learn. |
| Week 2–3 | Use TradingView's Paper Trading feature or a demo account to practice. When a signal appears, execute the trade virtually. Track your results. |
| Week 4+ | Review your paper trading results. If you're comfortable with how the signals work for your trading style, consider small position sizes with real capital. |
Use Replay Mode: TradingView's Bar Replay feature lets you watch historical price action unfold bar-by-bar. This is an excellent way to see how CSI-Pro+ signals played out in the past without waiting for real-time markets.
What Markets Does CSI-Pro+ Work On?
CSI-Pro+ works on any symbol, any timeframe. Stocks, forex, crypto, futures, indices — if you can chart it, CSI-Pro+ can analyze it. Like any technical analysis tool, it works best on instruments with reasonable liquidity and normal spreads.
3. Understanding Your Signals
How Signals Are Generated
CSI-Pro+ continuously monitors multiple analytical factors across different categories including momentum, trend, structure, and AI models. When the primary trigger condition is met (momentum reaching an extreme and reversing), the system evaluates how many of these factors support the trade direction. The more factors that agree, the higher the confidence rating.
Signal Labels Explained
| What You See | What It Means |
|---|---|
| ◆ BUY HIGH | Strong bullish setup — strong factor agreement across multiple analytical categories |
| ◆ BUY MEDIUM | Solid bullish setup — solid factor agreement on the buy direction |
| ◆ SELL HIGH | Strong bearish setup — strong factor agreement across multiple analytical categories |
| ◆ SELL MEDIUM | Solid bearish setup — solid factor agreement on the sell direction |
LOW confidence signals (limited factor agreement) are hidden by default. You can enable them in settings if desired.
What "Confidence" Really Means
The confidence rating reflects the degree of agreement among CSI-Pro+'s analytical factors:
- HIGH: Strong factor agreement — the technical picture is clear with multiple confirmations across categories
- MEDIUM: Solid factor agreement — a valid setup with some factors neutral or conflicting
- LOW: Limited factor agreement — fewer factors align, may benefit from additional confirmation
Critical understanding: Confidence ratings reflect the degree of analytical agreement among factors. A HIGH confidence signal indicates a cleaner technical setup with more factors aligned. All trading carries inherent risk regardless of the confidence rating.
Signals Don't Always Line Up Perfectly — And That's OK
You may notice that sometimes a BUY signal appears when not everything in the dashboard is green, or a SELL signal appears when conditions seem mixed. This is normal and expected. Markets are complex, and perfect alignment of every indicator rarely happens. CSI-Pro+ is designed to generate signals when enough factors agree — it doesn't require perfection.
Close is good enough: If you see a signal and most (not necessarily all) dashboard factors support it, that's a valid setup. Don't wait for everything to turn green — that rarely happens and you'd miss most opportunities.
4. The Dashboard
The dashboard appears in the top-right corner of your chart when viewing the current bar. It shows you exactly what CSI-Pro+'s analytical engine is seeing in real-time.
Market Regime
| Item | What It Tells You |
|---|---|
| Regime | Current market mode: Strong Uptrend, Strong Downtrend, Range, or High Volatility |
| HMM State | Market classification: BULL (buyers winning), BEAR (sellers winning), or NEUTRAL |
| ADX | Trend strength — higher values indicate the market is trending, lower values indicate ranging conditions |
| Vol Regime | Volatility level: HIGH, NORMAL, or LOW — tells you if the market is calm or choppy |
Momentum Indicators
| Item | What It Tells You |
|---|---|
| Fisher | Shows how "stretched" price is — extreme values (shown in brackets) suggest potential reversal |
| RSI | Momentum gauge — above 70 is overbought (green for sells), below 30 is oversold (green for buys) |
| StochRSI | Fast momentum reading — shows K/D values, 100 is overbought, 0 is oversold |
| CEI | Cycle exhaustion — OB (overbought), OS (oversold), or N (neutral) |
| PRG | Price extension — how far price has stretched from average, with confluence count |
| MRO | Momentum efficiency — OB, OS, or N |
AI Models
| Item | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| KNN | Pattern matching analysis — percentage bullish based on similar historical conditions |
| GradBoost | Multi-layer prediction — percentage bullish using iterative analysis |
| Neural Net | Weighted input analysis — percentage bullish from combined factors |
| Ensemble | Combined voting — percentage bullish from all indicator votes |
Signal Summary
| Item | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Divergence | Whether bullish or bearish divergence is detected, or NONE |
| Evidence | Bullish vs bearish factor count (e.g., "3↑ / 2↓") |
| Bull Signal | Current bullish classification: HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW with factor count |
| Bear Signal | Current bearish classification: HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW with factor count |
| MTF Align | Multi-timeframe status — BULLISH ✓, BEARISH ✓, or MIXED |
| Kernel | Trend direction from advanced smoothing — UP, DOWN, or FLAT |
| AdapTrend | Adaptive trend direction — UP, DOWN, or FLAT |
Dashboard Colors
- Green values = Bullish / favorable for buyers
- Red values = Bearish / favorable for sellers
- Gold/Yellow values = HIGH confidence or notable threshold
- Gray values = Neutral
Quick dashboard check: When a signal appears, scan the dashboard. If you see mostly green (for a BUY) or mostly red (for a SELL), the setup shows stronger factor alignment. Mixed colors mean less clarity — the signal is still valid, just with less confirmation.
