TradeIQ helps investors cut through the noise, see opportunity with more clarity, and make better decisions through a structured, math-driven view of the markets.
9 sections of institutional-grade analysis. Momentum systems, probability grids, WTAR forecasts, pattern analysis, and actionable trade setups — all from your TradingView data.


TradeIQ turns what you can see on a chart into what you can act on with confidence. By quantifying the angle of attack — how aggressively price is moving relative to its moving average — we transform subjective chart reading into mathematical probability. The steeper the angle, the higher the probability. No interpretation. No guessing. Just clear, high-confidence trading decisions backed by 46 years of quantitative methodology.
The PPM system measures the angle of attack of price relative to its moving average. A steeper angle means stronger momentum and a higher probability that the moving average will hold as support or resistance.
Four PPMs operate simultaneously — PPM1 (10 SMA), PPM2 (21 SMA, primary trend), PPM3 (40 SMA), and PPM200 (200 SMA) — each measuring direction and probability on its associated moving average, regardless of timeframe. The probability shifts approximately 1% per bar on any time series.
Each PPM carries two derivatives: D1 measures the speed of change, D2 measures acceleration. D2 turns before D1, D1 turns before the PPM value, and the PPM turns before price — creating a sequential early warning system.
TradeIQ translates these readings into a composite score that drives the probability at every support and resistance level on your analysis sheet. You don't calculate anything. You read the result.
Any timeframe: 15m, 1H, 4H, daily, weekly, monthly — probability shifts ~1% per bar
Steeper angle = stronger momentum = higher probability of holding
Price below 21 SMA — SMA acts as resistance — PPM2 negative
Trend lines. Cup and handle. Higher highs and higher lows. Wedges. You learned it from books written a century ago, and every indicator platform repackages the same recycled playbook. By the time you recognize the pattern, the move is almost over. More money has been lost following these methods than any other approach in market history. The industry taught you to trade on attitude and opinions — then charges you fees while you stay invested and lose.
TradeIQ doesn't give you indicators and tell you to figure it out. It gives you a complete trade plan — exact buy levels, sell targets, support zones, and the probability of each move — built from a quantitative methodology that was designed for institutional trading desks. The same structured decision framework that managed billions in assets across major global banks. Now generated for you in 60 seconds.
Buy above here. Target there. Stop loss here. Not vague zones — specific levels with the math behind them.
Every target comes with a probability score. You know the odds before you place the trade. No more guessing.
Paste your TradingView data. TradeIQ returns a full institutional analysis — momentum, forecast, support/resistance grid, and recommended action.
Futures, stocks, crypto, forex, ETFs. 15-minute to quarterly. Day trade or position trade — TradeIQ adapts to your style.
No more opening TradingView and guessing. Every session starts with a plan. Every trade has a reason. Every exit is defined.
TradeIQ is powered by a proprietary database evaluating nearly 15,000 symbols daily — the same engine used by institutional portfolio managers for decades.
This is what happens when trading is built on math, not opinions.
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