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 Adding a dynamic filter to Pine Script strategies. Read More →
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 The `when` parameter will be deprecated in future Pine versions. How to fix it? Read More →
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TradingView is not very friendly when it’s coming to exporting/importing custom data. But still, there are ways you can use to do that to some extent. In this article, I’ll show you an export method that will allow you to export custom-calculated data with email alerts. In this article, I’ll work with a simple SMA A clever way of exporting data with alerts from TradingView Read More →
To display any textual information on the chart I used labels. And it doesn’t look very good. Here is an example of the code with label: So in this code I just compute 3 indicators and display their values for the last labels. This solution isn’t very nice. It’s pretty tricky to style your label New TradingView Feature: Pine Script Tables Read More →
It’s fairly simple to add a session to PineScript Strategies, you can do that just in few minutes adding just a few lines of code to your script. Forst create an input variable that will store the definition of our session. Later you’ll be able to change session variable from parameters without changing your code. The Easiest Way to Add a Session to PineScript Strategies Read More →
With the new update of PineScript language, it’s become very easy to add a backtesting range to TradingView Strategies. You can do that in 3 easy steps: Insert the following code in your strategy. You can add it after the last input you have in the code, this way you’ll have range inputs last in Adding Backtesting Range to TradingView Strategy in 3 lines of code Read More →
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 →
TradingView has a really nice database of datasets: market data, fundamentals, etc. But sometimes when developing indicators or strategies you want to use a dataset that is not available within TradingView. Question I very ofter receive: “Can I use 3rd party data in TradingView ?” The quick answer is “no”, but there is 1 exception Using 3rd Party Data in TradingView Read More →
