- Algorithmic trading scripts that run on TradingView.
- They follow pre-defined rules for entry, exit, and risk management.
- Signals are generated continuously based on real-time market conditions — no emotional decisions.
- No. There is nothing to code and nothing to build: you add the strategy to a chart, look at its settings and its backtest, switch on the alert, and you are done.
- Experienced traders can fine-tune every input to fit their own system.
- They can be applied to any market TradingView covers — crypto, forex, stocks.
- They were designed and tested on crypto, and every backtest we publish is a crypto pair. On other markets you are on your own testing.
- Navixa strategies generate signals on TradingView — they never touch your exchange and never ask for your API keys.
- Each signal fires a TradingView alert. That alert can be sent as a webhook to a third-party execution service, which places the order on your exchange for you.
- Which service you use is entirely your choice; any tool that accepts a TradingView webhook will work.
- You can also read the alerts and place the trades yourself.
- Nothing, if you are happy to place the trades yourself. The alert tells you the entry, the stop and the target, and you act on it — that is how most people start.
- Navixa does not send webhooks and never connects to your exchange. What we give you is the strategy and its alerts inside your own TradingView account.
- To automate, you need two things of your own: a paid TradingView plan that includes webhook alerts (TradingView bills that, not us), and an account with a third-party execution service that accepts a TradingView webhook and places the order on your exchange. Those services have their own pricing too.
- Which executor you use is entirely your choice — we do not resell, bundle or recommend one.
- No fixed minimum. Your position size decides what a given percentage move is worth in money — in both directions, so size it to a loss you can absorb.
- Check your exchange's Minimum Order Size for both Spot and Futures.
- They can be applied to any timeframe and any pair.
- The published backtests use one specific pair and timeframe each, so a different combination will behave differently. Test yours in the TradingView strategy tester before you commit to it.
- Yes. Every strategy exposes its inputs, so you can match it to your own risk tolerance.
- Entry filters, take-profit targets, position sizing and stop-loss levels are all adjustable from the settings panel on the chart.
- No. TradingView runs the strategy and its alerts on its own servers.
- Nothing has to stay open on your side — you just receive the alert.
- No. What you buy is a subscription that gives you invite-only access to Navixa's strategies on TradingView for as long as it stays active.
- Those strategies are a set of rules running on a chart. They are not personalised advice and take no account of your circumstances.
- Nobody at Navixa manages money, holds funds, or tells you what to buy. Every trade is your decision on your own account.
- Trading carries real risk of loss, and a backtest is a record of the past, not a forecast. Read the full disclaimer before subscribing.
- Single strategies start at $39/month; the bundle covers both.
- Paying yearly costs less than twelve monthly payments.
- See the full plans and prices.
- Stripe emails you a receipt straight away.
- You enter your TradingView username during checkout — we add it to the invite-only strategy within 24 hours.
- Once access is live, the strategy appears under your TradingView indicators and you can apply it to any chart.
- Yes. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel in one click from the Stripe billing portal.
- Cancelling stops the next renewal — access stays active until the end of the period you have already paid for.
- There is no minimum term and no cancellation fee.
- Until we activate your access on TradingView, you can withdraw within 14 days of payment and get a full refund — just message us.
- Once access is activated, the subscription has started at your request and the payment is non-refundable, except for a technical fault on our side or a duplicate or accidental charge.
- You confirm this with a checkbox at checkout. It never limits a consumer right that cannot be waived by agreement. Details are in the Terms.
- A script whose author decides who can use it. It is published on TradingView, but only usernames the author has added can add it to a chart.
- That is how your subscription is delivered: we add your TradingView username to the list, and the strategy appears under your indicators.
- Open any chart on TradingView, open the Indicators window, and look under "Invite-only scripts". The Navixa strategy is listed there once your access is live.
- Click it, and the strategy is drawn on the chart with its default settings. The settings panel (the gear icon) holds every input you can change.
- Create an alert on the chart and choose the Navixa strategy as its condition. TradingView then sends it to the app, by email, or as a webhook, depending on your TradingView plan.
- Alerts are created and delivered by TradingView, on its servers, so nothing needs to stay open on your side.
- No. We do not run a signal channel and we never send you trades. What you get is the strategy itself, running on your own chart, and its alerts come from TradingView, not from us.
- Never. We do not ask for API keys, we do not connect to any exchange, and we cannot see your balance or your trades.
- The strategy lives on TradingView. Anything that touches your exchange is either you placing the trade or a third-party tool you chose to connect.
- Any exchange that trades the pair you want. The strategy runs on the TradingView chart, so it does not depend on where you trade.
- If you automate, use an exchange your execution tool supports. We do not recommend or partner with any exchange.
- No. Instead, the full strategy-tester report for each strategy is published on this site before you pay, and you keep your 14-day right of withdrawal until we activate your access.
- Yes. Open the Stripe billing portal from your account page and change the plan; Stripe prorates the difference. Message us afterwards if the new access is not live within 24 hours.
- Whatever Stripe offers in your country at checkout, usually credit and debit cards and local methods such as iDEAL. We do not accept crypto payments.
- We keep the strategies updated for TradingView changes at no extra cost.
- If we ever retire a strategy without a comparable replacement, you can cancel and we refund the part of the period you paid for but did not receive. This is written into the Terms.
- No, and it does not need to be for what it sells. Navixa provides technical analysis tools, not investment advice, and holds no licence from the Dutch AFM or any other financial regulator.
- Read the disclaimer for what that means for you.
- A one-person company in the Netherlands, run by the trader who designs, writes and backtests the strategies and who answers your messages on Telegram.
- Because the strategy trades rarely: 65 trades in just over four years on the tested chart, each taken only after a confirmed breakout. Few, selective entries produce a high win rate and a small sample.
- A small sample is exactly why we publish the drawdown, the profit factor and the full report next to it, and why you should test the strategy on your own pair and timeframe before relying on it.
- No. They are simulated results from TradingView's strategy tester on historical data, with commission and slippage applied. We do not publish a live track record. Read how the backtests were run.