FAQ

The IMT indicator is a non-repainting, all-in-one tool for TradingView that's designed to simplify market analysis and identify high-probability trade setups for day traders, scalpers, and beginners. It's optimized for the Indian market, specifically Nifty futures and index charts, but its principles can also be applied to crypto and forex markets.

• Blue Candle: Signals institutional buying activity, primarily from Domestic Institutional Investors (DII). A double blue candle suggests a strong entry signal.
  

• Pink Candle: Indicates powerful institutional selling activity, often from Foreign Institutional Investors (FII).
  

• Yellow Candle: Signals a potential reversal and is often called an "Operator Candle," particularly when the price is trading above its value area.
  

• Orange Circle: Appears on candles to highlight volume divergence, which is a key signal for identifying potential reversals or fake breakouts.

Supply and Demand Zones are automatically plotted areas that represent strong institutional selling (Supply Zones) and buying (Demand Zones). They are calculated using a full year of historical data.

• Selling: When the price reaches a Supply Zone (Light Orange or Red), you wait for the candle to break down below the zone level to execute a sell trade. The target is typically the upper level of the first Demand Zone.
  

• Buying: When the price reaches a Demand Zone (Green or Light Blue), you wait for the candle to break up above the zone level to execute a buy trade. The target is typically the lower level of the first Supply Zone.