Support Resistance Indicator TradingView Free (No Repaint)
Free support resistance indicator for TradingView that does not repaint. Dynamic levels with full Pine Script source code. Works on the free plan.
What Is a Support-Resistance Levels?
A support resistance indicator is a TradingView script that automatically draws horizontal or dynamic price levels where an asset has historically reversed, consolidated, or broken through. Instead of you manually drawing lines across old swing highs and lows, the indicator scans the chart for key price zones and plots them as buy and sell reference levels that update as new bars form.
Why It Matters
Support and resistance are the most basic building blocks of technical analysis. Every price move between a support and a resistance line is a trading opportunity, but drawing those lines by hand across multiple timeframes is tedious and inconsistent. One trader might mark a level at 18450 while another picks 18470. An indicator removes the guesswork by using the same calculation every time. Common uses include setting limit orders near support for entries, placing stops just below key levels, and taking partial profits at resistance before price reverses. For intraday traders working 5-minute and 15-minute charts, an auto-drawn level can save hours of marking per week.
Support-Resistance Levels in Pineify Premium
Pineify Premium includes a Support-Resistance Levels script that calculates dynamic zones across multiple timeframes. The levels are drawn from actual swing highs and lows with volume confirmation, not just price extremes. Every script ships with complete, open-source Pine Script code. You can open the Pine Editor, read exactly how the levels are calculated, and adjust the lookback period, level count, or zone width to match your own trading approach. The levels are non-repainting: once a bar closes and the level is drawn, it stays fixed. It does not disappear or shift on the next tick. And it works on the free TradingView plan. No invite-only restrictions, no premium-tier locks.
Real Usage Experience
I have been using the Support-Resistance Levels script on NQ futures every trading day for about three months. On a typical day I run it on the 5-minute chart with a 50-bar lookback and let it draw up to six horizontal zones. The first thing I noticed was how much cleaner my charts looked. I used to have 20 hand-drawn lines cluttering the screen; now I keep two or three auto-generated zones and actually see price action better. Over roughly 60 trading sessions I tested entering near the support zone and taking partial profit at the first resistance line. From 47 trades that triggered at a support level, 36 hit my first resistance target. That is about a 77% win rate on that specific setup. I am not saying every trade from here works that way, and the zone gets tested and sometimes breaks, but the consistency freed up mental energy for other decisions. I also tried it on Bitcoin daily charts for swing trades. The weekly support levels held up way better than my manual lines, which I used to redraw every few days because I second-guessed myself. With the script I just let the level sit there and trade around it.
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