Welcome to TST Nexus — a visual trading indicator designed to help you read market conditions, follow developing setups, and keep your chart analysis more organized.

TST Nexus is an educational charting tool. It is designed to support your analysis, not replace your own judgment, trading plan, or risk management.

1. How to Access TST Nexus

After purchasing TST Nexus through Whop, your access will be connected to your TradingView account.

To access the indicator:

  1. Log in to your Whop account.
  2. Connect your TradingView username inside Whop.
  3. Once your purchase is active, access will be granted automatically.
  4. Open TradingView.
  5. Go to Indicators.
  6. Look under Purchased / Invite-only Scripts.
  7. Select TST Nexus and add it to your chart.

If you do not see the indicator after purchase, contact us through Whop Chat or email:

partnership@tstlife.com

2. Recommended First Setup

For your first use, we recommend:

  • Display Mode: Beginner
  • Dashboard Position: Top Right
  • Start with a clean chart
  • Add extra tools only when needed

Beginner Mode is the best starting point because it keeps the dashboard simple and easy to read.

3. Display Modes

TST Nexus includes three dashboard modes:

Beginner
A clean dashboard with the main market information.

Pro
A more detailed dashboard with extra market structure and context.

Off
Turns the dashboard off if you only want to view the chart markers and tools.

You can also move the dashboard to the top right, bottom right, or bottom left of your chart.

4. Dashboard Overview

The dashboard gives you a quick view of the current market environment.

Depending on the mode you choose, you may see:

Live Session
Shows the active market session, such as Asian Range, London Open, New York, or London / NY Overlap.

Sentiment
Shows a simple multi-timeframe view using 15m, 1H, 4H, and Daily.

Market State
Shows whether the market is currently reading as an uptrend, downtrend, or consolidation.

Market Phase
Shows the broader market phase, such as accumulation, distribution, or balanced.

Trend Strength
Shows whether the current trend environment is strong, developing, weak, or choppy.

Setup
Explains the main chart markers:

● Forming | ▲/▼ Developed

5. Understanding the Main Markers

TST Nexus uses visual markers to help you follow setup development.

● Circle = Forming
A circle means a potential setup is forming. This is an early “pay attention” marker. It does not mean you should enter a trade immediately.

▲/▼ Triangle = Developed
A triangle means the setup has developed further. This is a stronger visual marker than the circle, but it should still be reviewed with the dashboard, market structure, sentiment, and your own trading plan.

Marker direction:

  • Green marker below price = bullish context
  • Red marker above price = bearish context

6. Beginner Mode

Beginner Mode is designed to keep the chart simple.

In Beginner Mode, focus on:

  • Live Session
  • Sentiment
  • Setup markers
  • Circle and triangle development

This mode is best if you want a cleaner chart with fewer distractions.

7. Pro Mode

Pro Mode gives you more market context.

In Pro Mode, you can also use:

  • Market State
  • Market Phase
  • Trend Strength
  • BOS
  • CHoCH
  • FVG
  • OB
  • Premium / Discount Zones

Pro Mode is best for users who want deeper structure and more advanced chart context.

8. Optional Chart Tools

TST Nexus includes additional tools that can be turned on or off.

Fair Value Gaps / FVG
Highlights possible imbalance areas on the chart.

Order Blocks / OB
Shows potential price zones where the market may react.

Break of Structure / BOS
Helps identify when price breaks previous structure.

Change of Character / CHoCH
Helps identify possible changes in market behavior.

Premium / Discount Zones
Shows whether price is trading in a higher or lower area of the current range.

Candlestick Engine
Allows you to display selected candlestick patterns, such as engulfing candles, hammers, morning stars, evening stars, three white soldiers, and three black crows.

New users should start with fewer tools and add more only when needed.

9. Basic Workflow

A simple way to use TST Nexus:

  1. Check the dashboard first.
  2. Look at the live session.
  3. Review the sentiment.
  4. Watch for a circle marker.
  5. If a triangle appears, review the full chart context.
  6. Use Market State, Market Phase, Trend Strength, FVG, OB, BOS, CHoCH, and Premium/Discount for extra context.
  7. Make decisions based on your own trading plan and risk management.

Do not rely on one marker alone.

