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WizeBuySell strategies on TradingView, by invite-only access
WizeBuySell's eight strategies are TradingView indicators published as invite-only scripts. There is nothing to install. You give us your TradingView username, we add it to the strategy you chose, and access appears in about 5 minutes. The indicator then plots on your own chart what to buy or sell, the strike and expiry for options, and where to exit, with targets and stop-loss.
It runs in TradingView on any Windows or Mac computer and in the TradingView mobile app. What your TradingView plan allows, such as the number of indicators on one chart or alerts, is set by TradingView and not by us. This page covers how invite-only access works, how to add the indicator, what each strategy shows, and the limits to know before you pay for a trial.
What an invite-only script is on TradingView
TradingView authors publish Pine scripts in three ways. Open-source scripts are public and anyone can read the code. Protected scripts are public to use but the code is hidden. Invite-only scripts have hidden code and work only for usernames the author approves. All eight WizeBuySell strategies are the third kind.
They are not in the public indicator library. Once we add your username, the strategy shows under Indicators, in the Invite-only scripts tab. The script runs inside TradingView on TradingView's data. Nothing is downloaded to your computer or phone, and the code cannot be opened, copied or edited from your account.
Change your laptop or log in on a phone, and there is nothing to reinstall. Access follows the username, not the device. The other side is just as firm: a second TradingView account, even your own, gets no access unless that username is added too.
From username to your first chart
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Pick a strategy and send your exact username
Fill in the trial form with the strategy you want and your TradingView username. We need the username exactly as it appears on your TradingView profile, not your email address or display name. One wrong letter and the script will not appear.
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Pay for the trial by UPI
We send you the UPI details. The trial is 7 days at ₹199 per strategy. Payment is by UPI only, and nothing renews automatically when the trial ends.
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We add your username
We add it to that strategy's access list. Access usually appears in about 5 minutes. If you took two strategies, each is added separately.
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Open the Invite-only scripts tab
Open any chart, click Indicators and choose the Invite-only scripts tab, not the public search. Each strategy you have access to is listed by name. If it is missing, refresh the page or log out and back in.
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Add it to the right chart and timeframe
Click the name to add it. Open the market the strategy is built for and set the timeframe it uses, such as 15 minutes for Nifty Options Buying or 30 minutes for Shares Swing Trade.
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Scroll back before you trade
Past signals stay on the chart. Scroll back over the last month and read how the labels and exits played out before you act on a fresh one.
The eight strategies as they appear on your chart
Each strategy is a separate indicator. You see only the ones your username has access to.
| Strategy | Market | Chart | What the chart names |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nifty Options Buying | Nifty 50 options | 15-minute | CE or PE, strike, same-week or next-week expiry, Exit T1 |
| Bank Nifty Options Swing | Bank Nifty options | 15-minute, held for days | CE or PE, strike, same-month or next-month expiry, Exit T1 |
| Nifty Intraday Option Selling | Nifty 50 options | 1-minute | Sell CE or Sell PE with strike, trailing exits, strict SL price |
| Nifty Hedged Positional Option Selling | Nifty 50 options | 5-minute | Sold strike plus hedge strike, half and expiry exits, roll-overs |
| Nifty Bull & Bear Spreads | Nifty 50 options | 3-minute, daily trend filter | Debit spread strikes and the index level of the target |
| F&O Buying in Shares | NSE F&O stocks | 15-minute | CE or PE strike once the trend confirms, half exit, trail |
| Shares Swing Trade | NSE cash shares | 30-minute, days to weeks | Long entry, partial exits at TP1 and TP2, trend exit |
| BTC Options Buying | Bitcoin options | 5-minute, round the clock | CE or PE with strike, percentage-step targets, trailing SL |
The two stock strategies come with a dedicated watchlist of stocks to run them on.
