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TST Nexus Indicator Toolkit

Welcome to the official documentation and reference guide for the TST Nexus TradingView indicator. Learn how to connect your account, configure display modes, interpret Entry, SL, and TP1–TP3 price levels, monitor the performance dashboard, and set up automated alerts.

Official Intro Video Indicator Overview
Section A

Get Access to TST Nexus

Access to TST Nexus is managed through Whop and provisioned directly to your personal TradingView profile. Follow these short steps to activate your script access:

  1. Sign up or log in to Whop: Ensure your active TST Nexus membership is linked to your Whop account.
  2. Connect your exact TradingView username: Navigate to your member settings in Whop and enter your exact TradingView username.
  3. Wait for automatic provisioning: Once submitted, script permissions sync automatically to your TradingView account within a few minutes.
Exact TradingView Username Required TradingView usernames are case-sensitive and must be entered without extra spaces, punctuation, or email address prefixes. If your entered username does not match your active TradingView profile, the indicator will not appear under your Invite-only scripts.
Section B

Add or Remove the Indicator

Once your username has been provisioned, you can add TST Nexus to any asset chart on the TradingView desktop app, web browser, or mobile app.

Adding to Your Chart

  1. Open your desired chart on TradingView.
  2. Click the Indicators button in the top toolbar (or press /).
  3. In the modal menu, select Invite-only scripts on the left.
  4. Click TST Nexus to add it onto your chart.

Removing from Your Chart

  1. Move your cursor over the chart legend at the top-left corner.
  2. Locate the TST Nexus indicator row.
  3. Click the X (Remove) icon to delete it from the chart.
  4. Alternatively, right-click anywhere on the indicator line and select Remove.
Section C

Quick Start

Follow these four steps to start using TST Nexus effectively on any instrument:

Prefer a video walkthrough? Watch the official intro video at the top of the guide to see TST Nexus in action.
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1

Choose a Chart & Timeframe

Select your preferred market (Forex, Crypto, Indices, Stocks, or Commodities) and timeframe (such as 5m, 15m, 1H, or 4H).

2

Add TST Nexus

Go to Indicators → Invite-only scripts and click TST Nexus to load it directly onto your active price chart.

3

Select Your Display Mode

Open the indicator settings and choose between Beginner, Balanced, or Pro mode based on your preference.

4

Follow Signals & Dashboard

Monitor Buy/Sell signals, review calculated Entry, SL, and TP1–TP3 levels, and confirm overall context on the performance dashboard.

TST Nexus Quick Start chart overview showing Buy/Sell signals, targets, and live chart overlay
Click image to enlarge • Quick Start chart view with active TST Nexus overlay
Section D

Prices and Manual Trades

When a setup triggers, TST Nexus calculates rule-based price levels directly on your chart. These levels provide structured risk-to-reward boundaries for each trade setup.

Entry

Trigger Price

The exact reference price where the Buy or Sell setup criteria have been validated.

SL

Stop Loss

The structural invalidation point. If price crosses this level, the trade setup thesis is invalidated.

TP1 – TP3

Take Profit Targets

Progressive targets for partial profit taking: TP1 (conservative/secure), TP2 (structural target), and TP3 (extended trend runner).

Important: You place your own manual trades. TST Nexus does not automatically execute orders, link to broker APIs, or trade on your behalf. It provides visual charting guidance and calculated mathematical levels. You are responsible for manually placing and managing any trade orders with your preferred broker or exchange according to your own risk parameters.
TST Nexus chart illustrating Entry price, Stop Loss (SL), and TP1 to TP3 targets
Click image to enlarge • Visual layout of Entry, SL, and TP1–TP3 price levels on chart
Section E

Settings and Display

Access the indicator settings anytime by double-clicking the indicator name or clicking the gear icon in TradingView. Customize your display modes, signal filters, and layout:

SettingOptions / DefaultsDescription
Display ModeBeginner | Balanced | ProControls HUD complexity. Beginner keeps the chart clean; Pro displays deep structural metrics.
Signal DirectionBuy & Sell | Buy Only | Sell OnlyFilter setups based on your macro directional bias or market condition.
Signal SensitivityStandard | Conservative | AggressiveAdjust the confirmation threshold for generating Buy/Sell signals.
Price LevelsEntry, SL, TP1, TP2, TP3 togglesShow or hide specific calculated price lines and labels on the active chart.
Dashboard PositionTop Right | Bottom Right | Top/Bottom LeftMove the performance dashboard overlay to prevent covering current price action.
Theme & ColorsLight | Dark | CustomAdapt signal markers and dashboard colors to match your TradingView chart theme.
TST Nexus settings configuration panel part 1
Click image to enlarge • Settings & Inputs panel (Part 1)
TST Nexus settings configuration panel part 2
Click image to enlarge • Display & Style options (Part 2)
Section F

Performance Dashboard

Reading the Dashboard

The performance dashboard overlays directly on your chart to give you immediate, high-level feedback on the instrument’s historical behavior and current setup state. It helps you assess market context at a glance without switching tabs or windows.

