Goal
Leave this chapter with a clean TradingView chart running all three AlgoatTV indicators simultaneously for the first time. Save it as a layout so you never have to repeat this.
Step-by-Step: Building Your Trinity Chart
- Open TradingView. Load a chart — start with NVDA or AAPL on the Daily (1D) timeframe.
- Click 'Indicators' → 'Invite-Only Scripts' → Add G.O.A.T. Toolkit. Watch it populate the chart.
- Click 'Indicators' again → Add Neural Hull Trend Engine. Trendlines draw automatically.
- Click 'Indicators' again → Add MCC Command Center + Reactor. The 28-asset table appears.
- Walk through the default layout — understand where each indicator lives on screen.
- Save the chart layout: File → Save Layout As → 'AlgoatTV Trinity'. You'll open this every session.
Default Chart Layout — Where Everything Lives
| Location | Indicator | What You'll See |
|---|---|---|
| Top Right Panel | G.O.A.T. Toolkit | Score table (0-100), MA stack, SMC signals, ATR stop |
| On the Candles | Neural Hull Engine | Auto-drawn trendlines, channel fill, HA candle color |
| Separate Pane | MCC Command Center | 28-asset heatmap, Reactor squeeze meter, True RSI |
⚠️ IMPORTANT: The Trinity Protocol is designed around the DAILY timeframe (1D) for primary analysis. All three indicators are calibrated for 1D. This sets expectations before you run your first protocol.
💡 PRO TIP: Pre-load the chart before your session. Add each indicator live so you see the exact install flow. Then save the layout so tomorrow's session is instant.