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 →
TradingView is limited in some ways and unfortunately, it’s not possible to create a custom screener in TradingView using standard features. However, you can create a simple screener using PineScript, receive screener filters as alerts, and even resend them to the telegram. Here I will show you how you can do that. Here you can How to create a custom screener in TradingView? Read More →
Alerts on strategies were introduced just recently in TradingView. These alerts have an alert_message placeholder which allows you to compose in PineScript very complex alerts and insert quite a lot of information in them. Here is just a very simple example of how they can look like. As you can see I added some information about the Example of fancy complex strategy alerts in TradingView 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 →
