Multi-ticker context HUD

Day Trading Dashboard

A compact dashboard for reading where multiple futures products sit versus VWAPs, opening range, previous close, session POC, and trend context.

Day Trading Dashboard
MKTNYONORTREND
MESAboveAboveOutsideBull
MNQAboveBelowInsideMixed
MYMBelowAboveOutsideBear
PriceFree and open source
PlatformTradingView Pine Script
Best forIntraday traders who monitor multiple index products at once.
MarketsES, MES, NQ

Problem

What it solves

The dashboard is a quick-read HUD for active index futures traders. It is designed to answer the question I ask constantly during the session: where are ES, NQ, and YM relative to the levels that matter?

The point is not to outsource your decision. It is to make structure, leadership, and location easier to see so your own trade plan has cleaner context.

Visual read

How to read the screen

01

Check if index futures are aligned or diverging before taking a trade.

02

Spot when one market is leading while another is lagging.

03

Keep context visible without flipping charts or rebuilding layouts.

Core Features

What the script includes

Multi-ticker dashboard for three markets with clean above/below reads.

Tracks NY VWAP, overnight VWAP, prior NY VWAP, previous close, and opening range.

Single-ticker mode unlocks session POC context for the active chart.

Trend read uses a configurable EMA/SMA stack instead of a single level check.

Setup

Add it without overcomplicating the chart

  1. 1

    Add the script to a TradingView chart.

  2. 2

    Choose the three tickers you want in multi-ticker mode.

  3. 3

    Use single-ticker mode when you want deeper POC context on the active chart.

  4. 4

    Treat the table as context, then make execution decisions from your own plan.

Limits

Important notes

Defaults target continuous micro futures symbols.

Multi-ticker mode is intentionally lighter because TradingView has execution limits.

Opening range and session logic should be reviewed if your chart timezone differs.