Five invite-only scripts. What each plot means, which toggles matter, and how they work as one desk — from the APX Gitbook, written so you can follow it on the chart.
01 · Getting started
From Whop to the chart.
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You need a TradingView account. Free is enough to hold the invite. Checkout asks for the exact username — the one in the top-right of TradingView, same as crypticcrypto11 is for us.
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Buy on Whop (monthly pack, yearly Pro, or a single). You’ll leave this site. Enter that username at checkout.
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Supercharts → Indicators → Invite-only. Author crypticcrypto11. Flow, Pressure, Bernoulli, Venturi sit on price. RSI opens a pane. If the tab isn’t there yet, wait a few minutes and refresh. Still missing after that — write the desk.
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Add Flow first. Then Pressure. Then Bernoulli or Venturi for the timeframe you’re on. Then RSI. Save the layout.
02 · On price · Any — 5m to daily
APX Flow
Macro color, micro dots, and the turns — R, T, and B.
Flow is the powerhouse. It paints the regime on the candles, marks short-term lifts and fades with dots, and calls reversals, tops, and bottoms on the same pane as price. Parameters are locked; you only toggle what you want to see.
How to read it
Treat green / red bars as the filter. Longs belong on green, shorts on red, unless a shape overrides the bar.
White dots under the bar = micro lift. Black dots above = micro fade. No dot means the short-term average is flat — skip the noise.
The trend line and shade are the tape’s slope. Price above a green line wants continuation; a cross under a red line is weakness.
R, T, and B are the sparse calls. Wait for the bar to close. They already bake in momentum and overbought / oversold — don’t stack a second oscillator on top of them unless you want confirmation.
On the chart
Green barBullish macro — price above the long average
Red barBearish macro — price below the long average
White dotBullish micro, under the bar
Black dotBearish micro, above the bar
R cyanBullish reversal, below the bar
R yellowBearish reversal, above the bar
T orangeLocal top, above the bar
B blueLocal bottom, below the bar
Settings
Double-click the name in the legend. Everything else is locked.
Show Reversals default On
Cyan / yellow R shapes on trend shifts.
Show Tops default On
Orange T on local tops.
Show Bottoms default On
Blue B on local bottoms.
Show Trend default On
Flow line and the green / red shade.
Alerts
Right-click the chart → Add alert → pick the condition. Prefer bar close.
Local Top Posted
Local Bottom Posted
Bull Reversal Posted
Bear Reversal Posted
Bullish / Bearish Micro Dot Posted
Bullish / Bearish Macro Bar Posted
How to use it
Scalps: watch micro dots and R on 5–15m.
Swings: trust the macro color and T / B on the daily.
Never fade a green macro on a white dot without a T or bearish R.
Pressure for the rails, Bernoulli or Venturi for the break, RSI to keep T/B honest.
Support, resistance, and how hard the tape is leaning on them.
Pressure draws the levels the tape actually respects, then widens or fades the band around them as volume shows up or disappears. The line is the level. The shade is the fight.
How to read it
Resistance is a ceiling. Touches from below are selling. A close above is strength.
Support is a floor. Touches from above are buying. A close below is continuation down.
The zone around each line breathes with volume. Denser / wider = a harder boundary. Fading shade = the level is losing the argument.
If a rail hasn’t moved, the structure is stable. Don’t invent a new level — wait for the pivot to qualify.
On the chart
ResistanceDefault black rail + zone (selling pressure)
SupportDefault white rail + zone (buying pressure)
Settings
Double-click the name in the legend. Everything else is locked.
Resistance Color default Black
Line and zone. Change it if your chart theme eats black.
Support Color default White
Line and zone.
Show Resistance default On
Hide the ceiling if you only want the floor.
Show Support default On
Hide the floor if you only want the ceiling.
Alerts
Right-click the chart → Add alert → pick the condition. Prefer bar close.
No built-in alerts. Add a TradingView alert on the support or resistance plot — Crossing Up / Crossing Down.
How to use it
Bounce: longs at support with a Flow green bar or a B. Shorts at resistance with red or a T.
Break: wait for a close through the zone, then look for Venturi / Bernoulli arrows.
Stops live outside the zone, not on the line.
Flow for bias. Bernoulli / Venturi to confirm a break of the rail. RSI so you aren’t buying a 70-print at resistance.
Bernoulli watches volatility compress into orange bands and yellow fill, then marks the release — green up-triangles, red down-triangles. Built for the swing, not the tick. Stricter than Venturi, so the arrows mean more.
How to read it
Yellow box + orange bands = pressure is building. That is the setup, not the trade.
Green triangle under the bar = close above the upper band after a squeeze. Look long with Flow green.
Red triangle above the bar = close below the lower band after a squeeze. Look short with Flow red.
