What actually shows up on my chart?+
Invite-only TradingView scripts, added to your TradingView account. They plot the levels and zones the One42 framework is built on, so the reading you would do by hand is drawn for you. They are indicators, not a bot: nothing places, sizes, or closes a trade.
How fast do I get access?+
Not instantly, and it is worth knowing that before you pay. TradingView access is granted per username by hand, and invites go out every business day. So: pay, add your TradingView username on your account page, and the scripts appear on your charts within one business day. If you subscribe on a Friday evening it will be Monday.
Do I need a paid TradingView plan?+
No. Invite-only scripts work on a free TradingView account. A paid TradingView plan buys you more indicators per chart and more alerts, which some people want — but that is between you and TradingView and nothing here requires it.
What's the difference between Core Toolkit and Pro Suite?+
Core Toolkit is the three tools that cover context and the base model. Pro Suite is those three plus the PD array gap inversion map and the LQG execution filter panel — the two that matter once you are working the execution rules rather than just the framing. Core Toolkit is the smaller commitment; Pro Suite is the complete set, and you can move between them from your account whenever you want.
Do I need the Core Program as well?+
You can subscribe without it, and the tools will draw their levels either way. What they cannot do is tell you what those levels mean or when the framework says to stand aside — that is what the Core Program teaches, and it is why most people who get real use out of these have it. Subscribe first if you want to see the tools on your own charts before committing to anything larger.
Do these repaint?+
No. Every mark and every alert is decided on a candle that has closed, so nothing appears and then disappears. Where a tool reads a higher timeframe — the 15-minute gap layer, the 30-minute rejection blocks — it waits for that timeframe's candle to close, not the chart's. The one exception is opt-in and labelled: the Signal Engine has a setting that shows the forming candle, off by default, with a tooltip saying it repaints and should not be alerted on.
What chart timeframe do I run them on?+
Each tool's page says, because the answer differs. Run them at or below the timeframe they read: the session mapper resolves the 09:30, 12:00 and 13:30 boundaries from the chart's own candles, so a 30-minute chart cannot place them exactly, and the gap map's 15-minute and 5-minute layers need a chart at or below those. A 5-minute chart is right for all of them. The LQG panel checks the fractal hunt on the 1-minute, so it needs a chart at or below that — and if you put it on a higher one it reports the hunt as "cannot check" instead of quietly reporting it as clear.
Is there documentation for each tool?+
Yes — a page per tool, linked from the list above, free and readable before you buy. Inputs and what each one does, the timeframe and session it expects, what invalidates a reading, what every alert means, and a worked example. If a rule the framework leaves open is exposed as an input rather than decided for you, that page says so and says why.
Can I cancel?+
Yes, yourself, from your account page — no email, no retention call. Access continues to the end of the period you have already paid for, then the scripts are removed from your TradingView account. Monthly means monthly.
What happens if my card fails?+
Nothing immediately. We email you, your access stays on, and the card is retried over the following days. Access only ends if those retries also fail.
Will these tell me when to enter?+
No, and be wary of anything that says it will. The tools draw structure; deciding whether a given level is worth trading is your judgement and your risk. Nothing here is a signal service and nothing here is advice.