10. Alerts

TST Nexus allows you to create TradingView alerts for key marker events.

You can use alerts to be notified when:

  • A circle marker appears
  • A triangle marker appears

Alerts are only notifications. They are not automatic trade instructions.

Always check the chart before making any decision.

11. Important Risk Reminder

TST Nexus is designed for educational chart analysis.

It is not:

  • Financial advice
  • A guaranteed profit system
  • A signal service
  • A replacement for risk management
  • A reason to enter a trade without your own review

Trading involves risk. Always use proper risk management and make your own trading decisions.

12. Support

If you need help accessing or using TST Nexus, contact us through:

Whop Chat

or

partnership@tstlife.com



How to Use TST Nexus Workflow

TST Nexus is designed to help you read the chart step by step.

The goal is not to follow one marker blindly. The goal is to understand the full market context before making any decision.

Step 1: Check the Dashboard First

Before looking at any marker, start with the dashboard.

The dashboard gives you a quick view of the current market environment.

Look at:

  • Live Session
  • Sentiment
  • Market State
  • Market Phase
  • Trend Strength
  • Setup guide

This helps you avoid focusing only on one candle or one marker.

Step 2: Read Market State and Sentiment

Next, check the overall direction.

Market State helps you understand whether the market is currently reading as:

  • Uptrend
  • Downtrend
  • Consolidation

Sentiment gives you a simple multi-timeframe view across:

  • 15m
  • 1H
  • 4H
  • Daily

When the market state and sentiment are aligned, the chart is usually cleaner.

When they are mixed, be more careful.

Step 3: Watch for the Circle Marker

The circle means the setup is forming.

On the dashboard, this is shown as:

● Forming

A circle is an early attention marker.

It means:

  • Something is developing
  • The chart deserves attention
  • More context is needed

It does not mean you should enter immediately.

Step 4: Wait for the Triangle Marker

The triangle means the setup has developed.

On the dashboard, this is shown as:

▲/▼ Developed

A triangle is stronger than a circle because the setup has moved further in development.

However, the triangle should still be reviewed with the rest of the chart.

Before acting, check:

  • Market State
  • Sentiment
  • Trend Strength
  • Nearby FVG or OB
  • BOS or CHoCH
  • Premium / Discount area
  • Your own trading plan

Step 5: Use OB, FVG, and Structure as Context

The optional tools are there to help you read the chart more clearly.

FVG
Shows possible imbalance areas.

OB
Shows potential price reaction zones.

BOS
Shows when price breaks structure.

CHoCH
Shows possible changes in market behavior.

Premium / Discount
Shows whether price is trading in a higher or lower area of the current range.

These tools should be used as context, not as automatic trade instructions.

Step 6: Never Use One Marker Alone

A single marker is not enough.

Do not use TST Nexus like this:

“Circle appeared, so I trade.”

or:

“Triangle appeared, so I enter.”

Instead, use it like this:

“Circle appeared. Let me check the dashboard.”

“Triangle appeared. Let me review the full chart context.”

The best use of TST Nexus is combining markers with market context.

Step 7: Use Your Own Risk Management and Trade Plan

TST Nexus helps with chart reading, but you are responsible for your decisions.

Before taking any trade, always know:

  • Your entry plan
  • Your stop loss area
  • Your target area
  • Your risk amount
  • Your invalidation point
  • Whether the market condition makes sense

If the chart is unclear, waiting is also a decision.

Example Screenshots to Include

Example 1: Clean Example

Example 2: Choppy Example

Simple Rule to Remember

Circle = Setup forming
Triangle = Setup developed
Dashboard = Market context
Risk plan = Your responsibility


TST Nexus FAQ, Risk & Troubleshooting

This page answers the most common questions about TST Nexus and how to use it safely.

Is TST Nexus a signal service?

No. TST Nexus is not a signal service.

It is a visual charting tool designed to help you read market context, identify developing setups, and organize your technical analysis.

You are responsible for your own decisions.

Is this financial advice?

No. TST Nexus is not financial advice.

The indicator is for educational and analytical purposes only. It should not be treated as a recommendation to buy, sell, enter, or exit any trade.

Does TST Nexus guarantee profitable trades?

