Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard (ToolTack)

Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard applied to a liquid large-cap symbol. Each row shows the confirmed trend on one timeframe; the Overall row aggregates all selected timeframes into a single weighted alignment read. Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard is a multi-timeframe trend-aggregation tool for TradingView. It does NOT generate buy or sell signals by itself — it gives you a structured, weighted, non-repainting read on what every meaningful timeframe is doing right now. Most traders flip manually between charts to check whether the higher timeframes agree with the timeframe they are trading. This dashboard collapses that work into a single panel on a single chart. The core engine classifies every selected timeframe with one of five trend scores: +2 Strong Bullish, +1 Bullish, 0 Neutral, −1 Bearish, −2 Strong Bearish. Six trend-detection methods are interchangeable from a single dropdown: single Moving Average, Dual Moving Average crossover, Supertrend, ADX/DI directional movement, Ichimoku cloud, and Price Structure (higher-highs / lower-lows pivot logic). Whichever method is selected is applied identically to every timeframe so the dashboard stays internally consistent across the entire panel. Each timeframe row shows the timeframe label, the trend direction, the strength (Strong / Weak / Flat), and an optional Reading column that exposes the underlying method value — the MA level, ADX reading, Ichimoku Tenkan/Kijun, Supertrend line, or pivot highs and lows. A weighted average across all selected timeframes produces a single Overall score, with higher timeframes carrying more weight than lower ones (Monthly 2.0, Weekly 1.75, Daily 1.5, 4H 1.25, 1H 1.0, 30m / 15m 0.75, 5m / 1m 0.5). The Overall row classifies the weighted average as Strong Bullish Alignment, Bullish Alignment, Mixed Trend, Bearish Alignment, or Strong Bearish Alignment and tints the cell accordingly. A Summary row provides the raw bull / bear / neutral counts for quick verification of the weighted result, and a Method row confirms which detection model and chart timeframe are active so the dashboard is self-documenting on every screenshot. All higher-timeframe values are sampled from the previous closed bar of the requested timeframe — never the developing bar — and every alert and on-chart marker is additionally gated by bar close on the chart timeframe. The trade-off is one higher-timeframe bar of latency; the benefit is zero repaint, so historical signals do not change after the fact, on any timeframe, including TradingView’s replay mode. Optional on-chart visuals include a floating current-timeframe label, automatic bar colouring driven by the selected method, a soft background tint reflecting the overall alignment, and discrete markers that print on confirmed bars whenever the overall state transitions from mixed to aligned or from one alignment to another. Ten built-in alert conditions cover all-bullish / all-bearish full alignment, higher-timeframe (1H + 4H + Daily) bullish or bearish alignment, chart-timeframe bullish or bearish trend flips, overall-alignment transitions in either direction, and mixed-to-aligned / aligned-to-mixed regime changes. Every alert is bar-close confirmed and ships with a clean, broker- and webhook-friendly message that embeds the ticker and chart timeframe automatically. Visual configuration is extensive: six dashboard positions, four text sizes, background transparency, individual colours for bullish / bearish / neutral / strong-bullish / strong-bearish cells, separate header and brand-banner colours, optional borders, optional strength column, optional reading column, optional tooltack.com banner, and optional footer disclaimer. A built-in theme palette keeps the panel readable on both dark and light chart backgrounds, and an integrated tooltack.com banner brands the output for screenshots and shared analyses. Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard works on every asset class supported by TradingView — stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, indices, and commodities — and on every chart timeframe from 1-minute to monthly. The most common workflow is to use it as a context filter: confirm that the higher timeframes agree with the direction of the trade before pulling the trigger on the entry timeframe. Day traders typically watch the alignment of 1m / 5m / 15m / 30m; swing traders watch 1H / 4H / Daily; position traders and investors watch Daily / Weekly / Monthly. Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard is a multi-timeframe context indicator, not a complete trading system. It will not tell you precise entry, exit, or position-size levels — only how every selected timeframe is currently leaning and how aligned they are. For best results, always combine it with proper risk management and at least one independent execution tool such as a volatility-state indicator, a momentum oscillator, a price-structure tool, or a structured entry checklist.

Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard is designed for day traders, swing traders, position traders, momentum traders, breakout traders, trend-followers, and long-term investors who need an unambiguous, repaint-free view of how the lower and higher timeframes are aligned. It suits scalpers who only want to take trades in the direction of the 15m and 30m, swing traders who insist on confluence between 1H, 4H, and Daily, and investors who only act when Weekly and Monthly agree. Crypto traders use it to navigate fast regime shifts across 24/7 markets; forex traders use it for session-to-session bias; equities and futures traders use it as an automated, always-on multi-timeframe checklist. Beginners benefit from the simple colour-coded overview, while intermediate and advanced traders use the weighted Overall score, the method-specific readings, and the alert layer as a structured filter on top of their existing entry tools.

Most losing trades on a small timeframe happen because the larger timeframe was leaning the other way and the trader did not check. Manual multi-timeframe analysis is slow, error-prone, and easy to skip under pressure, especially when alerts fire mid-session. Multi-Timeframe Trend Dashboard removes that friction by running the same trend-detection model — your choice of Moving Average, Dual MA, Supertrend, ADX/DI, Ichimoku, or Price Structure — on nine timeframes at once and surfacing the result in a single colour-coded panel. The weighted Overall score privileges higher timeframes so the read mirrors how discretionary traders actually frame the market: bigger picture first, entry timeframe last. Because every value is locked to the previous closed bar and every alert is gated by bar close, the panel never quietly rewrites history; the green or red you see on a past bar is exactly what would have shown in real time. This helps traders trade in the direction of the dominant flow, avoid counter-trend entries when higher timeframes disagree, take stronger conviction on aligned setups, automate multi-timeframe filters via alerts and webhooks, and produce clean, screenshot-ready chart annotations for journals, analyses, and shared trade ideas.

• • Confirming higher-timeframe trend direction before any entry
• • Filtering counter-trend signals on the chart timeframe
• • Identifying high-conviction setups when all timeframes align
• • Detecting regime transitions from mixed to aligned states
• • Scalping only in the direction of 15m / 30m alignment
• • Swing trading with 1H / 4H / Daily confluence
• • Position trading with Daily / Weekly / Monthly agreement
• • Long-term investing using Weekly + Monthly bias
• • Multi-method trend confirmation (swap methods to stress-test the signal)
• • Replacing manual chart-flipping with a single dashboard
• • Building alert-driven workflows on overall alignment changes
• • Automating bot and webhook strategies with non-repaint signals
• • Spotting hidden divergence between lower and higher timeframes
• • Adding context to breakout, reversal, or volatility setups
• • Stress-testing systems against repaint via TradingView replay
• • Adapting to different markets via method and weighting choices
• • Watchlist scanning for fully-aligned bullish or bearish names
• • Producing professional, branded multi-timeframe screenshots