MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Moby Tick Now Generates Custom TradingView Dark Pool Indicators!

We’re excited to announce our new TradingView Script Generator – transform your charts with personalized institutional dark pool data

For the first time ever, Moby Tick subscribers can automatically generate custom Pine Script indicators with their own selected tickers, timeframes, and block trade thresholds. No more manual data entry, no more generic indicators – just pure institutional intelligence tailored to YOUR trading focus.

What Makes This Revolutionary?

The Game-Changer: Our new TradingView Script Generator bridges the gap between institutional-grade dark pool data and retail trading platforms. Previously, this level of customization required expensive Bloomberg terminals or institutional data feeds.

What This Means for Your Trading:

• Personalized Intelligence: Choose YOUR specific tickers to track
• Custom Parameters: Set block trade sizes that matter for your strategy
• Fresh Data: Generate updated scripts with the latest institutional activity
• Zero Technical Skills Required: Copy, paste, and start following smart money

This isn’t just another indicator – it’s your personal institutional intelligence system.

The Moby Indicator in Action

Chart Comparison: SPY

This is a blank SPY daily chart as of August 5, 2025

Below is the SPY Daily Chart with the largest trades in the last year overlayed

Quick Start: Try the Demo Version First

New to dark pool analysis? Start with our pre-built demo indicator to see how institutional data appears on your charts:

→ Get the Free Demo Indicator on TradingView

This demo version includes sample data across popular tickers so you can:

• See how dark pool trades appear on charts
• Understand the visual presentation
• Test the concept before customizing with your own tickers
• Learn to interpret institutional flow patterns

Ready for custom data with your specific ticker selections? Continue with the full setup guide below.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this guide, you’ll know exactly how to:

• Set up custom MobyTick dark pool indicators on TradingView
• Generate personalized Pine Script code with your selected tickers
• Update your indicator with fresh institutional data
• Interpret dark pool signals for better trading decisions

Prerequisites: Active Moby Tick subscription (Remora plan or higher) with Print Lookup feature access.

Step 1: Access the Print Lookup Feature

After logging into your MobyTick dashboard, navigate to the Print Lookup section. This powerful feature is your gateway to generating custom TradingView indicators with the exact tickers and parameters you want to track.

Why Print Lookup?

The Print Lookup feature allows you to:

• Select up to 50 specific tickers for dark pool tracking
• Customize block trade size thresholds
• Choose your preferred timeframe (1 year, 6 months, or custom date ranges going back to Jan 1, 2020)
• Generate fresh Pine Script code with real institutional data

Step 2: Configure Your Indicator Settings

Click on the TradingView icon to open the Script Configuration

Click the Multiple Tickers Option or Single Ticker, if you want just one:

Select your Theme options for how the prints will be displayed on your chart along with light or dark mode, color of the lines, style and line width

Choose the timeframe range for the trade dates to be used for your script

Selecting Your Tickers

Choose the stocks or ETFs you want to monitor for institutional activity. Consider focusing on:

• Your current positions – See if institutions are accumulating or distributing
• Watchlist stocks – Identify potential setups before they become obvious
• Sector plays – Track institutional rotation between sectors
• High-volume names – Where institutional activity is most frequent

Manually enter tickers, import them from watchlists or create and save custom lists to re-use later

Setting Block Trade Thresholds

Customize the minimum trade size that appears on your indicator:

• Choose from minimum block sizes of 50,000 shares of cumulative prints at those levels

Choosing Your Timeframe

• 1 Year: Full historical context for long-term positioning
• 6 Months: Recent institutional activity and trend changes
• Custom Range: Focus on specific periods around earnings, catalysts, or market events
• All: Get the top 10 largest trades in the last 5 years

Step 3: Generate Your Pine Script Code

Once you’ve configured your settings in Print Lookup:

1. Click “Generate Script” – The system processes your selections and creates custom Pine Script code
2. Copy the entire code – Use Ctrl+C (Windows) or Cmd+C (Mac) to copy the generated script
3. Save your settings – Note your configuration for future updates

What the Generated Code Contains

Your custom script includes:

• All selected tickers with their historical dark pool data
• Formatted data points showing trade size, timestamp, and price levels
• Visual markers optimized for TradingView’s charting engine
• Automatic scaling for different chart timeframes

Step 4: Install the Indicator on TradingView

Opening Pine Script Editor

1. Log into your TradingView account
2. Open any chart
3. Click the “Pine Editor” tab at the bottom of the screen
4. If you don’t see Pine Editor, go to Chart Settings > Tools > Pine Editor

Adding Your Code

1. Clear the existing code in the Pine Editor (select all and delete)
2. Paste your MobyTick code – Use Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac)
3. Click “Add to Chart” – The button appears at the top of the Pine Editor
4. Name your indicator – Use a descriptive name like “MobyTick Dark Pool Data – [Date]”

Verification

If successful, you’ll see:

• Your indicator appears in the indicator list on your chart
• Dark pool trade markers overlay on your price chart
• A confirmation message that the script compiled without errors

Reading the Dark Pool Signals

Understanding the Visual Markers

Your indicator displays institutional dark pool activity as visual elements on your chart:

