Sentiment Dashboard [AlgoPrime]

Sentiment Dashboard brings up to eight symbols and five timeframes into one trend table. Ascending, Descending, and Consolidation labels make it easier to scan M15, M30, H1, H4, and D1 for directional agreement or disagreement. Configurable symbols, spacing, and placement let you build a watchlist view and focus chart analysis on the markets that deserve a closer look.

How to Use Sentiment Dashboard?

1. Higher timeframes: read D1 and H4 as broader directional context before checking the faster columns.

2. Timeframe agreement: matching states can help prioritize a symbol for review; mixed states draw attention to a pullback, transition, or less uniform trend.

3. Chart follow-through: open the selected symbol’s price chart to identify location, structure, and risk. The table supplies screening context rather than entry prices.

Sentiment Dashboard Settings

1. Symbol: configure the eight symbol slots.

2. Horizontal Offset: shift the table horizontally.

3. distance_column: adjust column spacing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does sentiment represent actual investor positions?

Here, sentiment refers to a price-derived trend classification, not a survey or investor-account data.

Is alignment across all timeframes an entry signal?

It is screening information. Entry location and the conditions of your trading plan still need separate evaluation.

How do I access Sentiment Dashboard?

Request access from AlgoPrime and provide your TradingView username. Once permission is granted, open the corresponding script and add it to your chart.

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