> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://jester.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://jester.gitbook.io/docs/tools/jester-infinity/indicator-guide.md).

# Indicator Guide

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Infinity is future-ready, meaning new features or older Jester modules can be updated into Infinity rather than releasing separate scripts.
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#### **1. Overview**

Jester | Infinity is a **next-generation** TradingView indicator that consolidates multiple Jester algo versions (legacy and new) into one script. It offers:

* **Real-time trade signals** (entries/exits)
* **Dynamic support and resistance** overlays
* **Built-in stop loss and take profit lines**
* **Customization options** (risk settings, older versions, display toggles)

#### **2. Access Requirements**

* **TradingView Account**: Basic or Pro (Pro recommended for advanced features, and integration with [Oracle](/docs/tools/oracle.md)).
* **Castellan Registration**: Your user permissions and Infinity’s access level sync via our **Castellan** system.
* Follow the instructions in [Castellan](/docs/tools/castellan.md#tradingview)to gain access.
* **Invite-Only Script** (if applicable): Infinity is typically restricted to **authorized** Jester users. Once verified, you’ll see “**Jester | Infinity**” in your invite-only scripts on TradingView.

> *If you do not see Jester | Infinity in your invite-only scripts, please contact support or ensure your Castellan user level is correct.*

#### **3. Installing Jester | Infinity on TradingView**

1. **Open TradingView**: Log in to your TradingView account.
2. **Navigate to Indicators**: At the top of the chart, click the **“Indicators & Strategies”** button.
3. **Search or Locate**:
   * If you have **invite-only** access, go to **“Invite-Only Scripts”** in the left sidebar. Look for **“Jester | Infinity”**.
   * If publicly listed, type **“Jester Infinity”** in the search bar to locate it.
4. **Add to Chart**: Click the script name to attach Infinity to your active chart. You should see various lines, signals, or overlays appear once loaded.

> **Tip:** For best performance, use Infinity on a **clean chart layout** with minimal overlapping indicators.

#### **4. Initial Configuration**

1. **Open Settings Panel**: Once Infinity is on your chart, click the gear (⚙) icon next to the script name in your chart’s top-left corner.
2. Agree to the Terms and Conditions to enable full indicator operation.
3. **Inputs Tab**: Here you can set or adjust:
   * **Jester Version**: Choose between older versions (e.g., v1.0, v2.56) or newer unified settings.
   * **Risk Allocation**: Specify a default risk setting (e.g., 1% risk). This may affect how SL and TP lines appear.
   * **Indicator Sensitivity**: Infinity allows multiple thresholds (e.g., pivot detection, volatility filters), adjust them here.
4. **Style Tab**:
   * **Support/Resistance Overlays**: Toggle them on/off.
   * **Entry/Exit Markers**: Decide whether you want to see visual markers for signals.
   * **Take Profit/Stop Loss Lines**: Check these if you want dynamic exit lines shown.
5. **Visibility Tab** (if applicable):
   * Configure if Infinity’s elements appear on certain timeframes or hide them on smaller timeframes for less chart clutter.

> **Note**: The exact inputs and style options may differ by your Infinity version. Refer to any built-in tooltips or release notes for additional details.

#### **5. Using Legacy vs. Future Versions**

* **Selecting Legacy Algos**: Infinity includes a dropdown  (e.g., “Scalp” or "Swing") that lets you revert to older Jester logics. This is useful for comparing historical performance or if you prefer specific signals from a previous build. It also opens the door for more complex combined logic.
* **Future Releases**: Infinity is the base for **all upcoming** Jester expansions, so new features or improved detection logic will appear under the same script—no need to install additional indicators.

#### **6. Reading Signals & Overlays**

1. **Entry Signals**: Typically marked by an arrow or label (e.g., “Long Entry,” “Short Entry”). Infinity calculates these based on combined pivot, trend, or volume triggers from prior Jester logics.
2. **Stop Loss (SL)**: A horizontal line or label showing the recommended stop loss area.
3. **Take Profit (TP)**: One or more lines indicating potential profit targets. If you’ve enabled “TP1/TP2” lines, you might see separate levels for partial closes.
4. **Support & Resistance**: Dynamic horizontal bands that update as the market moves. Higher timeframe levels might be bolder or differently colored to emphasize stronger zones.
5. **Trend or Momentum Plot**: Some versions of Infinity include a small sub-indicator or color-coded candle overlays to visualize momentum shifts.