CSI Pro+

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:

Version 8.0 Ultra — How to Confirm You Have It

Everything in this manual describes v8.0 Ultra. You can confirm the version from the chart itself — you never have to check a settings screen:

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), a 26-row information dashboard in the top-right corner headed ⚡ CSI v8.0 Ultra, 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.

2. First Time User Guide

What to Expect on First Load

When you first add CSI-Pro+ to a chart, the indicator needs enough history for its longest average to form — the 200-period EMA, so roughly 200+ bars. 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

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 the Confidence Score Is Built

CSI-Pro+ does not tally up how many indicators happen to be pointing the same way. It scores the case for each direction — bullish and bearish are scored separately, on every bar, and each one ends up as a number from 0 to 100.

Twelve contributions feed that score. Each one carries its own weight, so a strong piece of evidence moves the score more than a weak one does:

Those contributions are added up and then normalised to a 0–100 scale for each side. That is the raw confidence. It is not a count, and it is not a probability of a trade working — it is a measure of how strong the case is right now, on this chart, on this bar.

The Five Context Multipliers

The raw score is then adjusted up or down by five context checks, and the result is held inside 0–100:

• Trend regime — a bullish score is thinned in a confirmed downtrend (and harder the stronger the trend reads on ADX), and both sides are thinned in high volatility
• Kernel slope — a small lift when the kernel-regression trend agrees with the direction, a small cut when it disagrees
• Divergence support — a lift when a regular RSI/Fisher divergence backs the direction. Divergence only acts as a multiplier; it is never one of the twelve additive contributions
• Fisher-reversal depth — scales with how deep into its extreme the Fisher reading has gone before turning
• Counter-trend dampener — cuts scores that fade the EMA20/50 trend (sells in a grinding uptrend, buys in a grinding downtrend). This one is yours to tune: Counter-Trend Dampener in the Confidence Scoring group, range 0.5 to 1.0, default 0.80. Set it to 1.0 to switch the dampening off entirely; lower it to thin out counter-trend signals harder.

Adaptive Feature Weights — CSI-Pro+ Keeps Score On Itself

Seven of the twelve contributions — Fisher, RSI, StochRSI, Market Structure, Multi-Timeframe, Volume and MRO — carry weights that are not fixed. They adapt. This is on by default (Adaptive Feature Weights, Advanced ML group).

Here is what it does, in plain terms. Every time one of those seven components leans meaningfully one way, CSI-Pro+ remembers the lean. A set number of bars later it looks at what price actually did and marks that read right or wrong. Components whose recent reads have been working get more say in the score; components that have been misreading this particular chart get less.

Because it adapts per chart, the same component can carry different weight on EURUSD than it does on your NASDAQ chart — which is the point.

Prefer fixed weights? Turn Adaptive Feature Weights off in Advanced ML and every component reverts to its base weight and stays there.

Signal Labels Explained

Five label texts can print on your chart. Each one is two lines: ◆ BUY or ◆ SELL on the first line, and the tier on the second. BUY labels print below the bar, SELL labels print above it. The label itself never carries a number — the score lives in the dashboard, not on the chart.

A regular HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW label gains a [DIV] suffix when a divergence supports it — so the second line reads HIGH [DIV]. TRIPLE CONF and DUAL CONF labels never carry the suffix.

Labels don't stack. Because DUAL and TRIPLE confluence can confirm a bar after a regular label already printed, CSI-Pro+ removes the superseded lower-tier label when the upgrade arrives within the Signal Upgrade Window (bars) (default 3, Signal Settings group). You get one label for the event, at the highest tier it reached, instead of two overlapping ones.

Two extra markers ride alongside the labels: a diamond below/above the bar on every TRIPLE CONF, and a smaller circle on every DUAL CONF.

What "Confidence" Really Means — And Where to Change the Tiers

The tier on a regular label is decided by where the 0–100 score lands against two cut-offs. Both are settings you control, in the Confidence Scoring group:

To change them: open the indicator settings (gear icon next to CSI Pro on your chart), scroll to the Confidence Scoring group, and edit the two tier values. Raising them makes labels rarer and stricter; lowering them makes labels more frequent and looser. Nothing else in the engine changes — you are only moving the lines the score is measured against.

LOW labels are hidden by default. The Hide Low Confidence Signals setting (Signal Settings group) ships ON, so only MEDIUM and above print. Turn it off if you want to see everything the engine flags.

Non-Repainting Behaviour

Two separate things are true here, and they are worth keeping straight.

