Author name: QuantNomad

TradingView is a pretty powerful charting tool and there are quite a lot of features. I receive quite a lot of questions about alerts in TradingView. There is quite a lot of ways to send alerts from it, so I decided to create a small article explaining it. Here are 5 ways to send alerts

If you backtest a lot of strategies in TradingView you most likely know that that TradingView is a bit limited in terms of backtesting. If you run backtest in a standard way you get your backtest computed on the last ~ 20k bars only for the most expensive account. And that’s not enought for majority

Quite often your strategies in TradingView will be complicated and will have multiple conditions at once. You might want to check if certain conditions work or not for your strategy. It’s a good idea to create a checkbox in your parameter that switch on/off certain filters. In this article, I’ll show you a simple example

Just recently you might start to see the following warnings in Tradingview : line 12: The `when` parameter will be deprecated in future Pine versions. We recommend using `if` or `switch` conditional blocks instead This is happening when you’re using “when” parameter in any strategy.* functions. For example, following code will produce 2 warnings for

My course receive a first update! Also you can enjoy a 25% discount in the next few days!