On the chart
How it looks live
Real signals printed by the indicator, with entry, stop loss and all four take-profit levels drawn for you.
The full confluence model. An EMA ribbon with MACD, Stochastic RSI and Bollinger confirmation, so a signal only prints when four separate reads agree.
Boring Nebula V1 is the indicator most members end up using. It takes everything Boring Ant V1 does and adds three more layers of confirmation: MACD for momentum, Stochastic RSI for exhaustion, and Bollinger Bands for volatility.
A signal only prints when all of them line up, so you get fewer trades than the entry-level model and a cleaner hit rate on the ones you do take. The coloured ribbon shows you the strength of the trend at a glance, and the shaded zone marks the whole trade — stop loss below, TP1 to TP4 above.
Traders who already understand the basics and want a higher-quality filter, plus anyone who wants the whole trade mapped out instead of just an arrow.
Any symbol on TradingView. Built for crypto spot and futures pairs, major forex pairs and gold (XAUUSD). Most members run it on the 5m and 15m charts.
Real signals printed by the indicator, with entry, stop loss and all four take-profit levels drawn for you.
Boring Ant V1 uses one trend rule. Boring Nebula V1 adds MACD, Stochastic RSI and Bollinger confirmation, so it prints fewer but stronger signals.
No. The indicator runs on the free plan. Server-side alerts need a paid plan on TradingView’s side.
TP1 to TP4 are scale-out levels. Most members close part of the position at TP1 and TP2 and move the stop to break even.
Yes. One payment of 49 USDT, with all future V1 updates included.
Yes. Priority setup support and a walkthrough video are included with this plan.
