Nova wurde ab 2024 entwickelt und bereits von vielen Tradern erfolgreich eingesetzt. Die Live Testphase ging über ein halbes Jahr, erst nach der Analyse der Ergebnisse wurde der Indikator für die Vermarktung freigegeben.
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Nova analyzes the market based on a multi-layered mathematical calculation logic. Price movements are not evaluated using classic standard tools such as RSI or MACD, but rather through an independent, newly developed calculation model.
The system identifies potential trend and reversal areas and derives structured signals for possible long or short scenarios.
Nova's goal is to provide you with a clear, data-driven basis for your market analysis.
Nova is universally applicable and can be used in all common markets, including:
The logic behind Nova is market-neutral, making it flexibly applicable in different market environments.
Nova works on all common timeframes and can be flexibly adapted to different trading styles.
Depending on the market phase and timeframe, different strengths may emerge. Particularly in calmer, structured market phases on higher timeframes, very clean and stable signals can often be observed.
At the same time, Nova is also suitable for short-term applications, for example in scalping or intraday trading.
Nova combines market analysis and signal generation in one system. The calculations analyze the market in real time and derive potential entry situations within the context of the current market structure. Nova supports your strategy through customized settings.
Please note: The signals provided are not financial or purchase recommendations, but are based on mathematical models for probability assessment of market movements. Use is always at your own risk.
The required capital size generally depends on the chosen package, personal trading style, and individual risk management.
In principle, Nova can be used flexibly. Nevertheless, we recommend using only capital that is actually intended for trading or investments.
To make meaningful use of Nova's capabilities, we recommend the following capital ranges:
Recommended capital range: from €1,500
Nova Basic is primarily aimed at longer-term market approaches and calmer investment strategies.
Recommended capital range: from €2,500
Professional is suitable for more active strategies with greater flexibility and long/short applications.
Recommended capital range: from €5,000
Elite was specially developed for active traders who work on shorter-term movements and want to utilize maximum flexibility.
In-depth trading experience is not required to use Nova. The system is designed so that the signals and visualizations are clearly presented and easy to understand.
However, basic trading knowledge can help to better classify and utilize the results. In addition, supporting explanations and materials are available to facilitate getting started.
For beginners, markets with a clear structure, high liquidity, and understandable movements are particularly suitable. This allows for a better understanding of market phases and easier categorization of decisions.
The following areas are particularly suitable:
Broad index markets are especially sensible for beginners, as they are less dependent on individual events and often show structured movements over the long term.
These include, among others:
These markets are considered relatively stable and are well suited for understanding initial market structures.
Certain commodities are also well suited for beginners, especially if they have high liquidity and clear trend phases.
Typical examples:
Gold is particularly popular here, as it often shows long-term, easily recognizable movements.
For beginners, not only the market itself is crucial, but especially the chosen timeframe.
It is recommended to first focus on higher timeframes:
In these time units, market movements are less volatile and much more structured, making signals and trends easier to understand.
Nova is based on a multi-layered mathematical computational logic, whose structure is inspired by artificial neural networks.
The system analyzes market movements not with classical standard indicators, but through an independently developed model that continuously processes and evaluates price structures, market phases, and movement patterns.
The logic behind Nova was developed from scratch and does not use typical standard calculations such as RSI, MACD, or comparable classic TradingView indicators.
The most important settings within Nova are:
These settings influence the weighting and interpretation of internal calculations and allow Nova to be flexibly adapted to different markets, strategies and trading styles.
This means that the system can be used for both long-term market analyses and short-term trading approaches.
In addition, the chosen timeframe also plays a role, as market structures can behave differently depending on the time unit.
The structure and logic behind Nova are based on concepts of artificial neural networks and AI-supported data processing.
The system dynamically processes market data and continuously evaluates different market conditions based on complex mathematical calculations.
The actual analysis, signal evaluation, and structure processing are carried out automatically within the system.
Yes. As soon as new functions, optimisations or enhancements are released, they will be made available to the respective packages accordingly.
New, complementary indicators are also being developed.
Activation typically occurs within up to 48 business hours after successful submission of the TradingView username.
Important: Your personal TradingView username is required for activation, as Nova is exclusively activated by invitation within TradingView. The subscription period begins from the moment of activation.
No. There are generally no guaranteed profits in the financial markets.
Nova is based on mathematical calculations, historical data, and market structures, but it cannot guarantee future market movements.
The actual results always also depend on factors such as:
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Backtests and historical evaluations can provide guidance, but they are not a guarantee of future results.
The reliability of the signals largely depends on the specific market, the selected settings, and the chosen timeframe.
Generally, the cleaner and more structured a market is, the more precisely Nova can operate.
Especially on higher timeframes and in longer-term market structures, very stable results have been observed in backtests and practical applications.
In individual investment areas, such as broadly diversified market indices like the S&P 500, investments over longer periods showed exceptionally high signal quality. On smaller timeframes or in volatile market phases, however, the hit rate can fluctuate significantly, as short-term market movements are naturally more erratic.
Important: The quality of the results also heavily depends on how well the settings are adapted to the respective market.
Yes. Both historical backtests and selected live results are available for Nova. These serve to comprehensibly illustrate the system's functionality and behavior under various market conditions.
The corresponding analyses can be viewed in the "Backtests" section.
The number of signals is entirely market and timeframe dependent.
Generally speaking:
The more volatile a market is, the more frequently new signals can arise.
Since Nova analyzes the market in real time, signals are generated exclusively when the system's mathematical conditions are met.
Nova operates based on closed candles.
As soon as a candle is completely closed, the system calculates a unique status:
Many traders use these signals as a guide within their own strategy and combine them, for example, with individual entry, stop-loss, or risk management rules.
The specific implementation always depends on the personal trading style and the respective strategy.
Which package best suits you depends mainly on your trading style and the desired flexibility.
A brief package analysis is available to help. After answering a few questions, a recommendation will automatically be displayed indicating which package best suits your goals and trading style.
Generally:
For users who primarily focus on long-term investments and long positions.
Ideal for:
For traders who want to trade both long and short scenarios and need more flexibility.
Ideal for:
For active traders with maximum demands on flexibility and customization.
Ideal for:
The basic logic behind Nova is identical across all packages.
This means: A higher package does not mean "better signals", but rather more flexibility, more customization options, and access to additional timeframes and calculation levels.
Nova Basic was specifically developed for longer-term market approaches.
Included timeframes:
Additionally, 5 trend-break levels are available.
The focus here is on the calmest and most structured use possible.
Nova Professional expands the possibilities for more active traders.
Additionally included:
Important: Levels 6-10 correspond to the known levels from Nova Basic, meaning existing strategies can still be used consistently.
Nova Elite offers the complete range of Nova functions.
Included are:
This makes Elite particularly suitable for traders who work with short-term movements and want maximum control over the adjustment of calculations.
Nova is not offered publicly on the TradingView Marketplace but is activated exclusively by invitation. After activation, Nova automatically appears in TradingView in the section:
"Indicators → Invite-Only"
Nova can then be added directly to your chart.
No. Nova can also be used with a free TradingView account.
A paid TradingView subscription is generally not required for use.
Yes. Since Nova is entirely TradingView-based, the system can be used on all supported devices, including:
This means you can use it flexibly from almost anywhere.