No box, no arrows: stay out. The script hides itself outside squeezes on purpose.
On the chart
Orange bandsSqueeze is on
Yellow fillCompression — wait for the break
Green ▲Bullish break of the upper band
Red ▼Bearish break of the lower band
Settings
Double-click the name in the legend. Everything else is locked.
Show Squeeze default On
Orange bands and yellow fill while compressed.
Show Breakout Arrows default On
Green / red triangles on the break.
Alerts
Right-click the chart → Add alert → pick the condition. Prefer bar close.
Volatility Squeeze Detected
Bullish Breakout
Bearish Breakout
How to use it
This is the higher-timeframe call. Daily / weekly / monthly only if you want it as designed.
Don’t scalp Bernoulli arrows on a 2-minute chart — that’s Venturi’s job.
A daily squeeze plus a minute Venturi arrow is the multi-timeframe stack.
Venturi for the entry once Bernoulli has the squeeze. Flow for direction. Pressure so the break isn’t into a brick wall. RSI to skip breaks at 70 / 30.
Venturi is Bernoulli’s intraday twin. Same orange bands, yellow fill, green / red triangles — with looser thresholds so a 2-minute tape doesn’t inherit a weekly rule. More signals. Filter them.
How to read it
Yellow fill on a 5-minute chart is the coil. Get ready; don’t chase yet.
Green ▲ after the squeeze = long candidate, especially if Flow is green and Pressure isn’t a ceiling.
Red ▼ = short candidate under a red Flow bar.
Hourly Venturi starts to look like Bernoulli. Below 15m, expect more arrows — confirm with volume or the close.
On the chart
Orange bandsIntraday squeeze
Yellow fillCoil — break incoming
Green ▲Upper-band break, long bias
Red ▼Lower-band break, short bias
Settings
Double-click the name in the legend. Everything else is locked.
Show Squeeze default On
Orange bands and yellow fill.
Show Breakout Arrows default On
Green / red triangles.
Alerts
Right-click the chart → Add alert → pick the condition. Prefer bar close.
Volatility Squeeze Detected
Bullish Breakout
Bearish Breakout
How to use it
Day-trade: 1–15m, arrows in the Flow color, tight stops outside the bands.
Don’t run Venturi on daily / weekly — switch to Bernoulli.
Skip arrows when RSI is already through 70 or 30.
Bernoulli on D/W for the map. Flow for the color. Pressure for the rails. RSI as the veto.
A momentum pane, not an overlay. Orange RSI, blue average, red 70 and green 30, zone tint at the extremes, and four kinds of divergence drawn on the oscillator. Regular = reversal. Hidden = continuation.
How to read it
Orange above 70 = overbought. Orange below 30 = oversold. The red / green fill is the shout.
Blue average is the slope of momentum. Orange crossing blue is a shift.
Dashed lines: hidden. Hidden Bear = uptrend that may keep going. Hidden Bull = downtrend that may keep going. Treat hidden as continuation, not a flip.
On the chart
Orange lineRSI
Blue lineRSI average
Dashed 70Overbought
Dashed 30Oversold
Bear DivSolid red — regular bearish
Bull DivSolid green — regular bullish
Settings
Double-click the name in the legend. Everything else is locked.
Show Bull Div default On
Solid green regular bullish divergence.
Show Bear Div default On
Solid red regular bearish divergence.
Show Hidden Bull default On
Dashed green hidden bullish.
Show Hidden Bear default On
Dashed red hidden bearish.
Alerts
Right-click the chart → Add alert → pick the condition. Prefer bar close.
Bearish / Hidden Bearish Divergence
Bullish / Hidden Bullish Divergence
RSI Crossed Above 70
RSI Crossed Below 30
How to use it
Mean-revert: oversold + Bull Div, with Flow not screaming red.
Trend: Hidden Bull in a green Flow tape; Hidden Bear in red.
Veto: no Bernoulli / Venturi longs when RSI is already through 70.
Flow T/B should agree with regular divergences. Pressure tells you if the fade has a rail. Squeeze tools should not fire into an extreme.
Flow on price. Pressure on price. Bernoulli or Venturi on price (pick the timeframe). RSI in the pane. That’s the desk. Don’t run Bernoulli and Venturi on the same chart — they cover different clocks.
Bias, then location, then trigger
Flow color is bias. Pressure is location. Bernoulli / Venturi is the trigger. RSI is the veto. If those four don’t rhyme, stand down.
Multi-timeframe squeeze
Daily Bernoulli in a yellow box + 5-minute Venturi green arrow + Flow still green = the intended long. Reverse the colors for shorts.
Overlays are tools, not signals. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. Full notes live in the APX Gitbook.