What's new in Basics

Basics 11.72 October 2026

More charts, the right values on 1-minute charts, and Bar Replay working again.

Works on more charts

• Seconds charts: every level that the chart's short history can support is drawn; the rest is hidden, and a small notice says so (it has its own switch, Seconds-chart notice, under Help screens)
• 1-minute charts: last week's and last month's high and low of the future are now always complete — before, they could be measured from only part of the period
• Bar Replay works again: each step shows the levels instead of stopping with "Memory limits exceeded"
• In Bar Replay, VWAP and PsC future also show when you go back several weeks, up to about five weeks

Cleaner lines

• VWAP and MDR break at the start of a new session instead of drawing a vertical jump
• CwO index starts at the week's first open on 1-hour US charts (it started on the previous Friday)
• The week and month b-adj lines only appear while they really differ from the normal line
• The label "RTH O/CwO index" only appears when the CwO index line is switched on

Tickers

• Tickers that only look like a supported index (for example NASDAQ:NDXT or SP:SPXEW) no longer get another index's levels
• Generic CFD names such as DE40, US500 or UK100 are only recognised for the brokers on the supported-tickers list; the same names at other brokers are not, because their trading hours were not checked — see supported tickers

Settings

• The debug table is gone; the Supported tickers and Info panels under Help screens show what the indicator recognised

Basics 11.70 October 2026

A big update: many new levels, more tickers, and every level on every chart type.

New levels

• PsC future — the future's last price of the previous session, next to the settlement price (PsS future)
• PwC index and PwC future — last week's closing prices
• PmH / PmL and PmC — last month's high, low and close, for the index and the future
• RTH O index — the official opening price of the index
• CwO index and CwO future — where the week opened
• Cw 50% and Cw 61.8% — the levels inside this week's range
• Weekly and monthly moving averages (20, 50 and 200), next to the daily ones
• b-adj versions of the future's week and month levels and averages, for the weeks after a contract roll — what b-adj means

More tickers

• TradingView's own index tickers (TVC: DEU40, SPX, NDX, DJI, RUT, UKX, AEX)
• The US nano futures (NES, NNQ, NDOW, N2K)
• Specific contract months, such as ESH2027 or FDXMZ2026 — the chart TradingView opens from a broker position
• All tickers: supported tickers

Easier to use

• Every level on every chart type — index, futures and CFD — and on every timeframe up to the daily chart, at the right price for that chart
• Index lines are solid, future lines dashed, so you see at a glance where a level comes from
• A quieter set of lines at first use; switch on what you trade
• The settings in clear groups, each with one switch for the whole group, and a short explanation next to every line
• Lines far away from the price are hidden, so they don't squeeze your chart
• Small notices at the bottom left when the futures data is delayed, when SET is off on a daily futures chart, or when the cash-future difference looks off
• Moving-average labels start with the interval (D SMA50 index), so day, week and month are easy to tell apart
• VWAP is the same as TradingView's own session VWAP on the main future