Two comparison lines
Percent mode rebases each instrument to 100. Observe whether they move together or diverge.
An independent interpretation of Livermore’s price-record idea. Compare base-100 lines and a weighted composite in Percent mode, then adjust the start date, weights and source code to your own criteria.
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Refund terms ↗You click back and forth between the leader and the runner-up and miss the real move
The two symbols and their combined “Key” sit side by side on one screen
When only one rises, you can’t tell a real uptrend from a fake pump
Livermore-style: UPWARD CONFIRMATION appears only when both rise together
You bought happily but didn’t know when to get out, and gave the gains back
An exit marker appears as soon as a downward confirmation or structure warning shows
Actual AAPL and MSFT views. Distinguish each rebased instrument from the combined price record.
Percent mode rebases each instrument to 100. Observe whether they move together or diverge.
The combined value and your movement/follow-through settings drive the record. Historical observation labels do not execute orders.
Key summarizes the combined record; Pair summarizes agreement between instrument states. Agreement is not a prediction of future gains.
| Feature | Existing free editionLivermore Market Key V2 | This source editionLivermore Market Key V3 |
|---|---|---|
| Percent-mode weights | Fixed 50:50 | Adjustable instrument weights |
| Record start | No separate start-date setting | Configurable record start date |
| Reading style | Portrait and pair panel | Compact · Portrait selection |
We replayed the bloodiest sell-offs with one rule: buy on upward confirmation, sell on downward confirmation or warning. (50:50 pair, backtest, 0.1% fees)
2008 crisis, Apple+Microsoft — holding: $10,000 → $6,710. Following the indicator: +11.4% ($11,140).
2022 bear market, Bitcoin+Ethereum — holding: $10,000 → $3,390. Following the indicator: −21.5% ($7,850).
2020 COVID crash, SPY+QQQ — holding fell as much as −31.1% along the way. Following the indicator: +14.5%.
Complete code TXT + installation guide · TradingView account required
For basic use, paste the supplied complete code into a new Pine Editor script, save and add it to your chart. Change options in Settings. Editing the calculation logic requires Pine Script knowledge.
Weights apply only to Percent adaptation. Points adds same-currency prices, so the First instrument weight setting is ignored.
Check two different valid instruments, standard candles, record start and data availability. Mismatched instrument times or different currencies in Points mode block advancement.
No. It independently interprets Livermore’s price-record ideas. Normalization, weights and the timestamped ledger are modern additions, not an official product or endorsement.
Yes. Install with Pine Editor in your TradingView account. TradingView plans and market-data fees are not included.
You can edit it for personal use. Sharing, redistribution and resale rights are not included.
No. This is a chart-analysis tool, not a guarantee of trading results or returns.
One-time payment, no renewal. Download from your verified order and delivery email. Platform accounts and market data are separate. A TradingView account, paid plan, market data and invite-only access are not included. Follow platform terms and data entitlements. This license is not platform approval to sell or use the product. This is a chart-observation tool, not investment advice, trade execution or a return guarantee. Losses are possible. Do not base trading decisions solely on the indicator.
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An independent interpretation made with respect for Jesse Livermore’s price-recording work. Not an official product or endorsement from him or his estate.
Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Own the full source with expanded weight and start-date controls, and tailor it to your personal analysis.