Customized stock monitor table indicators on TradingView

 Customized stock monitor table indicators on TradingView are created using Pine Script to display real-time, multi-asset data (price, % change, RSI, etc.) directly on the chart in a table format. These indicators allow traders to monitor up to 10-20 different instruments simultaneously without switching charts. 

Here are the best, most popular custom stock monitor table indicators available on TradingView, according to the provided search results:

Top Customizable Stock Table Indicators

• 4C Data Table Suite (by FourC): A comprehensive dashboard that provides market internals, prior bar ranges, and real-time price updates. It features dynamic color coding for quick trend assessment.
• Market Monitor (by finallynitin): Allows monitoring of up to 20 custom indices or stocks, with options to track returns across various timeframes (daily to yearly) and sort by performance.
• Multi-Ticker Table (by d1re): Ideal for a clean, at-a-glance summary of up to 10 tickers. It displays daily price, dollar change, and percentage change, with red/green highlighting for price movements.
• Stock Table (aiTrendview): A real-time, multi-asset table designed for monitoring up to 10 instruments (stocks, forex, crypto) using Pine Script v5 for high performance.
• Ultimate Custom Screener (by QuantNomad): An invite-only script that allows users to create a customized screener table with up to 40 symbols and 5 different indicator signals without writing code.
• BuyPrice Tracker (by ronenc775): Tracks up to 15 stocks against your specific buy price, displaying percentage gains/losses with color-coded labels. 

Key Customization Options

Most of these table indicators provide settings to tailor the view: 

• Table Position: Move the table to top-right, top-left, bottom-right, etc..
• Tickers: Input custom ticker symbols (e.g., NASDAQ:AAPL, BINANCE:BTCUSD).
• Color Themes: Switch between Light and Dark modes.
• Visibility: Toggle specific rows or columns on/off.
• Font/Size: Adjust text size for better readability. 

How to Use Them

1. Open TradingView and go to the Indicators tab.
2. Search for the name (e.g., "Multi-Ticker Table") in the community scripts section.
3. Click to add it to your chart.
4. Open the indicator Settings to customize the symbols and appearance. 

For a fully customized solution, users can generate their own Pine Script code using AI tools like ChatGPT to create unique dashboards that react to specific market conditions.