The launch price has one real deadline.
$37 ends on 15 Oct 2026 — the same date and time for everyone, counted in UTC. It does not restart when you come back. After that the indicator is $97.
Thezentradex · Smart Money indicator for TradingView · v1.2
Twelve indicators disagreeing is not confluence — it is noise with a committee. Smart Money Energizer resolves seven Smart Money confluences into a single 0–100 setup score on your TradingView chart. Want it to execute too? Add the MetaTrader 5 EA for $37 more.
For Smart Money traders charting on TradingView who want precise confluence scoring — with automated, disciplined execution on MetaTrader 5 as an add-on.
One payment 3-year licenceAll sales final instant accessNo subscription nothing to cancelMT5 EA +$37
−62%$37 is the launch price for the indicator until 15 Oct 2026. After launch it increases to $97. Paying in crypto takes another 10% off, so $33.30 today.
Every one of them is right sometimes. That is the trap — you can always find the two that agree with what you already want to do.
How it usually goes
What the Energizer does instead
The foundation of our TradingView Pine v6 engine: four distinct analytical tasks operating seamlessly on a single chart.
HTF candle projection, Killzones, Opening Gaps (NWOG / NDOG), Open Price levels, FVG and Volume Imbalance, Day Separator, Daily Divider.
A trend / momentum / volatility engine scores every setup 0-100, with sideway lockouts and anti-flip logic so it stops arguing with itself in chop.
Killzone timing, liquidity sweeps and displacement imbalances feed back into that score — and can gate it outright — so context and trigger are one number, not two opinions.
ATR stop, TP1 / TP2 / TP3 projection, live R:R boxes, a rolling profit factor, and JSON webhook alerts.


The indicator tells you which setups are worth taking. The MT5 EA can take it from there: same engine, running on its own inside MetaTrader 5, with the risk rules you set. $37 on top of the indicator.
The same 0–100 confluence engine as the indicator, ported to MQL5 and running inside your MetaTrader 5 — five entry combos, seven confluences, the same cooldown and anti-flip rules.
Lot size is worked backward from the stop distance and the risk % you set, so a wide stop means a smaller position — never more than your plan allows.
Partial close at TP1 and TP2, stop to breakeven plus a buffer for spread and commission, the runner trails on ATR. Works on hedging and netting accounts.
No new entries once the day’s realised plus floating loss hits your cap (3% by default), and a circuit breaker after consecutive losses. Trade plans survive an MT5 restart.
The EA runs on its own inside MT5 — TradingView does not need to be open. It matches the indicator’s logic, not every single signal: your broker’s price feed is not TradingView’s, so a setup sitting right on the score threshold can fire on one and not the other.
Most SMC tools show you the context and leave you to reconcile it with your entry signal by eye. Here the context is the score. Each factor below adds its points to the same 0–100 number — and can be turned into a hard gate that blocks the signal outright when the context is missing.
7 factors. Combined ceiling: +30. Stacking confluences cannot quietly inflate every setup into a 95 — the cap is in the source specifically to stop that. More evidence widens the base, it does not raise the roof.
Price ran the last swing pivot and closed back inside. Stops taken, then rejected.
The setup landed inside the London / New York window. Reads the raw session clock, so hiding the boxes never changes a signal.
Price returned into the most recent higher-timeframe fair value gap and respected it instead of closing through.
A three-bar imbalance left behind by an aggressive move.
Price traded into the live NDOG / NWOG and held the correct side of its midpoint. A gap narrower than one ATR counts as no gap — that keeps 24h markets from collecting this bonus every single bar.
Higher timeframes agree with the direction. Only counts once you switch the filter on, so the confluence count never means two different things.
Price ran one of the five session open levels (00:00 / 08:00 / 09:00 / 10:00 / 11:00) and closed back through it.

