The Quant Nomad has over 6 years’ experience in the quantitative trading industry (15+ years in programming).
He has helped more than 200 traders and companies create/optimize their algorithmic trading models.
Creating an alert directly from the TradingView chart
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Alerts are an essential feature of TradingView that can help traders stay on top of their trading activity. With the ability to create an alert directly from the chart, traders can set triggers for key levels, patterns or indicators. For example, if a trader is looking for a break of a support or resistance line, Creating an alert directly from the TradingView chart Read More →

Download all US stocks from EODHD API for only 20$/month.
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I’m happy that market data APIs are becoming increasingly accessible to everyone. This democratizes the market and gives everyone a better chance to make informed investments and trading decisions. With services like EODHD, you can now access US stocks for as little as $20 a month. Eodhistoricaldata.com does not sponsor this post, it’s just an Download all US stocks from EODHD API for only 20$/month. Read More →

TradingView Alerts – Get Notified Of Important Price Movements
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Introduction Tradingview alerts are an excellent way to ensure you don’t miss out on any important price movements. The best feature of TradingView alerts is that they allow you to set them for multiple symbols at once. This means you can easily track your stocks’ performance across various exchanges without manually checking each time. You TradingView Alerts – Get Notified Of Important Price Movements Read More →

Calculating Heikin-Ashi candles in Python
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Heikin-Ashi candles become more and more popular these days among traders. When you use HA candles your chart becomes more smooth and it’s easier to spot trends and reversals on it. In this article, I’ll show you how easy it is to compute Heikin Ashi candles in Python. First, let’s start with exporting libraries I Calculating Heikin-Ashi candles in Python Read More →

Back To School Sale 2022!
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To celebrate back to school you can have a 25% discount on both my courses and course bundle, here are the links: Learn Pine Script from ScratchAdvanced Pine Script Use CasesCourse Bundle

Loop through a set or all historical bars in Pine Script
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I receive quite a lot of questions about how to loop over the bars in Pine Script. Many of the indicators require this kind of calculation you might have these questions yourself as well. If you’re not very familiar with the way Pine Script works you might implement your code in a very inefficient way. Loop through a set or all historical bars in Pine Script Read More →