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SeikaAlgo — Guide

  • seikaalgo
  • Oct 12
  • 4 min read

This guide shows you how to install, configure, and trade with SeikaAlgo on TradingView. It’s written for first‑time users and power users who want to get the most out of the built‑in signal filters.



1) Introduction

SeikaAlgo is an invite‑only TradingView indicator that overlays clear buy/sell signals and a color‑coded trend line directly on your chart. It’s designed to be visual, fast, and stress‑free: signals print only after candle close (no repaint), and you can optionally add advanced filters to focus on higher‑probability setups.

What you’ll get

  • Buy (B) and Sell (S) labels on chart

  • A color‑changing trend line for instant trend read

  • Optional signal filters (trend alignment, strong‑candle, session, etc.)

  • Works on any market and timeframe (stocks, crypto, forex, futures, options)



2) Quick Start (TradingView)

Follow these steps to go from zero to signals in under 3 minutes:

  1. Create/Login to TradingViewIf you don’t have an account yet, create one and log in.

  2. Request Access (Invite‑Only)After you start a free trial or subscription, your TradingView username is granted access (typically within 24 hours).

  3. Add SeikaAlgo to a ChartOpen any chart → Indicators → Invite‑only scripts → SeikaAlgo → Add to chart.

  4. Confirm Signals & Trend LineYou should see B/S labels and a color‑coded trend line (green = bullish bias, red = bearish bias).

Tip: You can run SeikaAlgo on multiple symbols/timeframes at the same time and save it to a TradingView layout.



3) Reading the Signals

  • Buy (B) label: A long setup. 

  • Sell (S) label: A short setup.

  • Trend line:

    • Green trend line → upward bias; price above trend line favors longs.

    • Red trend line → downward bias; price below trend line favors shorts.

  • Signal timing: Labels print only once the bar closes (no repaint). Expect signals to be stable and final at close.



4) Feature Overview

  • Clear Buy & Sell Signals — Visual B/S labels on the chart.

  • Simple Trend Confirmation — Integrated color‑changing EMA at a glance.

  • Visual & Stress‑Free — Minimal clutter; defaults work out of the box.

  • Any Market, Any Timeframe — Adapts to day trading or swing trading.

  • No Lag, No Repainting — Signals confirm on candle close; no flicker.

  • Advanced Signal Filtering — Toggle filters to elevate signal quality.



5) Settings & Filters (How to Use)

Open the indicator’s Settings (gear icon). The options below use plain language and beginner‑friendly defaults.

A. Core settings

  • Trend Line PeriodControls the speed of the trend line. Lower = faster/more flips. Higher = smoother/fewer flips.

  • Trend Line Color SmoothingReduces color flicker on the trend line.

  • Trend Line Color ChangeTurn on to show a green/red trend. Turn off if you want a single‑color line. (Signals are unaffected.)

  • Plot OffsetCosmetic shift of the line forward/back. 

How filters work: If you turn on more than one filter, a signal must pass all of them to appear. Start with one or two filters, then add more only if needed.

B. Advanced Filters

  1. Strong SignalShows signals only when price agrees with the Strong Signal Length Smooth.

    • Why use it: Focuses on momentum entries, fewer weak pokes.

    • Good start: 3

  2. RSIBuys only when RSI is below your Oversold level; sells only when RSI is above your Overbought level.

    • Why use it: Avoids buying overbought or shorting oversold.

    • Good start: Period 14, Levels 70 / 30.

  3. SMI (Stochastic Momentum Index)Buys only when SMI is below −40; sells only when above +40.

    • Why use it: Adds a momentum gate for swing‑style entries.

    • Good start: Keep the defaults; tighten later if you want fewer trades.

  4. SqueezeShows signals only when the built‑in squeeze meter is below 80 (a controlled‑volatility regime).

    • Why use it: Avoids signals during chaotic, expansionary bursts.

    • Good start: Length 20, Convergence 50 (defaults).

  5. VolumeRequires volume above its moving average.

    • Why use it: Filters out dead/illiquid moments.

    • Good start: Volume MA 20.

  6. Price vs Short EMABuys only above the short EMA; sells only below it.

    • Why use it: Simple trend alignment on the entry bar.

    • Good start: Short EMA 20.

  7. EMA Cross (Short vs Long EMA)Buys only when Short EMA > Long EMA; sells only when Short EMA < Long EMA.

    • Why use it: Trades in the broader trend direction.

    • Good start: 20 / 50.

  8. Heikin Ashi TrendBuys only on bullish HA candles; sells only on bearish HA candles.

    • Why use it: Smooths noise; reduces chop.

    • Note: May skip early reversals.

  9. Bull/Bear Bar (decisive close)Requires a strong close near the high (for buys) or near the low (for sells). You choose how close using Minimum Bar Body Position %.

    • Why use it: Demands stronger conviction on the signal bar.

    • Good start: 50–60% (higher % = stricter, fewer signals).

C. Stop line (visual aid)

An optional dashed line that starts ~20 ticks beyond the signal bar and then ratchets with the move. It only updates on closes in your trade direction so it doesn’t loosen during pullbacks.



6) Alerts

Set TradingView alerts to be notified without staring at charts:

  • Right‑click chart → Add alert → Condition = SeikaAlgo (select the specific signal/event) → choose Once per bar close for confirmed signals.

  • Customize notifications (app, email, webhook).





RISK DISCLAIMER

Trading involves significant risk. All content, tools, scripts, articles, and educational materials provided by SeikaAlgo are intended solely for informational and educational purposes. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before making any trading decisions.


 
 

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