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General TradingView information. This section describes standard TradingView behavior, not a QuantNomad-specific feature. TradingView updates its interface regularly, so menu names and positions may differ slightly from what you see. When in doubt, check the TradingView Help Center.
QuantNomad indicators are TradingView scripts. How you add one depends on whether it is a free (public) or premium (invite-only) script.
Free indicators are published as public community scripts. Anyone with a TradingView account can add them.
1

Open a chart

Sign in to TradingView and open any chart (Products → Supercharts, or open a symbol and select Full chart).
2

Open the Indicators dialog

Click Indicators in the top toolbar, or press / on your keyboard.
3

Search by name

Search for the indicator: type the indicator name into the search box. Community scripts are listed alongside built-in indicators. Make sure the author shown is QuantNomad — similarly named scripts by other authors are common.
4

Add it to the chart

Click the result once. The indicator is added to the active chart and the dialog stays open, so close it when you are done.
5

Save it to Favorites (optional)

Hover over the result and click the star icon. It then appears under Favorites in the Indicators dialog and in the favorites toolbar.
You can also add a public script from its page on TradingView: open the script page and click Add to favorites (or the equivalent button), then find it under Favorites in the Indicators dialog.
TradingView Indicators dialog with a QuantNomad indicator selected

TradingView Indicators dialog with a QuantNomad indicator selected

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Working with the indicator on your chart

Once added, the indicator’s name appears in the top-left corner of the chart pane (the status line). Hover over it to see the controls:
To keep your configuration, save the chart layout (Save in the top toolbar). You can also save your preferred inputs as defaults from the Defaults button at the bottom of the indicator’s settings dialog.

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Common installation issues

  • For free indicators, check the spelling and confirm the author is QuantNomad.
  • For premium indicators, search does not help: open the script page and add it to your favorites, or use the Invite-only section. See Premium Indicator Access.
TradingView limits how many indicators you can have on one chart, depending on your plan. Remove an unused indicator, or check your plan’s limits on TradingView’s pricing page.
The indicator may need more historical bars to calculate, may be hidden (eye icon), or may be attached to a different pane or price scale. See Troubleshooting.

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Next steps

Last modified on November 7, 2026