Multi-Ticker Dashboard [DefinedEdge]

Monitor up to 5 tickers in one table without switching charts.

Pick any combo of crypto, stocks, forex. The dashboard pulls live data and shows you what matters:

What's in the table:
Ticker name + current price
% change (green/red)
RSI value with 7-tier status labels
ATR% volatility gauge
Trend direction (EMA-based)


The RSI tiers:
Most dashboards just say "overbought" or "oversold." This one breaks it into 7 levels so you can actually gauge intensity:
🔥 VERY OS (below 20)
OVERSOLD (20-30)
MILDLY OS (30-40)
NORMAL (40-60)
MILDLY OB (60-70)
OVERBOUGHT (70-80)
🔥 VERY OB (above 80)

Each tier has its own color. You can spot extremes instantly.


ATR% tells you which tickers are actually moving:
Green = under 2% (calm)
Yellow = 2-4% (elevated)
Red = above 4% (volatile, size your positions accordingly)


Settings you can change:
Swap any ticker to whatever you want
Set how many tickers to show (1-5)
RSI length, overbought/oversold levels
EMA length for trend detection
Dashboard position and size


Built-in alerts:
Alerts show the actual ticker name and RSI value, e.g. "BTCUSDT RSI Oversold (28.5)". You pick how sensitive the alerts are in settings:

Very OB/OS only (80/20) — only fires on extreme levels
Standard (70/30) — default
Mildly OB/OS (60/40) — catch it early
All tiers — fires on anything outside NORMAL


How to set up alerts:

Go to the indicator settings > Alert Settings > pick your sensitivity
Right-click the chart > Create Alert
Under Condition, select "Ticker Dashboard"
Set it to "Any alert() function call"
Hit Create

That's it. One alert covers all your tickers. When it fires, the notification tells you exactly which ticker triggered and the RSI value at the time.

Works on all timeframes. All metrics are based on whatever timeframe your chart is set to. Switch to 4H and you get 4H RSI, 4H ATR%, 4H trend. Switch to Daily and everything updates.
Current timeframe is shown in the footer so you always know what you're looking at.

Quick note: When changing tickers in the settings, make sure you pick a valid symbol from TradingView's symbol search (e.g. BINANCE:BTCUSDT, NASDAQ:AAPL). If you enter an invalid ticker, the dashboard won't load. If you only need 3 tickers, set "Active Tickers" to 3. The remaining ticker slots won't be displayed so you can ignore them.