We’re excited to introduce the Ultimate UT Bot Screener, a powerful new custom screener on TradingView designed to enhance your trading experience. This innovative tool will be available to everyone in just two weeks, but we’re offering an exclusive opportunity for early access to those who want to get a head start. What is the Announcing the Ultimate UT Bot Screener: Early Access Available! Read More →
TradingView has become immensely popular among traders for its comprehensive suite of analytical tools and user-friendly interface. One of its most utilized features is the server-side alerts, which allow traders to set up notifications based on specific market conditions without the need to keep the trading terminal open. This functionality enhances trading efficiency and ensures A simple way to save TradingView alerts to Google Sheets Read More →
Screeners are crucial tools for traders, providing a way to filter stocks and other financial instruments based on specific criteria. This allows traders to efficiently identify potential investment opportunities that align with their trading strategies. By leveraging screeners, traders can save time, focus on high-potential prospects, and make informed decisions based on data-driven analysis, enhancing Consecutive Alerts from Custom TradingView Screener Read More →
Logging is a crucial aspect of programming, providing insights into software’s behavior during execution. It not only helps in debugging by recording events and errors, allowing developers to trace issues back to their source, but it also plays a significant role in monitoring the performance and health of applications in production. Through effective logging, programmers Logging in Pine Script Read More →
The Buffet Indicator, named after the renowned investor Warren Buffett, is a financial metric used to gauge the overall valuation of the stock market relative to the economy. It is calculated by dividing the total market capitalisation of publicly traded stocks in a country by its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Essentially, the Buffet Indicator compares Buffett indicator in TradingView Read More →
After running backtests, many quants want to know the best parameters for their strategies. For that, you can run one of the optimization algorithms that will find the best combination of parameters to give you the best metrics you want to optimize. It’s a pretty helpful feature, and many quants use it. However, you must Running Grid Optimization for Backtests in Python using vectorbt Read More →
With the latest events on the market USD yield curve has become a very hot topic in all the news. Many traders want to use it in backtest and custom quantitative analysis. In this small article, I’ll show you how to download the entire history of the US Yield curve in Python just in a Downloading the entire history of the USD Yield Curve in Python Read More →
TradingView provides an incredibly powerful platform for traders to analyze the markets and make informed decisions. One of the most desired features of Pine Script is custom screeners. Custom screeners allow traders to quickly and easily find stocks/coins that meet their criteria. Quite often, you might want to sort the result of your customs screener. An easy way to sort a screener in Pine Script. How to sort a few arrays at the same time? Read More →
Introduction This is the question people ask me very often. And it’s happening with both retail and institutional traders who are trying to run systematic strategies. There are quite a lot of things that can go wrong between perfect backtesting results and pure trading performance. In this article, I’m trying to cover all the reasons Why your live trading is so much worse than your Backtests? Read More →
Pine Script is an excellent tool for creating data visualizations. It has a wide range of plotting tools that allow users to graph data in a variety of ways. With these tools, users can customize the look of the graph to their liking, as well as make adjustments to the data to get the most How to plot horizontal lines in Pine Script. Read More →
