Features
What the strategies do, part by part.
8 ready-made strategies that plot on your own TradingView chart. Each one marks what to buy or sell, the strike and expiry for options, and the targets and stop-loss. This page covers each part, and the things they will not do.
Anatomy of a signal
What to trade and where to get out, before you enter.
A signal is not just an arrow. It tells you what to buy or sell, which strike and which expiry, and the chart shows the targets and the stop-loss. You see the risk and the reward before you decide anything.
The signal is confirmed on candle close and stays there. It does not repaint. Screenshot one during the trial and check the same candle the next morning.
- SideBuy CE / Buy PE, or Sell CE / Sell PE for the selling strategies, printed on the candle that confirms it.
- StrikeThe option strike, with the expiry: same-week, next-week or monthly, depending on the strategy.
- TargetsMarked on the chart, so you know where the strategy books profit before you enter.
- SLThe stop-loss for the trade, on the chart and in the live panel in the corner.
Coverage
The 8 strategies.
Each strategy runs on its own timeframe and market. You can take one, or a bundle.
| Strategy | Market | Timeframe | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nifty Options Buying | Nifty 50 index options | 15 minutes | Reads the Nifty index chart and tells you which option to buy: CE or PE, the strike, and whether to take the same-week or next-week expiry. |
| Bank Nifty Options Swing | Bank Nifty index options | 15 minutes, held for days | A slower Bank Nifty system for traders who cannot watch every candle. It picks the strike and uses the monthly expiry so a trade has time to work. |
| Nifty Intraday Option Selling | Nifty 50 index options | 1 minute, intraday | An intraday option-selling system on the 1-minute Nifty chart, with a hard stop-loss price shown for every open position. |
| Nifty Hedged Positional Option Selling | Nifty 50 index options | 5 minutes | Sells an option and buys a further strike as a hedge in the same signal, so the position is a defined-risk spread rather than a naked sale. |
| Nifty Bull & Bear Spreads | Nifty 50 index options | 3 minutes, with a daily trend filter | Takes a debit spread only when the daily trend and the 3-minute trend agree, and shows the index level where the spread's target sits. |
| Futures & Options Buying in Shares | NSE F&O stocks | 15 minutes | The option-buying logic applied to individual F&O stocks: it names the CE or PE strike once the trend confirms, then books half and trails the rest. |
| Shares Swing Trade | NSE cash stocks | 30 minutes, held for days to weeks | For buying shares, not derivatives. It marks the long entry, books part of the position at TP1 and TP2, and exits the rest when the trend turns. |
| BTC Options Buying | Bitcoin options (crypto) | 5 minutes, round the clock | Bitcoin option buying on the 5-minute chart, with targets at fixed percentage steps and a trailing stop-loss shown live. |
Screenshots and walkthroughs of every strategy are on the TradingView strategies page. Bundles and prices are on the pricing page.
Stock watchlist
A dedicated watchlist for the stock strategies.
Nobody can watch every F&O stock by hand. The stock strategies come with a watchlist of NSE stocks to run them on. Open a stock from the list and the indicator shows its signal: the CE or PE to buy, the strike, a half exit and the trailing exit for the rest.
There is no scanner. You go through the watchlist on TradingView, the same way you flip through any list of charts.
Past signals
The last month of trades, on the chart itself.
The indicator keeps its previous signals on the chart. Scroll back on any chart and you see each past entry, the exits and the stop-losses that were hit. Nobody has picked the good ones for you.
Do this during your trial, before you buy a plan. It is the most honest record we can give you.
TradingView access
An invite-only script, added to your username.
Each strategy is published on TradingView as invite-only. It is not in the public library and the source is closed. Access is tied to your TradingView username, so it works on any Windows or Mac computer and in the TradingView mobile app, with nothing to reinstall when you change device.
TradingView alerts can push each signal to your phone, within the limits of your TradingView plan.
- 01Send us your TradingView username on the trial form or on WhatsApp.
- 02We add that username to the strategy’s access list. Nothing is installed on your side.
- 03Open any chart, go to Indicators, then the Invite-only scripts tab. The WizeBuySell strategy is listed there.
- 04Add it to the chart. Create a TradingView alert on it if you want notifications on your phone.
Limits
What it does not do.
Better you read this here than find out after paying. If any of these is a deal-breaker, call or message us and we will tell you straight whether the strategies fit how you trade.
It does not place orders.
There is no auto-trading and no broker connection. The strategy plots levels on your chart. You place the trade, in your own broker account.
It does not promise profit.
Stop-losses get hit. Some days have no clean trade. Rules on a chart cannot change that, and we will not tell you they can.
It is not investment advice.
WizeBuySell is charting software, not a tip service, and we are not a SEBI-registered adviser or research analyst. The full risk disclaimer says this at length.
It does not scan the market.
There is no scanner. The stock strategies come with a watchlist, and you open each chart on TradingView yourself.
It does not come with an accuracy percentage.
One number hides more than it shows, so we do not publish one. The past signals are on the chart for you to judge. More in the questions traders ask before buying.
Run it on your own chart for 7 days.
₹199 for any one strategy. We add your TradingView username, you watch the signals live, then you decide.
7-day trial at ₹199 per strategy, paid by UPI.