Free Trading Indicators and Strategies
Clear tools. Mechanical rules. Serious backtesting.
Welcome to TraderUlf. Here you will find free TradingView indicators and clearly explained trading strategies created to make technical analysis more structured and easier to test.
My name is Ulf, and I am a private trader from Sweden. I enjoy turning trading ideas into precise rules that can be tested on historical charts. When an idea appears useful, I develop an indicator that helps identify the setup consistently.
Everything on TraderUlf is based on a simple principle:
Define the rules clearly, test them carefully and never assume that an idea works before the results support it.
Free TradingView Indicators
TraderUlf provides free indicators written in Pine Script for TradingView.
The indicators are designed for practical purposes such as:
- Finding confirmed swing highs and swing lows
- Identifying fair value gaps
- Measuring rejection candles
- Displaying volume and delta information
- Marking important daily and session levels
- Detecting breakouts and market-structure changes
- Creating alerts for mechanical trading conditions
Each indicator has a specific job. I prefer focused tools with understandable rules instead of indicators that produce signals from calculations the trader cannot verify.
Whenever possible, the indicators use confirmed candles and non-repainting logic. The goal is to make historical testing as realistic as possible.
Clearly Defined Trading Strategies
An indicator alone is not a complete trading strategy.
A useful strategy also needs clear rules for:
- Market and timeframe
- Trading session
- Setup conditions
- Entry
- Stop loss
- Profit target
- Trade invalidation
- Risk management
TraderUlf strategies are explained step by step so that you can understand exactly what creates a valid setup.
You should be able to look at a historical chart and reach the same decision each time. If a rule depends entirely on personal interpretation, it becomes difficult to test reliably.
Serious Manual Backtesting
I manually backtest trading ideas before treating them as serious strategies.
Backtesting helps answer important questions:
- How frequently does the setup appear?
- How often does it win or lose?
- What risk-to-reward ratio is realistic?
- During which sessions does it perform best?
- Which filters improve the results?
- Does the strategy work across different market conditions?
A few successful examples are never enough. A strategy may look excellent over ten trades and behave very differently after one hundred trades.
Backtesting does not guarantee future results, but it helps separate promising ideas from attractive chart patterns that have no proven advantage.
Designed for Mechanical Trading
My preferred approach is mechanical trading.
A mechanical setup gives direct answers:
- Is every required condition present?
- Is anything invalidating the setup?
- Where is the entry?
- Where is the stop loss?
- Where is the profit target?
The answer should be yes or no—not “perhaps.”
This approach does not remove losing trades. No indicator or strategy can do that. However, it can reduce impulsive decisions and make trading performance easier to measure.
A Growing Trading Library
TraderUlf will continue to develop into a practical library of:
- Free Pine Script indicators
- Trading strategy explanations
- Indicator instructions
- Backtesting examples
- TradingView tutorials
- Market-structure concepts
- Risk-management ideas
You are welcome to download the indicators, study the rules and test the strategies on your own charts.
Always complete your own backtesting before risking real money. Different markets, brokers, data feeds and trading sessions can produce different results.
Start Exploring TraderUlf
Choose an indicator or trading strategy that matches your market and trading style. Read the complete rules, add the indicator to TradingView and test it carefully on historical data.
Keep the process simple:
One setup. Clear rules. Consistent testing.
TraderUlf provides educational information and technical-analysis tools only. Nothing on this website is financial advice or a promise of trading profits. Trading involves risk, and you are responsible for your own trading decisions.