TST Nexus Performance Dashboard header and live status overview
Click image to enlarge • Performance dashboard header and live market context

Performance Figures

The lower section of the dashboard summarizes four key historical statistical metrics based on the current chart view and selected lookback period:

Total Trades

The total number of historical signal events calculated and tracked on the chart within the active sample range.

Win Rate

The percentage of recorded setups that reached at least Take Profit 1 (TP1) prior to reaching the Stop Loss level.

Net Return

The cumulative simulated return percentage calculated across the tested sample period.

Drawdown

The largest peak-to-trough decline observed in simulated equity during the backtested period.

TST Nexus Performance Dashboard detailed figures showing Total Trades, Win Rate, Net Return, and Drawdown
Click image to enlarge • Performance figures display: Total Trades, Win Rate, Net Return, and Drawdown
Simulated Results & Hypothetical Performance Disclosure Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain inherent limitations. Unlike actual trading records, simulated results do not represent actual trading. Also, since the trades have not actually been executed, the results may have under- or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown.
Section G

Alerts

Set up automated TradingView alerts so you never miss a confirmed setup even when you are away from your screen. Follow these numbered steps to configure your alerts:

  1. Open the TradingView Alerts panel by clicking the clock icon in the top toolbar (or pressing Alt + A).
  2. In the Condition dropdown, select TST Nexus.
  3. Create Buy and Sell alerts separately: First select Buy Signal to set up your long alert. Repeat these steps to create a separate alert for Sell Signal.
  4. Under Trigger, choose Once Per Bar Close. This ensures the candle has finished forming and the signal is completely confirmed before an alert fires, preventing premature alerts from intra-candle price swings.
  5. Select your desired notification options (TradingView App notification, Desktop pop-up, Email, or Webhook URL) and click Create.
TradingView alert creation window configured with TST Nexus and Once Per Bar Close
Click image to enlarge • Alert setup window showing Condition and Once Per Bar Close trigger
Section H

Troubleshooting & FAQ

About TST Nexus

What is TST Nexus?
TST Nexus is an indicator toolkit built for TradingView that identifies potential Buy and Sell trade opportunities, calculates dynamic Entry, Stop Loss (SL), and Take Profit (TP1–TP3) price levels, and displays a real-time performance dashboard.
Is TST Nexus an automated trading bot?
No. TST Nexus is not an auto-trading robot or automated execution script. It generates visual signals and structured price levels to support your manual trading analysis. You place your own trades with your chosen broker or exchange.
Does TST Nexus guarantee profits or offer financial advice?
No. TST Nexus is strictly an educational and analytical charting tool. It does not provide financial advice, nor does it guarantee trading profits. Financial trading carries risk, and past or simulated results do not guarantee future returns.

Access & Setup

How do I get access after joining?
Access is managed through Whop. Enter your exact TradingView username inside your Whop membership portal. Once active, your username is added to the Invite-only script whitelist automatically.
Why don’t I see TST Nexus in my Indicators menu?
Make sure you are looking under the Invite-only scripts tab on the left side of the Indicators dialog. Check that the TradingView username submitted in Whop matches your logged-in profile exactly. If you recently joined, allow up to 15 minutes for permissions to sync.
Do I need a paid TradingView account?
No. TST Nexus functions on the free basic TradingView tier as well as Essential, Plus, and Premium plans.

Using the Indicator

Which markets and timeframes work best?
TST Nexus is multi-market compatible and works on Forex, Crypto, Indices, Stocks, and Commodities. It functions on any timeframe; however, common timeframes for clean structural confirmation include 5m, 15m, 1H, and 4H charts.
What is the difference between Beginner, Balanced, and Pro modes?
Beginner: Keeps your chart distraction-free with core signals and essential HUD readings.
Balanced: Offers moderate detail with key support and trend context.
Pro: Displays comprehensive structural analytics, advanced momentum metrics, and complete order block/range markers.
Why should I use "Once Per Bar Close" for alerts?
Selecting "Once Per Bar Close" ensures that an alert triggers only when the candle has fully completed and closed. This guarantees the mathematical condition is finalized and prevents alerts from repainting during intra-bar fluctuations.
How should I manage Entry, SL, and TP levels?
The Entry level marks the setup trigger. Place your Stop Loss (SL) at the designated line to manage downside risk. Use TP1 to secure partial profits or move your stop to breakeven, and allow runners to target TP2 and TP3.

Membership & Billing

How do I manage or cancel my membership?
You can update your payment method, view invoices, or cancel your subscription at any time directly through your customer account in the Whop dashboard.
What is the refund policy?
As outlined in TST Life’s published terms, all digital indicator access and subscriptions are governed by our official Refund Policy. Please review our policy page for comprehensive details regarding eligibility and terms.
How do I contact customer support?
We offer 3 direct support options: email us at partnership@tstlife.com, message us on Whop Chat, or contact us on Telegram.

Need Direct Support?

Have questions about setting up TST Nexus, connecting your TradingView username, or configuring alerts? Choose any of our 3 support options below to get in touch with our team:

Email Support

Official inbox for account inquiries, partnerships, and technical assistance.

partnership@tstlife.com

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Whop Chat Support

Live member messaging and ticket assistance directly inside your active Whop portal.

Open Whop Chat

Telegram Support

Fast direct messaging and support updates via our official Telegram channel.

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