Reading the labels and the corner panel
Labels sit on the candle where the signal appeared. On Nifty Options Buying they read like “Buy PE 24050 (Same Week)”, and a later marker reads “Exit T1”. The hedged strategy writes both legs, for example “Sell 23800 PE / Buy 23700 PE (Hedge)”. The figures here are illustrative.
Most strategies also keep a small panel in a corner of the chart. It shows the current call or position: the active strike, the expiry choice, and on the 1-minute selling strategy the entry price and a strict SL price. When nothing is open, the panel says so.
The Style tab in the indicator's settings changes colours, as with any TradingView indicator. The rules that decide a signal are not editable. That is deliberate: the labels you see are the same ones every other user of that strategy sees.
What belongs to TradingView, and what belongs to us
TradingView revises its plans, so we do not quote its limits. Check your own plan page.
| Item | Decided by | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Indicators allowed on one chart | Your TradingView plan | Each strategy takes one indicator slot. Check your plan's allowance. |
| Alerts | TradingView and your plan | We do not promise alerts from the indicator. TradingView's alert features and limits are its own. |
| Real-time or delayed data | TradingView and the exchange | Check the data status next to the symbol. A delayed chart gives late signals. |
| Bars of history loaded | Your TradingView plan | If you cannot scroll back a full month on a short timeframe, the limit is on the chart side. |
| Strategy rules and labels | WizeBuySell | Fixed for every user. Colours can be changed. |
| Access to the script | WizeBuySell | Tied to the one username you gave us. |
| Every order | You and your broker | Nothing is placed for you. There is no auto-trading. |
Using it in the TradingView mobile app
Log in to the app with the same username and the indicator appears on any chart layout you saved on the computer. The Invite-only scripts tab is in the app's indicator menu too. Labels with a strike and an expiry get cramped on a phone, so turn it sideways or pinch to zoom.
The phone is fine for checking a position on Bank Nifty Options Swing or Shares Swing Trade, where decisions come a few times a day. The 1-minute option-selling strategy is another matter. It asks for quick orders at your broker, and switching between two apps on one small screen is slow.
Whichever screen you use, the order still goes through your broker's app or terminal, placed by you.
Limits of the TradingView version
The scripts are closed-source and tied to one TradingView username. Data quality and delay on TradingView are outside our control: if your chart runs on delayed data, every label reaches you late by that delay. A strategy built for one timeframe should be read on that timeframe.
There is no order placement and no auto-trading. The indicator plots what to trade and where to exit, and you place the trade with your own broker. It is not investment advice or a tip service, and we are not SEBI-registered. Stop-losses get hit, and some days offer no clean trade.
Questions about TradingView
Which TradingView plan do I need?
An invite-only script is added like any other indicator, so you can start on the TradingView account you already have. What that plan allows, such as indicators per chart, alerts and bars of history, is TradingView's, and TradingView revises it. Check your plan page, then use the 7-day trial at ₹199 to see whether your current plan is enough.
We added my username, but the indicator is not showing. What now?
First check you are logged in to the exact username you sent us. Then look in the Invite-only scripts tab, not the public search, and refresh the page. If you use the phone app, close and reopen it. If the strategy is still missing after a few minutes, contact us with your username and the strategy name and we will check the access list.
Can I share my access or use it on two TradingView accounts?
No. Access is granted to one TradingView username, and the code cannot be copied or forwarded because it is closed. You can use that username on your computer and your phone, subject to TradingView's own rules on devices. If you need access moved to a different username, contact us and we will switch it.
Does the indicator send alerts or place trades?
It places nothing. Every order is yours, through your own broker, and there is no auto-trading. On alerts, we do not promise them from the indicator. TradingView has its own alert features, and how many you can set depends on your TradingView plan. The dependable way to use a strategy is to watch the chart it is built for.
What happens to my access when the trial or plan ends?
Nothing renews on its own. When the trial or plan ends, we remove your username from that strategy's access list and the indicator stops loading on your charts. There is nothing to uninstall. If you take a 1-month, 3-month or 1-year plan, we add the username back and the strategy returns under Invite-only scripts.
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