5. The Confluence Pane
Educational information. This section explains how the Confluence Pane oscillators function. The descriptions below are for educational purposes and do not constitute trading recommendations.
The Confluence Pane is a separate indicator that appears below your main chart. It specializes in detecting when price moves may be reaching exhaustion levels.
The Two Oscillators
| Oscillator | What It Does |
|---|---|
| CEI (Cycle Exhaustion Index) | Measures when the energy of a price move is running out — like a battery indicator for the current trend |
| PRG (Probability Reversal Gauge) | Shows how stretched price is from its average — like a rubber band that's been pulled too far |
How to Read It
Both oscillators move between extreme levels. The key is watching for both oscillators to reach extremes and start reversing.
Bullish Reversal Setup (Potential BUY)
- CEI drops into the lower zone (oversold)
- PRG also drops into the lower zone
- Both oscillators begin turning upward
Bearish Reversal Setup (Potential SELL)
- CEI rises into the upper zone (overbought)
- PRG also rises into the upper zone
- Both oscillators begin turning downward
Special Markers
- REV labels — Appear when potential reversal conditions are detected
- HP arrows — High-probability markers when both oscillators reach extreme alignment
Understanding the Zone Colors
CEI Zones
| Zone | What It Indicates | What to Observe |
|---|---|---|
| Upper Exhaustion (top) | Upside exhaustion — upward move may be running out of energy | The higher CEI goes, the more extended conditions may be |
| Lower Exhaustion (bottom) | Downside exhaustion — downward move may be running out of energy | The deeper CEI drops, the more oversold conditions may be |
| Neutral Zone (middle) | Neither overbought nor oversold | Exhaustion-based signals are not imminent |
PRG Zones
| Zone | What It Indicates | What to Observe |
|---|---|---|
| Overbought Zone | Price has extended significantly above its average | Multiple periods may agree (confluence count increases). Potential for mean reversion increases. |
| Oversold Zone | Price has extended significantly below its average | Multiple periods may agree. Potential for mean reversion increases. |
| Equilibrium Zone | Price is near fair value — neither extended nor compressed | Watch for directional moves out of equilibrium |
The PRG Confluence Count (/3)
The PRG shows a confluence count like "2/3" or "3/3" in certain conditions. This tells you how many of the three time periods agree:
- 1/3 — Only one period shows the extreme condition
- 2/3 — Two periods agree — stronger signal
- 3/3 — All three periods agree — maximum confluence across timeframes
6. Practical Trading Guide
Educational information only. This section describes how CSI-Pro+ signals and features function. The examples below are illustrative and do not constitute trading advice. All trading decisions are your responsibility.
One Possible Approach (Illustrative)
- Monitor for signals — Letting signals appear rather than anticipating them
- Note the confidence level — Observing whether signals show HIGH or MEDIUM
- Review dashboard alignment — Checking whether dashboard factors generally support the signal direction
- Apply personal trading rules — Using your own risk management and entry criteria
- Monitor for changing conditions — Watching for opposite signals or Confluence Pane shifts
Signal Classification Framework (Illustrative)
| Grade | Conditions | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| A+ | HIGH confidence + Confluence Pane confirms + MTF Align matches + Market structure confirms | Maximum factor alignment across all categories |
| A | HIGH confidence + one other confirmation (Confluence Pane OR MTF Align) | Strong factor alignment with partial additional confirmation |
| B+ | HIGH confidence alone OR MEDIUM + confirmation | Good factor alignment |
| B | MEDIUM confidence alone | Moderate factor alignment |
| C | LOW confidence | Limited factor alignment |
Entry Timing Considerations
- Bar Close Mode: Some traders prefer to wait for the candle to close before considering a signal confirmed
- Real-Time Mode: Other traders prefer to monitor signals as they develop in real-time
The "Require Bar Close" setting controls this behavior.