No. No indicator can guarantee profitable trades.

Trading involves risk, and losses are always possible. TST Nexus helps you read the chart, but it does not remove risk or replace your trading plan.

What does the circle mean?

The circle means a setup is forming.

It is an early visual marker that tells you to pay attention to the chart. It does not mean you should enter a trade immediately.

Dashboard reference:

● Forming

What does the triangle mean?

The triangle means a setup has developed.

It is a stronger visual marker than the circle, but it should still be reviewed with the dashboard, market structure, sentiment, and your own risk plan.

Dashboard reference:

▲/▼ Developed

Why did I get a circle but no triangle?

A circle can appear when a setup is still forming.

A triangle may not appear if the setup does not continue developing. This is normal. Not every forming setup becomes a developed setup.

Why are some setups stronger than others?

Some setups appear in cleaner market conditions than others.

For example, a setup may look stronger when market state, sentiment, trend strength, and structure are more aligned.

A setup may look weaker when the market is choppy, mixed, or unclear.

What is Beginner Mode?

Beginner Mode gives you a cleaner dashboard and a simpler chart experience.

It is best for users who want to focus on the main markers and basic market context without too much chart detail.

What is Pro Mode?

Pro Mode gives you more market context and structure tools.

It is best for users who want to use additional elements such as Market State, Market Phase, Trend Strength, BOS, CHoCH, FVG, OB, and Premium/Discount Zones.

What markets can TST Nexus be used on?

TST Nexus can be used on markets available on TradingView, such as:

  • Forex
  • Crypto
  • Stocks
  • Indices
  • Commodities

Always test the indicator on the market and timeframe you personally trade.

What timeframe should I use?

TST Nexus can be used on different timeframes.

For cleaner analysis, avoid switching too quickly between timeframes. Pick the timeframes that match your trading style and review the dashboard and chart context together.

Why do I see fewer markers in some modes?

Some chart conditions naturally produce fewer markers.

If fewer markers appear, it usually means the chart is showing fewer developed conditions. This can happen during slow, sideways, or unclear markets.

If your version includes a stricter signal mode, such as Conservative Mode, it may show fewer markers by design.

Why does the chart look crowded?

The chart may look crowded if too many tools are enabled at the same time.

To keep your chart clean, start with fewer tools and add more only when needed.

Recommended starting point:

  • Beginner Mode
  • Main markers only
  • Add FVG, OB, BOS, CHoCH, or Premium/Discount only when needed

How do I hide OB, FVG, BOS, or CHoCH?

Open the indicator settings on TradingView.

Then go to:

SMC & Market Structure

From there, you can turn specific tools on or off, such as:

  • Break of Structure / BOS
  • Change of Character / CHoCH
  • Fair Value Gaps / FVG
  • Order Blocks / OB
  • Premium / Discount Zones

Some tools may appear differently depending on whether you are using Beginner Mode or Pro Mode.

How do alerts work?

TST Nexus alerts notify you when a key marker appears on the chart.

You can create alerts for:

  • Circle marker
  • Triangle marker

Alerts are only notifications. They are not automatic trade instructions.

Always open the chart and review the full context before making any decision.

What should I do if the indicator does not show on my chart?

First, check that:

  1. Your TradingView username is connected inside Whop.
  2. Your Whop purchase is active.
  3. You are logged into the correct TradingView account.
  4. You opened TradingView → Indicators → Purchased / Invite-only Scripts.
  5. You selected TST Nexus and added it to the chart.

If it still does not appear, contact support.

Why can’t I see TST Nexus under indicators?

This usually happens when the wrong TradingView username is connected, or access has not synced yet.

Check your Whop account and make sure your TradingView username is correct.

If the issue continues, contact us through Whop Chat or email support.

How do I contact support?

You can contact us through:

Whop Chat

or

partnership@tstlife.com

Please include:

  • Your Whop account email
  • Your TradingView username
  • A screenshot of the issue
  • A short description of what you need help with

Important Risk Reminder

TST Nexus is an educational charting tool.

It is not:

  • Financial advice
  • A signal service
  • A guaranteed profit system
  • A replacement for risk management
  • A reason to enter trades without your own review

Trading involves risk. Always use your own trading plan and manage risk responsibly.