So the amount of ink the script is allowed to spend is one input, at the top of the list. Every drawing block reads it. There is no combination of settings that ends with fifteen price tags stacked over the candles.
One live panel. No price tags. Tiny signal labels.
Three panels, tags on the newest trade only, small signal labels.
Everything, for reviewing history on a wide screen.
Hands control back to the individual counters. Nothing is capped.
Trading Style switches the entire EMA stack, which is what every trend trigger reads. You are not rebuilding the script to go from scalping to swing — you are changing one dropdown.
The remaining inputs are already set to something sensible, and every single one carries a tooltip that says what it does and what it breaks. You are never guessing what a switch is for.

Chart Density is one dropdown. Watching it move on a live chart says more than this paragraph does.
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Indicator + MT5 EA for $74 — $37 each. The EA is not sold on its own.
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The indicator scores the setup; the EA can take it. Same engine, running inside your own MetaTrader 5 — $37 on top of the indicator, $74 for both.

Reads your broker's bar history to work out its GMT offset and US / EU daylight-saving rule, then tells you exactly what to set. No timezone arithmetic on your side.
Lot sizes are calculated backward from your stop-loss distance and exact risk percentage. Never risk a dollar more than your risk plan.
Takes partial profit at TP1 (1R) and TP2 (2R), moves the stop to breakeven plus a buffer that covers spread and commission, and lets the runner trail on ATR.
Sideway filters and anti-flip logic stop the EA churning orders inside tight consolidation, where a plain trend trigger would flip long and short bar after bar.
Each open trade's plan — volume, entry, stop, targets — is written to MT5 terminal global variables, so an MT5 restart or VPS reboot picks the plan back up instead of forgetting where TP1 and TP2 were.
Blocks new entries once the day's realised plus floating loss reaches your limit (3% by default), with a circuit breaker after consecutive losses. Works on hedging and netting accounts alike.
Everything the indicator does is in both. The EA adds execution and risk management inside MetaTrader 5.
A timer that resets at midnight and a toast announcing a stranger in Madrid are not persuasion techniques, they are claims — and they are false ones. You are a trader. You notice. So here is exactly what the clocks on this page mean, and four more things that are true and checkable.
$37 ends on 15 Oct 2026 — the same date and time for everyone, counted in UTC. It does not restart when you come back. After that the indicator is $97.
If you have been reading for a few minutes, you may see the indicator and the MT5 EA offered together for $59 instead of $74. That price is held for 15 minutes, in this browser, for this visit — that is all the timer means. It is not a store-wide sale and nobody else’s clock is involved.
In v1.0 the rolling Profit Factor booked TP1, TP2 and TP3 of the same trade as three separate winners. One 3R trade counted as +1R, +2R and +3R across three "trades". Trades replaced by an opposite signal, and trades that never resolved, vanished from the statistics entirely.
In v1.1 one closed trade produces exactly one record, at the R it actually finished on. Replaced and unresolved trades are closed at market and booked. Breakeven counts as half a win, not a full one.
Which means the profit factor you see from v1.1 onward — including the v1.2 you get today — is lower than the one v1.0 showed you. That is the point.
It scores the evidence in front of it. A 90 is a setup with a lot going for it, not a setup that is going to win. Nothing on a chart knows the future, and anything that tells you otherwise is selling you something worse than an indicator.
Every indicator sales page shows a curve going up. You cannot verify any of them, and neither can we. The one result on this page is two days of a live MT5 account running the EA — far too short to judge an EA by, and shown only so you can see how it executes. Judge the engine on YOUR chart instead: the script ships with a rolling profit factor, and the EA runs unrestricted on demo accounts and in the Strategy Tester.
That is a design constraint written into the source, not a promise in a FAQ. The higher-timeframe fair value gap that feeds the score reads closed HTF bars exclusively.
Stacking confluences cannot quietly inflate every score past the ceiling. We built the cap in specifically so that adding more evidence widens the base without turning every setup into a 95.
Run it on your own charts. Instant access to the invite-only TradingView script and MT5 EA with zero subscription and no recurring charges.