Risk management is your responsibility. CSI-Pro+ is an analytical tool that identifies potential market conditions — it does NOT manage your risk or make trading decisions for you.
Market Conditions That Warrant Caution
High-Impact News Events
- Major economic releases (Non-Farm Payrolls, FOMC decisions, CPI, GDP)
- Central bank announcements
- Geopolitical events
- Earnings announcements (for individual stocks)
Low Liquidity Periods
- Market open/close transitions
- Holiday periods
- Between major sessions (e.g., Asia close to London open)
- Weekend trading for crypto (typically lower volume)
Ranging/Choppy Markets
- ADX showing low values (weak trend)
- HMM showing frequent regime changes
- Price consolidating in a tight range
Pre-Trade Observation Checklist
Educational reference only. This checklist illustrates factors some traders consider. It is not trading advice and does not constitute a trading system.
Signal Observation: Confidence level? With or against current trend? Confluence Pane status?
Dashboard Observation: MTF Align (BULLISH/BEARISH/MIXED)? AI models showing similar directions? Current Market Regime?
Confluence Pane Observation: Where is CEI? Where is PRG? Are they in agreement?
External Factors: High-impact news pending? Liquidity normal for time of day? Unusual volatility?
7. Additional Chart Features
Trend Lines (EMAs)
| Color | Period | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Blue (Cyan) | Short-term | Short-term trend — fastest and most responsive |
| Orange | Medium-term | Medium-term trend — intermediate direction |
| Purple | Long-term | Long-term trend — major trend and institutional reference |
Quick interpretation: Price above all three lines with the short-term on top generally indicates an uptrend. The reverse pattern generally indicates a downtrend.
Background Shading
- Green — Bullish conditions (Strong Uptrend detected)
- Red — Bearish conditions (Strong Downtrend detected)
- Orange — High volatility conditions
- Gray — Ranging/neutral market
Order Blocks
Order Blocks mark zones where significant buying or selling likely occurred. They often act as support or resistance when price returns.
- Green boxes — Demand zones (potential support)
- Red boxes — Supply zones (potential resistance)
Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)
FVGs are price imbalances created by fast moves. Markets often return to "fill" these gaps.
- Green dashed boxes — Bullish gaps (created by upward moves)
- Red dashed boxes — Bearish gaps (created by downward moves)
These features are optional. Order Blocks and FVGs can be toggled off in settings if they clutter your chart. The main signals work perfectly fine without them.
8. Setting Up Alerts
How to Create an Alert
- Right-click anywhere on your chart
- Select "Add alert…"
- In "Condition", select "Confluence Regime Intelligence PRO+"
- Choose your alert type from the second dropdown
- Set notification method (popup, email, mobile)
- Click "Create"
Available Alerts
| Alert Name | Triggers When |
|---|---|
| HIGH Confidence BUY | BUY signal with strong factor alignment |
| HIGH Confidence SELL | SELL signal with strong factor alignment |
| MED+ Confidence BUY | BUY signal with solid or strong factor alignment (MEDIUM and HIGH) |
| MED+ Confidence SELL | SELL signal with solid or strong factor alignment (MEDIUM and HIGH) |
| Any BUY | Any bullish signal regardless of confidence |
| Any SELL | Any bearish signal regardless of confidence |
| BOS Bullish / Bearish | Break of structure detected |
| MRO Bull Setup | MRO is oversold and momentum is accelerating upward |
| MRO Bear Setup | MRO is overbought and momentum is decelerating |
Confluence Pane Alerts
The Confluence Pane has its own set of alerts you can configure separately.
| Alert Name | Triggers When |
|---|---|
| CEI Bull Reversal | CEI exits oversold zone and turns upward |
| CEI Bear Reversal | CEI exits overbought zone and turns downward |
| PRG High Prob Buy | PRG shows high probability bullish conditions with confluence |
| PRG High Prob Sell | PRG shows high probability bearish conditions with confluence |
| RSI/Fisher Bull Divergence | Bullish divergence detected between price and momentum |
| RSI/Fisher Bear Divergence | Bearish divergence detected between price and momentum |
9. Complete Settings Reference
About these settings: CSI-Pro+ works great with default settings — most users never need to change anything. This reference is for fine-tuning. Don't feel pressured to adjust anything right away.
