INDICATORS / TRADINGVIEW PINE

Your CFD chart.
The underlying context.

When you view a stock CFD, these indicators can show data for the matching share listed on Nasdaq or the NYSE. With the symbol mapping set up, they select that share automatically and display its company information or volume beside your CFD chart. Index CFDs use suitable futures and ETFs for percentage levels and a volume activity proxy.

Read on mobile, set up on desktop. These indicators are designed around the author’s desktop workflow. TradingView mobile can render Pine, but their mobile output has not been reviewed or tested by the author.

START HERE / SHARED SETUP

Set up shared
symbol mapping.

Symbol Mapper matches a broker CFD ticker to its exchange symbol. Add it to the chart and connect both code inputs in each indicator that needs it.

It stays visually silent. Keep it on the chart while those inputs are used. A suitable local mapping or explicit volume formula takes priority, so Mapper is not always required.

Set up Symbol Mapper
SYMBOL CONNECTIONILLUSTRATIVE
ONE PAIR. TWO CONNECTED INPUTS.
CFD chartTRADENATION:NVDA.EX
Underlying shareNASDAQ:NVDA
Receiving indicator
1st codeMap: 1st code
2nd codeMap: 2nd code
Connect once. Keep Map on this chart.
Illustrative mockup, not actual product outputReal capture needed: The mapping pair and both receiver inputs connected to the same Map instance.
01 / STOCKS

Company information
and share volume.

See the company behind a share CFD and choose its exchange volume. Source coverage and broker mappings still matter.

02 / INDICES

Index CFD levels
and volume proxies.

Levels focuses on Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 CFDs. Real Volume combines defined futures and ETF sources into an activity proxy.

Real Volume is the same tool in both sections. Indices do not have directly traded volume. IG and Trade Nation mappings are configuration specific, not universal broker support.