Best Free TradingView Indicators

TradingView Indicators I Use Every Day In My Futures Trading

Most traders clutter their charts with useless indicators and wonder why they keep losing. I only use tools that actually help me read liquidity, timing, structure, and bias. These are the exact indicators I use live on YouTube when trading NQ futures. Nothing hidden. Nothing watered down.

Below is every indicator on my chart and why it deserves to be there.

Free Inversion Fair Value Gaps (iFVG) Indicator

Full details and setup guide: Free iFVG Indicator for TradingView

This is the backbone of my chart. I use iFVGs to see where displacement created imbalance and where price is likely to return. Most people pay idiots on social media for a cheap copy of this, but I partnered directly with the creator so I can give you the real version for free.

What it shows me:

• Reversal zones

• Continuation levels

• Liquidity targets

• Points where algo models expect rebalancing

I run the 15 minute, 1 hour, and 4 hour IFVGs together so I can see structure across intraday and higher-timeframe liquidity. This gives me the same chart layout I trade from every day.

If you want the exact setup I use, it is all on the page above.

Order Block Detector by LuxAlgo

Link: LuxAlgo Order Block Detector Indicator for TradingView

Order Blocks show me where smart money left footprints. They help me map where price is likely heading and where the move may stall or reverse. Perfect for identifying targets or confluence with IFVG zones.

I use it to:

• Confirm high probability reaction levels

• Spot premium and discount zones

• Narrow down sweep targets

• Identify invalidation areas fast

This one should be free if you just type in the name on TradingView. 

ICT Killzones Toolkit by LuxAlgo

Link: LuxAlgo ICT Killzones Toolkit Indicator for TradingView

If you ignore time, you trade like an amateur. Liquidity rotates by session and this tool shows the Asia, London, New York AM, and New York PM ranges cleanly on the chart.

I use this heavily for the Judas Swing setup:

• New York opens inside London’s range

• Price sweeps London’s high or low

• Market reverses and runs the opposite side of the range

If NY opens and sweeps the London high, I might take a short targeting London’s low. This toolkit makes the boundaries obvious so I am never guessing.

SpacemanBTC Key Levels Indicator

Link: SpacemanBTC Key Levels Indicator for Tradinview

This one is simple but deadly effective. It automatically draws:

• 4H open, high, low

• Daily open, high, low

• Weekly H/L

• Monthly H/L

• Yearly H/L

These levels are magnets. Algos love them. They help me understand directional expansion potential and where the market will likely hunt liquidity next.

It is free and it saves me time every single day.

LuxAlgo Signals and Overlays

Link: LuxAlgo Signals and Overlays Indicator for TradingView

This is the only indicator on this page I actually paid for, and I do not regret it. It helps me build my daily trend bias, filter out trash trades, and avoid fading strong moves like a fool.

I use it to:

• Identify trend direction clearly

• Confirm momentum

• Avoid counter-trend stupidity

• Support my bias before I look for setups

It does not replace skill, but it absolutely sharpens it.

I pay for this indicator with my LuxAlgo membership, the only indicator I think is worth paying for. 

Why These Indicators Matter

I do not use indicators to predict price. I use them to read liquidity, time sessions, identify imbalance, spot trend continuation, and build a rule-based directional framework.

Here is the real breakdown:

• iFVGs show displacement and imbalance zones

• Order Blocks show where price wants to go

• Killzones tell me when the move will likely happen

• Key Levels show me macro magnets

• Lux Signals help me define trend and bias

This is the same clean system I trade with every day.
If you want my chart setup, this is it.