Access settings by clicking the gear icon next to the indicator name, or double-click the indicator on your chart.
Market Regime Detection
| Setting | What It Does | If You Increase It | If You Decrease It |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADX Length | Bars used to measure trend strength | Smoother readings, slower to recognize new trends | Faster to detect trend changes, but more noise |
| Trend Threshold | Minimum reading to call market "trending" | Stricter — only strong trends qualify | More conditions labeled as trending |
| ATR Length | Bars used to measure volatility | More stable, slower to react to volatility spikes | Faster reaction, readings can be jumpy |
| Volatility Multiplier | Sensitivity of "high volatility" detection | Harder to trigger high volatility mode | Easier to trigger high volatility mode |
| Regime Lookback | How far back to look when classifying regime | More stable classification | Faster to adapt to new conditions |
Fisher Transform Settings
The Fisher Transform is the core trigger for CSI-Pro+ signals. These settings have the biggest impact on signal frequency.
| Setting | What It Does | If You Increase It | If You Decrease It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fisher Period | Bars looked at to detect extreme price movements | Smoother, fewer signals, bigger swings | More sensitive, more signals, catches smaller moves |
| Extreme Threshold | How extreme conditions must be to trigger | Pickier — waits for obvious setups | More sensitive — triggers on smaller moves |
| Smoothing | Reduces noise in Fisher readings | Smoother but more lag | More responsive but noisier |
| Use Adaptive Thresholds | Auto-adjusts sensitivity based on volatility | ON = widens in volatile markets; OFF = fixed thresholds | |
The most important setting: The Extreme Threshold is what you're most likely to adjust. Too many signals? Turn it UP. Missing opportunities? Turn it DOWN. Make small adjustments and observe the results.
Momentum Indicator Settings
| Setting | What It Does | Adjustment Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| RSI Length | Bars for RSI calculation | Shorter = more sensitive; longer = smoother |
| RSI Overbought / Oversold Levels | Thresholds for OB/OS status | Lower OB / higher OS = triggers sooner |
| StochRSI Length / %K / %D | Stochastic RSI period and smoothing | Shorter = more volatile; longer = smoother |
| CCI Length | Commodity Channel Index period | Shorter = more sensitive; longer = fewer extreme readings |
| Volume SMA / Surge Multiplier | Volume baseline and surge sensitivity | Higher multiplier = needs bigger volume spikes |
Signal Filtering Settings
| Setting | What It Does | Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Min Bars Between Signals | Minimum bars before another signal can appear | Increase if signals cluster; decrease for rapid setups |
| Require Bar Close (Non-Repaint) | Signals only appear after bar closes | Recommended: Keep ON. Ensures stable signals. |
| Hide Low Confidence Signals | Shows only MEDIUM and HIGH signals | Keep ON for cleaner chart; OFF to see all |
About non-repainting mode: "Require Bar Close" is what makes CSI-Pro+ non-repainting. When ON, once a signal appears after a bar closes, it will never change or disappear. Most traders prefer ON for reliability.
Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Settings
| Setting | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Enable MTF Analysis | Turn multi-timeframe analysis ON or OFF |
| Higher Timeframe 1 | First higher timeframe to check for alignment |
| Higher Timeframe 2 | Second higher timeframe (should be higher than HTF 1) |
Recommended Higher Timeframe Pairings
| Your Trading Timeframe | HTF 1 | HTF 2 | Trading Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 minute | 5 minute | 15 minute | Scalping |
| 3 minute | 15 minute | 1 hour | Fast day trading |
| 5 minute | 15 minute | 1 hour | Day trading |
| 15 minute | 1 hour | 4 hour | Intraday swing |
| 30 minute | 2 hour | 4 hour | Short-term swing |
| 1 hour | 4 hour | Daily | Swing trading |
| 4 hour | Daily | Weekly | Swing/Position |
| Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Position trading |
General rule: HTF 1 should be roughly 3–6x your trading timeframe. HTF 2 should be roughly 3–6x HTF 1.
