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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Vector and Vector Swing?
Vector is available for short-term execution using Scalp and Intraday modes on 1-minute through 30-minute charts. Vector Swing is coming soon and will include Conservative Swing, Aggressive Swing, and long-term charting modes across all timeframes.
What does Vector display on the chart?
Vector marks a potential entry reference candle, provides an invalidation point for risk-reference purposes, displays three reference targets, and supports real-time alerts. These outputs are educational tools and do not guarantee a successful trade.
What support is included?
Discord support includes help with installation and indicator settings. Billing and cancellation assistance is available in the discord or at support@balconytrading.com. Support and education do not include personalized trade or portfolio recommendations.
Is Balcony Trading affiliated with TradingView?
No. Balcony Trading LLC is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by TradingView. A separate TradingView account is required.
Can I use Buy Mode and Sell Mode at the same time?
No. Buy Mode is designed for conditions you independently identify as bullish, while Sell Mode is designed for conditions you independently identify as bearish. Vector is intended to support analysis of an existing trend—not identify reversals—and only one directional setting can be active at a time.
Are Vector’s Buy/Sell labels and chart levels trade instructions?
No. Buy Mode, Sell Mode, signals, potential entry reference candles, Invalidation Points, and reference targets are generalized analytical chart outputs. They are not instructions or personalized recommendations to enter, exit, size, or manage a trade.
What is Vector?
Vector by Balcony Trading is a short-term TradingView indicator designed to reduce decision fatigue by translating a rules-based framework into standardized analytical outputs. It helps users evaluate potential re-entry opportunities within established trends. This Vector includes Scalp Mode and Intraday Mode, with either Buy Mode or Sell Mode active as a directional display setting.
Which markets can I use Vector with?
Vector can be used on supported TradingView markets with Scalp Mode or Intraday Mode on 1-minute through 30-minute charts.
Can I use Vector on seconds timeframes?
Vector is not currently optimized for seconds-based charts. It is designed for 1-minute through 30-minute timeframes. We may add support for seconds timeframes in a future update.
Are Vector or Vector Swing financial advice?
No. Vector, Vector Swing, and all related content are provided solely for educational and informational purposes and do not constitute financial advice.
What do I need to use Vector?
To use Vector, you must first create a TradingView account. Each purchase grants access on one (1) TradingView account only. A separate purchase is required for each additional TradingView account.