Large Block Trades: Significant institutional positioning

• Look for clusters of activity at key technical levels
• Multiple large trades often signal conviction-level institutional interest
• Pay attention to trades near support/resistance zones

Accumulation vs. Distribution Patterns:

• Accumulation: Large trades near support levels, buying pressure
• Distribution: Large trades near resistance levels, selling pressure
• Continuation: Trades in direction of prevailing trend

Key Levels to Watch

• Support bounces with institutional buying – High-probability long setups
• Resistance tests with institutional selling – Potential distribution zones
• Breakout levels with institutional flow – Momentum confirmation signals

Keeping Your Data Fresh

Why Regular Updates Matter

Institutional activity changes constantly. Regular updates ensure you’re seeing:

• The latest positioning changes
• New accumulation or distribution patterns
• Fresh institutional interest in your tracked tickers

Update Schedule Recommendations

• Active day traders: Update daily or any time throughout the day
• Swing traders: Daily or twice per week updates are typically sufficient
• Position traders: Bi-weekly updates work well

How to Update

1. Return to Print Lookup in your MobyTick dashboard
2. Keep the same settings or adjust tickers/parameters as needed
3. Generate new script code
4. Replace the old code in your Pine Editor
5. Click “Add to Chart” to refresh your indicator

Advanced Usage Tips

Combining with Technical Analysis

The most powerful setups occur when institutional dark pool activity aligns with:

• Key moving averages (50-day, 100-day, 200-day)
• Support and resistance levels
• Chart patterns (triangles, flags, breakouts)
• Volume profile nodes and high-volume areas

Multi-Timeframe Analysis

Consider running separate indicators for different timeframes:

• Daily charts: Medium to long-term institutional positioning
• 4-hour charts: Short-term institutional activity and timing
• 1-hour charts: Intraday institutional flow for day trading

Risk Management Integration

Use institutional flow data to improve your risk management:

• Position sizing: Increase size when institutional flow aligns with your bias
• Stop placement: Use institutional accumulation zones as support levels
• Profit targets: Take profits when reaching institutional distribution zones

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Script Won’t Compile

• Check for copy/paste errors: Ensure you copied the complete code
• Verify TradingView plan: Some features require paid TradingView subscriptions
• Clear browser cache: Sometimes refreshing resolves compilation issues

No Data Showing on Charts

• Confirm ticker symbols: Ensure your selected stocks match TradingView’s symbols
• Check timeframe: Some data may not appear on very short timeframes
• Verify date ranges: Make sure your chart timeframe includes your data range

Performance Issues

• Reduce ticker count: Start with 10-20 tickers if experiencing slow loading
• Shorten time ranges: Use shorter historical periods for better performance
• Close unused indicators: Too many indicators can slow chart performance

Maximizing Your Trading Edge

Building Your Watchlist Strategy

1. Start with 10-15 core positions you’re already familiar with
2. Add 5-10 potential new positions based on institutional activity
3. Include 2-3 sector ETFs to track broader institutional rotation
4. Monitor 3-5 high-beta names for momentum opportunities

Creating Alert Systems

While the indicator provides visual data, consider setting up alerts for:

• New large block trades in your core positions
• Unusual institutional activity in watchlist stocks
• Institutional flow reversals in trending stocks

Developing Your Edge

The goal isn’t just to see institutional activity – it’s to develop the skill to:

• Anticipate where institutions might accumulate next
• Recognize when institutional interest is building
• Position yourself ahead of obvious retail interest
• Exit when institutional distribution becomes apparent

Next Steps

Now that you have your MobyTick dark pool indicator running on TradingView, focus on:

1. Paper trading setups that combine institutional flow with technical analysis
2. Documenting which institutional patterns work best for your trading style
3. Refining your ticker selection based on which stocks show the most actionable signals
4. Developing your own systematic approach to following institutional flow

Remember: Institutional dark pool data is a powerful tool, but it’s most effective when combined with solid technical analysis, proper risk management, and disciplined execution.

The smart money leaves footprints – now you know how to follow them.

Ready to Transform Your Trading with Institutional Intelligence?

Stop guessing where the market is headed. Start following where smart money is positioning.

While other traders rely on outdated indicators and social media sentiment, you can now access the same institutional flow data that drives major price movements. Our TradingView Script Generator puts institutional-grade intelligence directly on your charts.

What You Get with MobyTick:

✅ Custom TradingView Indicators – Generate personalized scripts with your exact ticker selections
✅ Print Lookup Database – Search 10,000+ stocks and ETFs for institutional activity over the last 5+ years
✅ Real-Time Dark Pool Tracking – See where smart money positions before retail catches on
✅ Real Time Block Trade Indicator – Identify conviction-level institutional trades across all timeframes
✅ Daily Data Updates – Fresh institutional intelligence every trading day

✅ One Click Trade Setup Opportunities – Fresh institutional intelligence every trading day

The Difference Is Clear:

Traditional Trading: React to price movements after they happen
MobyTick Trading: Position alongside institutions before major moves occur

Don’t let another institutional accumulation opportunity pass you by.

The traders making consistent profits aren’t the ones with the fastest computers or the most complex algorithms. They’re the ones who understand where institutional money is flowing and position accordingly.

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