Smart Money Concepts Settings
| Setting | What It Does | Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Structure Pivot Length | How significant a swing high/low must be | Shorter = more pivots; longer = only major swings |
| Show Order Blocks | Toggle Order Block zones | OFF if they clutter your chart |
| Show Fair Value Gaps | Toggle dashed FVG zones | OFF if you don't use FVGs |
| Order Block Max Age | How long Order Blocks stay visible | Higher = stay longer; lower = only recent |
AI/Machine Learning Settings
| Setting | What It Does | Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Classification Lookback | Historical bars analyzed for patterns | Longer = more context; shorter = adapts faster |
| K Neighbors | How many similar patterns KNN considers | More = smoother predictions; fewer = more sensitive |
| Enable Kernel Regression | Advanced smoothing analysis | ON = smoother trend detection |
| Enable HMM Regime Detection | Hidden Markov Model regime analysis | ON = additional regime state analysis |
| Enable Ensemble Voting | Combines multiple AI models | ON = recommended |
| Enable Neural Network | Neural network component | ON = contributes to signals |
| Adaptive Feature Weights | Auto-adjusts factor importance | ON = weights adapt; OFF = fixed |
| Distance Metric (KNN) | How KNN measures similarity | Ensemble recommended for most users |
| Kernel Lookback / Relative Weight | Kernel regression scope and influence | Longer/higher = more influence and smoothing |
Visual Display Settings
| Setting | What It Controls |
|---|---|
| Show Labels | Display or hide BUY/SELL signal labels |
| Show Background | Display or hide colored background shading |
| Show Dashboard | Display or hide the information panel |
| Show Trend EMAs | Display or hide colored moving average lines |
| Show Adaptive Trend Line | Display or hide adaptive trend line |
| Label Size | Large, Normal, or Small |
| Dashboard Size | Tiny, Small, Normal, Large, or Huge |
| Max Visible Labels | Limits historical signal labels shown |
CEI, PRG, and MRO Integration Settings
These control how the reversal oscillators contribute to main signal confidence.
CEI Integration
- Enable CEI Integration — Master toggle for CEI extremes contributing to scoring (keep ON)
- CEI Exhaustion Threshold — How extreme readings must be (lower = triggers sooner)
PRG Integration
- Enable PRG Integration — Master toggle for price extension measurements (keep ON)
- PRG Probability Sensitivity — Response speed to price changes
MRO Integration
- Enable MRO Integration — Master toggle for momentum regime contribution (keep ON)
- MRO Momentum Period — Bars used to calculate momentum
- MRO Smoothing Period — Reduces noise in MRO readings
- MRO Efficiency Lookback — Period for measuring price efficiency
- MRO Band Multiplier — Controls width of OB/OS bands
Confluence Pane Settings (Separate Indicator)
CEI
- CEI Cycle Period — Base period for cycle measurement
- CEI Exhaustion Lookback — Period for exhaustion calculation
- CEI Signal Smoothing — Noise reduction
- CEI Sensitivity — Overall responsiveness
- CEI Upper/Lower Exhaustion — Zone boundaries
PRG
- PRG Primary Period — Main extension measurement
- PRG Secondary Period — Secondary confirmation
- PRG Extreme Threshold — Level for extreme readings
- PRG Confluence Sensitivity — Multi-period responsiveness
Confluence Pane Visual
- Show CEI / Show PRG — Toggle each oscillator
- Show Zone Backgrounds — Toggle colored zones
- Show CEI Cycle Wave — Toggle underlying cycle rhythm
- Show Secondary Period — Toggle secondary line
- Color Settings — Customize bullish, bearish, exhaustion, neutral colors
Start with defaults. We strongly recommend using default settings for your first 2–4 weeks. Once you're familiar with the system, you can fine-tune.
10. Troubleshooting
Quick help available 24/7: For any troubleshooting question, our AI chatbot at frontieralgo.com/support.html can help you solve issues instantly.