1. Bar close. Require Bar Close (Non-Repaint) is ON by default. With it on, a label prints once the bar has closed and stays where it printed.
2. Higher timeframes. CSI-Pro+'s higher-timeframe confirmation is non-repainting in realtime. That is a v8 change, and it comes with an honest trade-off: because v8 no longer looks ahead on history, historical labels sit differently than they did in v7. If you compare an old screenshot to a chart today, expect some historical labels to have moved.

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. The scoring engine is built for exactly that — it weighs a partial, imperfect picture and asks how strong the case is, rather than demanding that everything line up.

4. The Dashboard

The dashboard appears in the top-right corner of your chart when you are viewing the current bar. It shows you exactly what CSI-Pro+'s engine is seeing in real time. In v8.0 Ultra it has 26 rows: a title row and 25 readouts.

The 26 Rows, Top to Bottom

Row names below are exactly as they appear on your chart.

Row 15 — Conf: Read This One Carefully

If you used CSI-Pro+ before v8, this row was called Evidence and it genuinely was a count. It isn't any more. The row was renamed to Conf precisely so the two can't be confused — if your panel still says Evidence, you are on an older version (see section 1).

The two scores are independent. Both can be low in a quiet market, and it is entirely normal for one side to be high while the other sits near zero. Rows 16 and 17 then translate each score into the tier it lands in.

Row 22 — EMA20 Dist

A simple distance readout: how far, in percent, price has travelled from its 20-period EMA. It answers the question "am I about to act on something that has already run?" The value turns amber once price is more than 3% away, which on most instruments and timeframes means the move is stretched.

Rows 23 and 24 — The Hit% Rows

These two rows are the adaptive weighting system showing its work. Each figure is the running hit-rate for one component — how often that component's recent leans matched what price then did, over the horizon and memory you set in Advanced ML.

• Hit% F/R/St/Str — Fisher / RSI / StochRSI / Structure, in that order
• Hit% MTF/V/MRO — Multi-Timeframe / Volume / MRO, in that order, followed by (n=…), the number of scored observations behind them

They are diagnostics for the engine, not signals for you to trade. Their practical use is context: a component sitting near the middle has had no clear read lately on this chart, and while n is still small the adaptation has not kicked in at all (it needs 20 scored observations per component).

Row 25 — Sig Audit, and What It Is Not

Every time a label is confirmed, CSI-Pro+ notes the direction and the closing price. A set number of bars later — the same Adaptive Horizon, default 8 — it checks whether price moved the way the label pointed, and files the answer. The row summarises the last up to 50 of those answers.

The format is 40% (n=50, 8b):

• 40% — the share of those recent labels that had moved in the labelled direction when they were checked
• n=50 — how many labels are in the sample (it fills up to 50, then rolls forward, dropping the oldest)
• 8b — the horizon in bars used for each check

It reads n/a until the first label has aged past the horizon. Colour is a quick cue only: green at 55 and above, red at 45 and below, neutral in between.

The Four AI Model Rows

Rows 7 to 10 are four independent readings, each expressed as a percentage bullish. Row 10, Ensemble, is itself a pooled vote of the seven adaptive components. The four are then blended into the single ML contribution that feeds the confidence score, in fixed proportions: KNN 30%, GradBoost 25%, Neural Net 20%, Ensemble 25%. The blended figure is deliberately held inside a moderate band so no single AI reading can dominate a signal.

Dashboard Colors

• Green values = Bullish / favorable for buyers
• Red values = Bearish / favorable for sellers
• Gold/Yellow values = HIGH tier or a notable threshold cleared
• Amber values = a caution reading (high volatility regime, stretched EMA20 distance)
• Gray values = Neutral

Dashboard Not Showing All 26 Rows?

The panel only draws on the rightmost bar, and its text size follows the Dashboard Size setting (default Large). On a short chart window the lower rows can be pushed out of view — drop Dashboard Size to Normal or Small in the Visuals group to fit them all.

5. The Confluence Pane

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. Its own small info table sits in the top-right of the pane, headed ⚡ CSI Ultra v8.0.

The Two Oscillators

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 (on the CEI line) — the CEI is in an exhaustion zone and has begun to turn back
• Small triangles (at the CEI zone edges) — the CEI has just entered its upper or lower exhaustion zone
• x-crosses — the CEI is beyond its Extreme Level, the deepest reading it reports
• HP labels (on the PRG line) — a PRG reversal reading that also cleared the high-probability threshold
• Triangles on the PRG line — an ordinary PRG reversal reading that did not clear that threshold
• Small diamonds on the PRG line — the PRG's multiple periods are lined up, but no PRG reversal has fired yet
• CC diamond — new in v8; see below

All of these can be switched off together with Show Signal Markers in the pane's settings.

