For supply and demand traders
Use plotted zones as the starting point for your existing rule-based analysis.
TradingView tool · MAK Trading School
Supply and Demand Indicator for TradingView
Spend less time marking zones. Give your chart analysis a clearer starting point.
MAK’s supply and demand zone indicator plots price-action zones on your charts. Adjust the settings, review fresh and violated zones, and set alerts while keeping trading decisions in your hands.
365-day subscriptionCustomisable zone settingsInvite-only TradingView script
Zone-analysis tool. Not a buy/sell signal service. Trading involves risk.
Visual clarity
Review plotted supply and demand zonesFlexible settings
Configure zone parameters and coloursYour analysis comes first
Evaluate context and risk before acting
Review plotted supply and demand zonesFlexible settings
Configure zone parameters and coloursYour analysis comes first
Evaluate context and risk before acting
A clearer chart-preparation workflow
Who Is the Supply and Demand Indicator For?
When you review several instruments, marking every zone by hand can interrupt your analysis. This TradingView supply and demand indicator helps you identify areas to investigate, so you can focus on evaluating the setup.
For busy chart reviewers
Reduce repetitive zone-marking work when preparing charts for review.
For learners with foundations
Compare the plotted zones with your understanding of the strategy. Build the foundations before relying on a tool.
Features
Supply and Demand Zone Indicator Features
Explore the features that support supply and demand chart analysis.
Automatic zone plotting
The indicator identifies and plots zones using its configured parameters. It assists chart preparation; it does not automate trade execution. Learn the Supply and Demand trading method.
Fresh and violated zones
Review zone states and choose how they appear on your chart. Use the context to support your analysis. Read the indicator settings guide.
Custom zone parameters
Adjust basing-candle and leg-out settings to explore how the zone rules affect the displayed results.
Zone alert functionality
Set alerts for zone formation, zone violation and price entering a zone. Available alert capacity depends on your TradingView plan.
Customisable display
Change zone colours and the display table to suit your chart layout and make key values easier to review.
Different chart timeframes
Apply the indicator to your selected chart timeframe. Use a separate top-down analysis process to evaluate wider market context.
Actual indicator screenshots
See the Supply and Demand Indicator on Real Charts
Explore supply and demand zones across Indian stocks and a commodity chart. Open each screenshot to inspect the plotted zones and display table.
Gujarat Gas · 125-minute chart
M&M Financial · 125-minute chart
Natural Gas · 15-minute chart
These screenshots are historical examples from January 2023. Their annotations illustrate past setups, not current recommendations or expected returns. Selected examples do not establish win rate or overall performance.
Getting started
How to Get Started on TradingView
Choose yearly access
Open the yearly offer on Graphy, review the current price and terms, and complete your purchase there.
Activate your script
Follow MAK’s access instructions for your TradingView account. Ask support if you need help locating the invite-only script.
Configure and evaluate
Apply the indicator, review the settings and evaluate zones using your trading plan and risk rules.
New to the strategy? Learn zone identification and trade planning first. An indicator supports analysis; it does not replace the knowledge needed to interpret a chart.
Indicator walkthrough
How to Use the Supply and Demand Indicator
Watch MAK’s video guide to using the indicator, then explore the chart examples and yearly access options.
Prefer to watch on YouTube? Open the indicator video guide →
Yearly subscription
Get Yearly Access to MAK’s Supply and Demand Indicator
Choose 365 days of access to MAK’s supply and demand indicator for TradingView.
- Best suited to traders familiar with supply and demand analysis.
- TradingView is required; this is not a downloadable desktop indicator.
- Review current compatibility, price and refund terms before payment.
Learn the method
Learn About Supply and Demand Trading
Build your understanding of zone analysis and explore how the indicator fits your chart-review process.
Learning guide
How to draw Supply and Demand zones?
Learn how to identify and draw supply and demand zones on your charts.
Read the guide →Learning guide
Supply and Demand Price Action Trading
Understand the trading method behind zone-based chart analysis.
Read the guide →Your questions, answered
Supply and demand indicator FAQs
What does the supply and demand indicator do?
MAK’s indicator plots supply and demand zones on TradingView charts using configurable parameters. It supports zone analysis and offers display settings and alert functionality.
Does the indicator provide buy and sell signals?
No. It plots zones for further analysis. You need to evaluate market context, entries, exits and risk using your own trading plan.
How do I access the indicator after subscribing?
The indicator is an invite-only TradingView script. Complete the yearly subscription on Graphy and follow MAK’s activation instructions for your TradingView account.
How long does the yearly subscription last?
The yearly offer lists 365 days of access. Review the current subscription and renewal terms on Graphy before purchasing.
Can I use it on different timeframes?
The indicator can be applied to different chart timeframes. This does not by itself mean it displays multiple timeframe zones simultaneously. Choose a timeframe appropriate to your analysis and trading plan.
Can beginners use a supply and demand indicator?
Beginners can learn the tool, but understanding supply and demand trading is recommended before using plotted zones to plan trades. The indicator does not replace trading education.
Is it a downloadable indicator?
No desktop download is required for this offer. Access is through an invite-only script within TradingView.
What is the difference between an indicator and a screener?
The indicator plots zones on a chart. A screener shortlists instruments near or inside zones for further review. The yearly offer on this page is for the indicator.
Which supply and demand indicator is best for me?
Choose a tool based on compatibility, transparent functionality, settings, support and how it fits your analysis process. Review demonstrations and limitations rather than assuming any indicator guarantees trading results.
What should I check before paying?
Check the current Graphy price and currency, subscription terms, refund policy, supported instruments, activation instructions and TradingView requirements. Contact MAK if anything is unclear.
Need help choosing?
Ask MAK about access, compatibility or the yearly subscription.
Trading involves the risk of loss. This indicator is a chart-analysis aid, not investment advice, an automated trading system or a guarantee of returns. Historical examples are illustrative. MAK Trading School is an independent provider; TradingView is the charting platform used by this product.
