MarketGod Tutorials

Below are numerous tutorials provided to all users, and aimed for users of all experience with our tools. They are available in video form, text form, GIF form and can be made available by PDF should the prior listed not be accessible or preferred. 
Tutorial:  Making a Tradingview Account 
Prior to starting your use of the MarketGod Indicator, you will need to create a user account for Tradingview.com. 
While users with a free-account on Tradingview will be able to enjoy the majority of MarketGod's benefits, we do recommend you upgrade to their pro or premium offerings to ensure you are not limited in your use.
 1. Navigate to the Tradingview home page​
2. Create Free Account OR Trial the Pro accounts for 30 Days 
3. Click on Chart on the top of the navigation menu 
4. Choose the market of your preference by searching in the top left of the charting screen.
  Above: the account creation process on tradingview.com
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Tutorial: Finding MarketGod
​Login to your account on Tradingview​
1.From the homepage, click on ‘Chart’ in the top navigation bar. Select “Indicators” on the top-center-middle panel:
2.In the indicator library, you will notice your tradingview account will now have a "invite only" section on the left-hand side. The indicator and strategy will both be available to you.
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Note that the publisher is MarketGodx (new account), and not TVMarketGod (old account)
Above: Choose the Invite only tab in the tradingview indicator library.
Once you have added MarketGod to your charts, you will want to establish alerts to maximize your trading opportunities. Follow these steps to set them correctly
We've recently upgraded our onboarding process and expect around a 5-10 minutes between users submitting registration to our system syncing and adding their permissions on our indicators. 
If you find yourself waiting multiple hours without gaining access to the indicator, please email our team with a copy of your receipt and we will plan accordingly from there! 
While many of our users simply wait for the "locks" next to the name to turn green, many are not aware the locks will remain red until you add the indicator and populate on your charts! Make sure to double check for this! 
Tutorial: Setting MarketGod Alerts 
1.From your Tradingview chart, navigate to the market or ticker and timeframes you'd like to set an alert for
2.From the main chart, click on the alerts icon in the right panel and then click the plus (+) to open the ‘Set Alert’ menu
3.Set the alerts for Buy and Sell, by selecting the MarketGod Indicator as the source of the alert (first drop down menu in the panel).
4.When the source is set to MarketGod, choose 'Buy Alert' or 'Sell Alert' from the menu afterward.
5.The frequency of the alerts should be set to your preference. We recommend the 'Once per bar close' option that sends an alert via SMS for email, without expiry, whenever the conditions are met.
6.This option is only available through tradingview's premium plans​
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GIF: Setting Alerts for the MarketGod Indicator
Above: GIF showing the process for setting alerts 
Video: Setting Alerts on the MarketGod Indicator
How to Set Alerts Video #1 
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Tutorial: Removing NA Values
Users can remove unwanted values from their chart by following these steps 
1.Click the settings gear in the bottom right
2.From the ‘Settings’, select the ‘Background’ tab
3.Uncheck these two check boxes and press “Ok”
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GIF | Removing NA Values
Above: Removing the NA values on Tradingivew Charts
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Full Video | Removing NA Values 
Above: Removing the NA values from Tradingview Charts
Tutorial: Changing Candlestick Types  
Above: Changing Candlestick types
Tutorial: Adding an Indicator from the Pine Terminal to Tradingview Charts 
1.Start on tradingview.com/chart​
2.Open Pine Editor on bottom left side of screen, between the notes tab and the strategy testing section
3.Copy your script from the file you have it stored or downloaded 
4.Ensure you copy the entire script.
1. ALL COMMENTS NEED TO REMAIN WITH THE ‘//‘ prefix, or else the script will not compile
5.Click the add-to-chart button in the top right 
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​Check back frequently for additional or newly published tutorials. 
Tutorial Requests
We welcome your feedback and are happy to clarify on any details we missed in this guide. Email our team for any suggestions on future tutorials. 
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