Can't Find CSI-Pro+ in TradingView
- Confirm you claimed the indicator in your Whop dashboard (enter your exact TradingView username, click Set, then Claim Indicators)
- Double-check the username you claimed with — it’s case-sensitive and must match your profile URL exactly (no @ symbol); re-claim if it was wrong
- Confirm you’re signed into the same TradingView account whose username you claimed with
- Look in the “Invite-only scripts” tab, NOT the main Indicators search
- Hard refresh: Ctrl+F5 (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+R (Mac)
- Still stuck? Email support@frontieralgo.com with your TradingView username and Whop order ID
No Signals Appearing
- Load more data: Zoom out to show at least 200 bars
- Disable "Hide Low Confidence" temporarily to see if signals appear
- Market may be quiet: In ranging markets, signals are naturally less frequent
Too Many Signals
- Increase "Extreme Threshold" setting incrementally
- Increase "Min Bars Between Signals" setting
- Enable "Hide Low Confidence" if disabled
- Use a higher timeframe
Signals Disappearing
Enable "Require Bar Close" in settings. Signals will only appear after the candle closes and will never disappear.
Dashboard Not Visible
The dashboard only appears on the rightmost (current) bar. Scroll to the live edge of your chart. Also verify "Show Dashboard" is enabled in settings.
Confluence Pane Not Showing
The Confluence Pane is a separate indicator. Add it from Indicators > Invite-only scripts > "CRI-Pro+ Confluence Pane [CEI+PRG]".
Alert Troubleshooting
If alerts aren't firing, check:
- Alert is active (not paused or expired)
- Correct condition selected when creating the alert
- Notification settings (app, email, SMS) configured
- Symbol and timeframe match (a 1-hour alert won't fire from 15-minute chart signals)
- Email alerts may be going to spam
Performance Issues
If CSI-Pro+ loads slowly:
- Reduce the number of other indicators on your chart
- Close unused TradingView tabs
- Clear your browser cache
- Use a dedicated browser profile for trading
- Reduce the "Max Visible Labels" setting
Quick Reference Card
Confidence Levels
| Level | Factor Agreement | Appearance |
|---|---|---|
| HIGH | Strong | Gold/yellow label |
| MEDIUM | Solid | Standard green/red |
| LOW | Limited | Faded (hidden by default) |
Common Questions
Can I use CSI-Pro+ on multiple computers? Yes. It's tied to your TradingView account, not your computer. Log in from any device.
Do I need a paid TradingView subscription? No. CSI-Pro+ works on free TradingView accounts.
Why do signals work better on some instruments? Like any technical analysis tool, it works best with reasonable liquidity and normal spreads.
11. Glossary of Terms
Signal & Confidence Terms
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Confluence | Multiple independent analytical factors agreeing on the same market direction |
| HIGH Confidence | Strong factor agreement across multiple analytical categories |
| MEDIUM Confidence | Solid factor agreement with some neutral or conflicting elements |
| LOW Confidence | Limited factor agreement; fewer analytical factors align |
| Repainting | When signals change or disappear after appearing. CSI-Pro+ is non-repainting in default mode. |
| Non-Repainting | Signals that, once confirmed at bar close, never change or disappear |
Technical Indicator Terms
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Fisher Transform | Mathematical transformation that converts prices into a format where extreme readings are clearer |
| RSI | Relative Strength Index — momentum indicator on a 0–100 scale |
| StochRSI | Stochastic oscillator applied to RSI values |
| CEI | Cycle Exhaustion Index — proprietary CSI-Pro+ oscillator measuring cycle exhaustion |
| PRG | Probability Reversal Gauge — proprietary CSI-Pro+ oscillator measuring price extension |
| MRO | Momentum Regime Oscillator — momentum efficiency and regime |
| ADX | Average Directional Index — measures trend strength regardless of direction |
| CCI | Commodity Channel Index — measures how far price has deviated from average |
| EMA | Exponential Moving Average — gives more weight to recent prices |
| ATR | Average True Range — measures market volatility |
| Divergence | When price and an indicator move in opposite directions |
AI & Machine Learning Terms
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| KNN | K-Nearest Neighbors — classifies current conditions by finding similar historical patterns |
| Gradient Boosting | Builds predictions by combining multiple simpler models |
| Neural Network | Computing system that learns patterns from data |
| Ensemble | Combination of multiple models voting together for more robust predictions |
| HMM | Hidden Markov Model — identifies hidden market states or regimes |
| Kernel Regression | Smoothing technique that estimates trends using weighted averaging |
Smart Money Concepts Terms
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Order Block (OB) | Price zone where significant buying or selling likely occurred |
| Fair Value Gap (FVG) | Three-candle pattern that leaves an unfilled price gap |
| BOS (Break of Structure) | When price breaks a previous swing high or low |
| Liquidity | Areas where stop losses tend to cluster |
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