When the crowd stampedes,
you're already out in front.

An invite-only indicator for TradingView. It plots an adaptive volume-pressure trailing band on your chart, prints BUY and SELL labels when its conditions line up, and draws a stop-loss reference (from the recent 10-bar swing) and a take-profit level (3× the risk distance) for every signal. It also ships a volume-pressure histogram pane and an on-chart dashboard showing exactly what the indicator is reading. It marks up your chart and fires alerts; you decide how to act on it.

Checkout runs on Whop, which handles the payment, your receipts and your membership. After you pay, your Whop membership page shows a box for your TradingView username: type it in, click Set, then Claim Indicators. Whop adds every tool in the pack to that account through TradingView's invite-only system, usually within minutes. We never ask for your TradingView password.

The TradingView listing is here — the listing is public, the access and the source are not.

Once granted, the indicator appears under Indicators → Invite-only scripts and you add it to a chart like any other indicator. Your Whop account is also where you manage the subscription: download receipts, switch plans or cancel in a couple of clicks, with no email to us needed. If you cancel, access stays until the end of the period you paid for, and Whop removes it automatically after that.

If access has not appeared an hour after checkout, email support with the address you paid with and we will sort it out.

Any plan works, including Free. Two practical notes: TradingView caps indicators-per-chart and active alerts, and those caps are tighter on the Free plan. If you want Stampede running alongside several other indicators with multiple alerts live, a paid TradingView plan gives you headroom. That subscription is TradingView's own and separate from anything here.

It runs on anything TradingView can chart — stocks, futures, forex, crypto — on any timeframe. It was developed and validated on 15-minute charts of liquid, volatile stocks and gold, and that is where our published results come from. It will compute anywhere else too; test those markets yourself before you trade them.

No. Signals confirm at bar close and do not repaint after close. Once a BUY or SELL label prints on a closed bar it stays exactly where it printed — it will not move, vanish, or redraw when you reload. While the current bar is still forming, calculations update tick-by-tick like any live indicator; that's why signals only confirm when the bar completes.

At the close of the signal bar — not before. On a 15-minute chart, that means the moment the bar completes. We'd rather give you a slightly later, honest signal than an early one that could evaporate before the close. Historical labels appear on the same bar-close basis, so what you see in history is what you would have seen live.

The indicator ships with six alert conditions: Buy, Sell, Any Signal, Target Hit, Stop Hit, and Flip. Create alerts the standard TradingView way — pick Atty Stampede Algo as the condition, choose the event, choose delivery. TradingView can push alerts to its mobile app, plus popups, email, and webhooks depending on your TradingView plan. Set a Buy alert once and your phone buzzes when a signal confirms.

Everything: band sensitivity and width, both trend gates, the risk-reward multiple, swing lookback, signal labels, trade zones, candle coloring, dashboard position and size, the pressure pane, and all colors. Every purchase includes a setup guide describing each setting and the defaults we validated on 15-minute charts. Our suggestion: run the defaults first, understand what the tool is telling you, then tune.

A "flip" is when the indicator reverses its stance directly — printing a SELL while the previous BUY is still in play, rather than waiting for the stop or target first. With the toggle on, you see those direct reversals (and can alert on them). With it off, the indicator stays with a signal until its stop or target resolves, filtering mid-trade reversals. Neither mode is "correct" — flips react faster in reversals but signal more often. It exists so the tool matches how you trade.

Stampede is part of the Atty Algo Pack, and every plan includes the same tools, updates and support. Only billing differs. Monthly ($89) renews each month. 3-Month ($231) renews quarterly, $77 a month. Annual ($854) renews yearly, about $71 a month. Lifetime ($1,280) is one payment, no renewals. Lifetime means the lifetime of the Atty Algo Pack for one TradingView username — details in the Terms.

Anytime, from your Whop account (whop.com → your memberships), or by emailing support from your purchase email. Cancelling stops all future charges; you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for, then your username comes off the access list. No cancellation fee, and you can re-subscribe later with the same username.

If it's not for you, email us within 7 days of your first purchase and we'll refund it in full — once per customer, first purchase only, any plan. Renewals and repeat purchases are final; cancelling always stops future charges. Billing mistakes (duplicates, renewals after timely cancellation, or our failure to deliver access within 24 hours) are refunded in full regardless. Full details on the Refund Policy page.

No. Atty Stampede Algo is an analytical tool — its labels and levels are the output of a formula applied to price and volume data, not recommendations. Atty Labs is not a registered investment advisor, broker, or commodity trading advisor, we never touch your brokerage account, and the indicator places no trades. Every decision stays yours. Full detail in the Risk Disclaimer.

In our published tests it runs from 23.7% to 30.4%, and that is by design: winners target 3× the risk of losers, so the math works without a high hit rate. Any tool advertising a high win rate is telling you about its marketing, not its math. What you get depends on the market, your settings, and your own discipline.

Yes — the eleven free tools are published open-source in the TradingView public library. There is nothing to request and nothing to wait for: open a listing, click Add to chart, and read the source if you want to see exactly how we build. They are separate tools in their own right, not limited versions of Atty Stampede Algo.

Email support@attyalgo.com. We answer setup, access, settings and billing questions, typically within one business day. Include the TradingView username you purchased with when writing about access, and a screenshot if something looks wrong on your chart — it usually gets you an answer in one reply.

No — your license covers exactly one TradingView username, the one you give at checkout. Access is granted per-username on TradingView's invite-only system, so it can't be shared or split. Sharing or redistributing the script violates the Terms and ends access without refund. If you change usernames, email support and we'll transfer your access (limit: once per 90 days).