A TradingView indicator and a trading strategy are related, but they are not the same thing. Understanding the difference helps set realistic expectations about what a chart tool can do.
What is a TradingView indicator?
An indicator displays information on or around a chart. It can calculate conditions, visualize market structure, show levels, track confirmation or organize data that a trader uses when making a decision.
What is a trading strategy?
A strategy is the complete set of rules that defines when to trade, how much to risk, how to manage the position and when to exit. It also includes the trader's discipline and execution.
An indicator can support a strategy
A useful indicator can reduce manual chart work and make parts of a strategy easier to follow. It does not automatically replace the trader's risk rules or responsibility.
Where NGF fits
NGF indicators are decision-support systems built for TradingView. They can display higher-timeframe context, liquidity, market structure, confirmation progress, setup scoring, entry, stop-loss and target levels depending on the market-specific product.
They are not automated profit machines and they do not guarantee that a setup will win.
Related: How TradingView Indicators Work and What Trading Indicators Can and Cannot Do.
Trading involves risk and users remain responsible for all trading and risk-management decisions.