Understanding the Zone Colors

CEI Zones

PRG Zones

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

New in Version 8.0

Three additions, all in the pane. Nothing was removed, and the pane still offers the same 10 alerts.

1. Reversal-Confluence Background Bands

The pane now shades vertical bands behind the oscillators when the blended CEI and PRG reversal readings are both elevated on the same side. Bull bands and bear bands can never appear on the same bar — clearing the threshold requires both gauges leaning the same way. The band's intensity scales with the blended reading, so a faint band is a marginal condition and a solid one is a strong one. The bands share the Show Zone Backgrounds toggle, so turning that off removes them along with the zone shading.

2. The CC Diamond Marker

CC stands for Composite Confluence. The marker is a labelled diamond that prints when a CEI reversal and a PRG reversal land within one bar of each other — the pane's two gauges calling a turn at essentially the same moment. Cyan means bullish, orange means bearish. It is deliberately rare and drawn at full size so you can spot it without hunting.

3. Optional Candle Colouring on Your Main Chart

The pane can now recolour the candles on your main chart — body, border and wick — according to the CEI reading, with a distinct colour at exhaustion. It is off by default. Switch it on with Color Chart Candles by CEI in the pane's settings; the three colours below it are yours to set.

6. Practical Trading Guide

One Possible Approach (Illustrative)

1. Monitor for signals — Letting signals appear rather than anticipating them
2. Note the label tier and the score behind it — Observing whether the label reads TRIPLE CONF, DUAL CONF, HIGH or MEDIUM, and what the Conf row and Bull Signal / Bear Signal rows show at that moment
3. Review dashboard context — Checking whether Regime, MTF Align and the reversal gauges generally support the signal direction
4. Apply personal trading rules — Using your own risk management and entry criteria
5. Monitor for changing conditions — Watching for opposite signals or Confluence Pane shifts

Signal Classification Framework (Illustrative)

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 (Non-Repaint) setting controls this behavior, and it ships ON. With it off, a label can appear and then change before the bar closes, because the underlying readings are still moving.

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

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)

All four share the Show Trend EMAs toggle. A fifth line, the Adaptive Trend line, has its own toggle (Show Adaptive Trend Line, on by default) and changes colour with its direction — it is the line behind the AdapTrend dashboard row.

Quick interpretation: Price above all three EMAs with the 20 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. Off by default — switch on with Show Order Blocks in the Smart Money group.

• Green boxes — Demand zones (potential support)
• Red boxes — Supply zones (potential resistance)

How long they stay on the chart is set by Order Block Max Age (default 100 bars).

Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)

FVGs are price imbalances created by fast moves. Markets often return to "fill" these gaps. Off by default — switch on with Show Fair Value Gaps.

• Green dashed boxes — Bullish gaps (created by upward moves)
• Red dashed boxes — Bearish gaps (created by downward moves)

FVG Max Age controls how long they persist (default 60 bars).

Break of Structure (BOS) Triangles

Small triangles mark the bar on which price broke a prior swing high or low — up-triangles below the bar for a bullish break, down-triangles above it for a bearish one. Off by default — switch on with Show BOS Triangles. The underlying structure state still feeds the confidence score whether or not the triangles are drawn, and the BOS alerts work either way.

Optional CEI Candle Colouring

The main overlay can recolour your candles — body, border and wick — by the CEI reading, with a separate colour at exhaustion. Off by default; enable with Color Candles by CEI in the CEI Settings group. The bull colour means price is high in its cycle, not that it is a buy. The Confluence Pane offers the same feature; use one or the other, never both.

8. Setting Up Alerts

How to Create an Alert

• Right-click anywhere on your chart
• Select "Add alert…"
• In "Condition", select CSI Pro — the alert dropdown lists indicators by the short name shown in your chart legend, not by the long name you clicked in the Indicators dialog
• Choose your alert type from the second dropdown
• Set notification method (popup, email, mobile)
• Click "Create"

Every alert message from the main indicator begins with CSI v8.0: so you can tell at a glance which product and version fired it.

The 14 Main Indicator Alerts

These appear in the dropdown in the order below.

The 10 Confluence Pane Alerts

The Confluence Pane is a separate indicator with its own alerts — select CEI & PRG [FrontierAlgo] in the Condition dropdown, which is the short name it shows under on your chart. This set is unchanged in v8.

