Power Hour
Morning Power Hour and NVIDIA Power Hour: the first hour on the 10-minute chart
20 questions about Power Hour
Where are Morning Power Hour and NVIDIA Power Hour in my members area?Each is its own product: open Morning Power Hour or NVIDIA Power Hour in the menu on the left. The Live tab has every call; the TradingView tab has the indicator, its strategy and the options lesson.
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How do I install Power Hour on TradingView? Which timeframe?Power Hour TradingView Access lesson → the install link → Add to favorites, then Indicators → Favorites on a chart. Always use it on the 10-minute timeframe.
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How does Morning Power Hour work?On the 10-minute chart, inside the Power Hour (the candles that open 9:30 to 10:30 AM New York, shaded blue): the 10 SMA crossing the 50 SMA. Crossing under is the Power Hour Sell, over the Power Hour Buy; the crossing candle's close is the entry.
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Where is the Morning Power Hour stop and target?The target is the script's 3.5 ATR. The script has no stop, so ours is 3.5 ATR the other way. Still open 50 candles later (about a session and a quarter), it closes there; a signal the other way closes it sooner.
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Why does Morning Power Hour only call sells?In our test on 30 of the busiest stocks and ETFs over the last 60 sessions, the sells held up on both stretches and the buys lost on the first. So the buys are drawn, never called. Sixty sessions is a short test: we keep checking as the record builds.
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Which stocks does Morning Power Hour watch?A fixed list of 30 of the busiest stocks and ETFs: its 10-minute candles are fetched for those alone. NVIDIA Power Hour trades NVDA only.
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When do Power Hour calls show up? Why are they late?The Live tab refreshes every 10 minutes through the Power Hour, each candle about 17 minutes after it closes (our data comes 15 minutes late), and again after the close. So a call shows a little after it fired.
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What does "Averages closing in" mean on Power Hour?Inside the Power Hour, the 10 SMA within a quarter of an ATR over the 50 and closing in: a cross under on the next candle would fire the sell. Not a call until it crosses.
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How does NVIDIA Power Hour work?NVDA alone, on the 10-minute chart, inside 9:30 to 10:30 AM New York: the BUY is the 5 EMA crossing over the 15 EMA with the close above VWAP; the SELL is the 5 crossing under with the close below VWAP. One trade a day: the session's first signal.
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Which options contract does NVIDIA Power Hour give, and when do I get out?The script's contract: the at-the-money strike (rounded to the nearest 2.50 strike) on the Friday at least a week out, a Call on a buy and a Put on a sell; check implied volatility is under 60%. Out at the 3.5 ATR target, on a signal the other way, or at the 3:50 PM candle of the next session.
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Why does NVIDIA Power Hour call both buys and sells?It trades once a day at most, so our 60 sessions of 10-minute history gave only 19 trades: too few to judge either side or tune it. So every signal the script gives is called, and the record builds as it trades.
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Can I trade Morning Power Hour with options?The call is a stock trade. The Options Trading With Power Hour Indicator lesson on the TradingView tab shows how to trade it with options.
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Where are the Power Hour results?On each product's Live tab: every call and how it ended ("Closed: 50 candles on, or a signal the other way" for Morning Power Hour; "a signal the other way, or 3:50 PM the next session" for NVIDIA), with its result in % of the entry.
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Do Power Hour calls come as alerts?Every call is on the product's Live tab, refreshed through the Power Hour. On TradingView you can set alerts on the indicator yourself for the charts you watch.
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Morning Power Hour or NVIDIA Power Hour: which do I have?Two separate products. Morning Power Hour watches 30 busy stocks and ETFs with the 10/50 SMA cross; NVIDIA Power Hour trades NVDA alone with the 5/15 EMA cross and VWAP, one trade a day. Your menu shows which you own.
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Can I use Power Hour on futures or other markets?The TradingView indicator draws on any chart, but it is built around the 9:30 New York open. Our calls are its list of US stocks and ETFs (Morning) and NVDA (NVIDIA).
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I saw a Power Hour call late. Can I still take it?Power Hour trades are fast: the card keeps the entry, target and stop, so measure from today's price. Calls show about 17 minutes after their candle, so some move is often already in.
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What do the blue shading and the coloured candles mean on Power Hour?Blue shading is the Power Hour itself, the candles from 9:30 to 10:30 AM. The candle that crossed is shaded green (buy) or red (sell). The thick dashed line is the 3.5 ATR target, running 50 candles to the right.
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Can I use Power Hour on a 5-minute or 15-minute chart?It is built for the 10-minute chart: its lessons say always use it on the 10-minute timeframe, and our calls and record are the 10-minute candles of the first hour.
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Will Power Hour keep working on TradingView after November 1?Yes. The November 1 rule is about invite-only scripts sold outside TradingView's Marketplace; ours are published scripts. Both Live tabs run on our own platform too.
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