Using new alerts on the strategies in Tradingview you can do pretty interesting stuff in PineScript. In this post, I will show you how you can automate pretty complicated strategies in TradingView using only 1 alerts instead of at least 4 alerts you need using usual alerts. I’m using 3commas to automate strategies, but you Automating long/short TradingView strategies with only 1 alert Read More →
Every now and then, you may need to export TradingView data so you can share it with someone or further analyze it using other apps to reveal deeper insights. TradingView provides a very simple feature to download all your charts data. However, it is important to note that this feature is only available for users How to Export Data From TradingView Charts and Save It as a CSV File? Read More →
Quite often you want to test your Strategy on a specific date range. Unfortunately, there is no way to change this range with standard TradingView features. But you can easily adjust your strategy to include custom parameters for the backtesting range. To do that you need to complete 3 pretty simple steps. 1. Add the How to insert backtesting range to PineScript strategies? Read More →
Here is an example of pivot points calculation in PineScript: This works fine in PineScript: But If you’ll try to compute the same pivots on Higher Time Frame with security function, daily in this case: That won’t work and you will see the following error in console: ” line 12: Cannot use a mutable variable How to fix “cannot use a mutable variable as an argument of the security function” error Read More →
In pine script there is a function round(x). It is very simple and allows you to round numbers only to the closest integer number. This is a bit irritating because I very often have to round numbers to some decimal places and not an integer.So I created 2 functions I use all the time and Rounding Numbers in PineScript Read More →
If you follow me you probably have seen a video about new metrics for backtesting results TradingView introduced a few weeks ago: In Autoview plugin for Chrome, there is a quite handy feature that allows you to copy backtesting results to Excel. Unfortunately, this feature doesn’t work with new columns and copied data won’t have Exporting New TradingView Trades metrics to Excel Read More →
