TradingView · Pine Script v6 · Invite-only
Live Candle Pro draws the still-forming candle of any higher timeframe straight onto the chart you're actually trading — and moves it on every tick. Full body, both wicks, real OHLC, and a countdown to the close.
What you get
Every card below is a real panel in the script. Nothing is bundled, nothing is hidden — open the settings and you'll find each one exactly where it says.
Pick any timeframe — 30m, 4H, Daily — and its forming candle is painted on your 1-minute chart, updating tick by tick. Body, upper wick, lower wick, real open/high/low/close. Doji candles get a minimum thickness so they never vanish.
Trail the last closed higher-timeframe candles behind the live one, fading with age so the newest carries the most weight. Read daily structure without ever leaving your entry chart. Show them as full candles, close markers, or a running close line.
Minutes and seconds until the candle seals — plus O/H/L/C, change, range vs. body, the last closed candle, and every MA readout. Eight positions, four text sizes.
A floating OHLC tag that follows the live candle, and its four key prices projected as horizontal lines across the chart with price tags on the ends.
Shade the cloud between any two of the six averages and stamp a marker every time they cross — wired straight into alerts.
One request.security call instead of two. Rollover detected from data already in hand. Fade palettes pre-baked at startup. String work cached until the number actually changes. The table is built once and only its text updates. Everything that only matters on the last bar runs only on the last bar — so a hundred history candles and six multi-timeframe averages still feel instant.
Hands on
These are the script's own settings, on their real defaults, wired to a simulated feed. Change anything and the chart redraws on the next tick — exactly how it behaves live.
This sandbox exposes 12 of the script's settings. The real thing has every colour, width, style, size and toggle across all ten groups.
Unlock all of them — $25/moGroups ⑧ ⑨ ⑩
A 9 EMA on the chart, a 21 EMA on the 30m and a 50 EMA on the daily — all sitting on the same 1-minute chart at once. Each line owns its length, its math, its timeframe, its colour, width and style. No master switch overrides it.
Choose EMA, SMA, WMA, RMA or HMA per line, and the source it reads — close, hl2, hlc3, ohlc4 and more — resolved inside its own timeframe, so a 4H "close" really is the 4H close. The tag at the right edge reports what the line actually resolved to.
Stated plainly
The live candle updates in real time — that's the entire point of it. For the moving averages, you decide. Flip the switch and read exactly what changes.
ON — a higher-timeframe average updates inside its own forming bar. It moves in real time, which is what you want sitting next to a live candle. The trade-off: historical bars are drawn with values that were not final at the time.
Full access
One subscription · every feature · no tiers
Enter your exact TradingView username at checkout. Access is applied to that account.
Billed monthly. Cancel before the next renewal to stop future charges.
Invite-only access to the Live Candle Pro indicator inside TradingView. After checkout you give us your TradingView username and we add it to the script's access list. It then appears in your Indicators panel under "Invite-only scripts" and you add it to any chart like any other indicator.
The live candle updates on every tick — that is what makes it a live candle, and it is only ever drawn on the last bar. The history candles are captured at the exact moment the target timeframe rolls over, from the previous bar's sealed values, and are never touched again. For the moving averages there is a single switch: live higher-timeframe values, or strictly sealed bars only.
No — a lower timeframe can't be drawn accurately on slower bars, so the script shows an on-chart warning instead of quietly guessing. Set the overlay equal to or higher than your chart timeframe.
It was rebuilt specifically to avoid that. One higher-timeframe request instead of two, no per-tick string comparisons, cached text, pre-baked fade palettes, and last-bar-only geometry. Drawing budgets are declared at what the script actually uses rather than the maximum, which cuts reserved memory.
Anything with a TradingView chart — crypto, futures, forex, indices, equities — on any chart timeframe. The overlay timeframe accepts anything from minutes to monthly.
From your account page, any time. Access stays active through the end of the period you've already paid for, then stops renewing.