User Guide

1. Adding the indicator to your chart

Once your access is granted (you'll receive an email confirmation):

1. Log in to TradingView and open any chart.
2. Click Indicators at the top of the chart.
3. Select the Invite-only scripts tab in the left column.
4. Click JSG NQ Levels PRO. It will load onto your chart.

If you don't see the Invite-only scripts tab or the script isn't listed, your access may still be pending, or you may be logged into a different TradingView username than the one you provided at checkout. Check the username shown in your account panel here, and contact support if it's correct but access hasn't appeared within 24 hours of purchase.

2. Recommended chart setup

• Symbol: NQ1! or MNQ1! (CME Nasdaq 100 futures). The indicator works on both — levels and grades are identical.
• Timeframe: 1-minute to 5-minute charts. Defaults are tuned for this range. Higher timeframes work but benefit from adjusted settings (see Section 6).
• Session: The Mag7 internals component updates during US equity hours only. Levels still form and grade overnight, but ✦M7 tags will be based on stale data outside US market hours — treat overnight ✦M7 tags with less weight.

3. Reading the chart

Levels and zones. Horizontal lines are unswept swing levels: supply above price (sellers defended it), demand below (buyers defended it). The shaded zone at each level spans the pivot candle's wick to its body. A level stays on the chart until price trades through it.

The label. Each level's label packs its full quality readout. Example:

• SUPPLY / DEMAND — which side of the market defended this level.
• Stars (★ to ★★★) — the level's current JSG Level Score band. Three stars = 85+, two = 55–84, one = below 55. In Detailed label mode you'll see the exact score (0–100) and letter grade (A+/A/B/C) instead.
• ✦HTF — this level aligns with confirmed swing structure on the higher timeframe you've selected. Structural confluence.
• ✦M7 — at the moment this level formed, momentum of the Nasdaq's seven largest components (cap-weighted) leaned in the level's direction relative to NQ itself. Breadth confirmation.
• R✓ / R✗ — the room-to-target check. R✓ means the distance to the nearest opposing eligible level exceeds your configured minimum R multiple (based on an ATR stop proxy). R✗ warns that opposing liquidity sits close — limited room before the trade runs into the next wall.
• T: count (Detailed mode) — how many times price has tested this level. Scores decay with each counted touch, because each retest consumes some of the resting interest that formed the level.
• (swept) — price has traded through this level; it's no longer eligible.

⟲ SWEEP RECLAIM markers. When price breaks a level but closes back on the original side within your configured window, the script marks a reclaim — a failed break. These markers highlight spots where a breakout attempt was absorbed.

Line thickness scales with level score (when enabled): thicker lines are higher-graded levels, readable at a glance without the labels.