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What Is AIMS Gator?

AIMS Gator is iTradeAIMS’s multi-dimensional Alligator on TradingView — the classic three-line mouth (jaw / teeth / lips) plus the Purple Magic higher-timeframe bias line. Tagline mindset: Alligator = compass; AIMS Gator = map.

Official script​

AIMS Gator TV

Public trend compass — Alligator jaw / teeth / lips plus Purple Magic bias, mouth ribbon, and state alerts (no boxes, no Setup 1/2).

What it is​

  • A Pine indicator (overlay) — not a strategy and not Strategy Tester equity.
  • Trend context: feeding up, feeding down, or sleeping (mouth closed).
  • Purple Magic — directional bias from higher-timeframe teeth logic (shown on the current chart).
  • TradingView published as a protected-source script you can add freely (AIMS Gator TV).

Anatomy (quick)​

LineClassic Alligator roleTypical read
Jaw (blue)13 SMMA offset 8Balance / trend of the current timeframe
Teeth (pink)8 SMMA offset 5Balance of a significant lower timeframe
Lips (green)5 SMMA offset 3Faster lower-timeframe balance
Purple MagicDisplaced HTF teeth analogueHigher-timeframe trend / bias

When the three Alligator lines intertwine, the gator is Sleeping. When they open in order — Lips > Teeth > Jaw (Feeding up) or Lips < Teeth < Jaw (Feeding down) — the mouth is open. State diagrams: Quick start.

What it is not​

  • Not AIMS Box — no fractal boxes, no Setup 1/2 lifecycle.
  • Not The Banana Indicator — Gator does not colour candles or paint B#/S# labels.
  • Not a standalone Purple Magic product page — companion Purple scripts still appear under Other TradingView Scripts for legacy editions.

Three-lane architecture​

Box = structure, Gator = trend (visible mouth), Banana = candles. Box PRO can use Gator/Purple invisibly as a filter; this hub is for traders who want the visible trend tools.

Where to start​

  1. Start on TradingView
  2. Quick start
  3. Settings overview
  4. Alerts

Risk notice​

Gator states and Purple Magic bias are review prompts, not trade instructions. Trading involves risk. You are responsible for your own decisions and risk management.