9. Complete Settings Reference

Access settings by clicking the gear icon next to the indicator name, or double-click the indicator on your chart.

Version 8.0 Ultra exposes 104 inputs on the main indicator, arranged in 17 groups, plus 31 inputs on the Confluence Pane. The groups appear in the settings window in the order below, each with its own header bar. Settings marked NEW did not exist before v8.

1. Regime Filter

2. Fisher Transform

The Fisher Transform is the core trigger for CSI-Pro+ labels. These settings have the biggest impact on how often labels appear.

3. Indicators

4. ML Classification

5. Smart Money

6. Multi-Timeframe

Recommended Higher Timeframe Pairings

General rule: HTF 1 should be roughly 3–6x your trading timeframe. HTF 2 should be roughly 3–6x HTF 1.

7. Signal Settings

8. Visuals

9. Advanced ML

10. Confidence Scoring — NEW GROUP IN v8

This group did not exist before v8. It is where the 0–100 score gets turned into a tier.

11. Base Indicators

12. CEI Settings

These control the CEI reading inside the main indicator — separate from the Confluence Pane's own copy.

13. PRG Settings

14. MRO Settings

15. Divergence Settings

16. Triple Confluence

17. Dual Confluence

Confluence Pane Settings (Separate Indicator) — 31 Inputs

The pane has its own settings window, reached from its own gear icon. Changing a CEI or PRG setting here does not change the main indicator's copy, and vice versa — if you want them to match, change both.

CEI Section

PRG Section

Pane Visuals and Layout

10. Troubleshooting

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 or scroll left until the 200-period EMA draws
• Turn off Hide Low Confidence Signals temporarily to see if LOW labels are being filtered out
• Lower Confidence Tier - MEDIUM in the Confidence Scoring group — if you raised it, fewer setups clear the bar
• Market may be quiet: in ranging markets, labels are naturally less frequent, and the regime multiplier deliberately thins counter-trend scores

Too Many Signals

• Raise Confidence Tier - HIGH and Confidence Tier - MEDIUM — this is the most direct control in v8
• Increase the Extreme Threshold setting incrementally
• Increase Min Bars Between Signals
• Enable Hide Low Confidence Signals if you turned it off
• Lower Counter-Trend Dampener to thin out signals that fade the prevailing trend
• Use a higher timeframe

Signals Disappearing

Enable Require Bar Close (Non-Repaint) in settings. With it on, a label prints once the candle closes and stays where it printed. With it off you are watching signals form intrabar, and an intrabar signal can still change before the bar closes.

Historical Labels Moved Since I Last Looked

If you upgraded from v7, expect this. v8's higher-timeframe confirmation no longer looks ahead on history, which is what makes it non-repainting in realtime — the trade-off is that historical labels sit differently than they did in v7. Nothing is broken. Comparisons against old screenshots will not line up.

Dashboard Not Visible, or Rows Cut Off

The dashboard only appears on the rightmost (current) bar — scroll to the live edge of your chart, and verify Show Dashboard is enabled. If the top rows show but the lower ones (EMA20 Dist, the two Hit% rows, Sig Audit) are cut off, reduce Dashboard Size in the Visuals group — all 26 rows need vertical room and the default size is Large.

The Panel Says Evidence, Not Conf

You are running an older version. Remove the indicator from your chart and re-add it from Indicators → Invite-only scripts. The v8.0 Ultra panel is titled ⚡ CSI v8.0 Ultra and its row 15 is named Conf.

Confluence Pane Not Showing

The Confluence Pane is a separate indicator. Add it from Indicators > Invite-only scripts > "CRI-Pro+ Confluence Pane [CEI+PRG]".

My Candles Are Strange Colours

Candle colouring by CEI is off by default in both scripts, so something has switched it on. Check Color Candles by CEI in the main indicator's CEI Settings, and Color Chart Candles by CEI in the pane's settings. If both are on, turn one off — they draw over each other.

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

Label Tiers at a Glance

Add [DIV] to a HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW label when a divergence supports it. BUY prints below the bar, SELL above. Tier cut-offs are settings, not fixed values — see Confidence Scoring.

The Numbers That Matter

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.

Is the Conf row a percentage chance? No. It is a 0–100 measure of how strong the analytical case is on that bar, for each direction separately. It is not a probability and not a count.

Do I have to update anything to get v8.0 Ultra? No. TradingView serves the current version. If your panel still shows an older title, remove the indicator and re-add it.

11. Glossary of Terms

Signal & Confidence Terms

Technical Indicator Terms

AI & Machine Learning Terms

Smart Money Concepts Terms

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