Tradingview PineScript V5 Indicator Strategy Library

Tradingview PineScript V5 – Indicator – Strategy – Library, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 51 lectures, based on 21 reviews, and has 138 subscribers.

You will learn about Strategy and Indicator Coding on Tradingview Backtesting the Strategy Adding Strategies to Different Indicators Setting Alarms Strengthening with Exercises This course is ideal for individuals who are Tradingview Users or Those who want to backtest their strategies or Those who want to learn Pinescript v5 or Those who want to code their own indicators and strategies It is particularly useful for Tradingview Users or Those who want to backtest their strategies or Those who want to learn Pinescript v5 or Those who want to code their own indicators and strategies.

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Summary

Title: Tradingview PineScript V5 – Indicator – Strategy – Library

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Strategy and Indicator Coding on Tradingview

Backtesting the Strategy

Adding Strategies to Different Indicators

Setting Alarms

Strengthening with Exercises

Who Should Attend

Tradingview Users

Those who want to backtest their strategies

Those who want to learn Pinescript v5

Those who want to code their own indicators and strategies

Target Audiences

Tradingview Users

Those who want to backtest their strategies

Those who want to learn Pinescript v5

Those who want to code their own indicators and strategies

Do you constantly come across strategies and indicators online but find yourself unable to customize them to your liking?

Or perhaps you wish to combine several indicators, create your own conditions, generate signals, and see if they are profitable, but you can’t seem to achieve this?

You’re in the right place.

Welcome to the most comprehensive PineScriptV5 training. In this course, we will learn the PineScript language that Tradingviewallows us to code in, including its latest version. We will explore many new features introduced with this version together.

We will cover working with data from multiple indicators, converting famous indicators into strategies for backtesting, and more.

You will learn how to visualize the indicators you’ve combined or the specific signals you’ve created and see them on the chart.

You’ll be able to code tables to see and visualize multiple data points on a single screen.

With libraries, you can export your function once and then use it in all your other codes with just one line.

Through request methods, you can access data from a different symbol within an indicator.

Without a paid account, you will be able to scan 40 instruments based on the data of any time range of the strategy you want.

In this training, where I also talk about the underlying thought process behind coding, you will structure your foundation very well. This will enable you to make even the simplest data useful and applicable in great ways.

We’ve covered how to devise strategies, add trailing stops to the strategies you design, and include stop loss and take profit.

We did plenty of exercises and progressed from simple to complex.

This course will always stay up-to-date. New videos, strategies, indicators, etc., will continue to be added based on the demand in the comments.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introductory Lesson

Chapter 2: Indicator Coding

Lecture 1: Getting Started with Indicator – Title – Overlay Commands

Lecture 2: First Print to Screen with Plot

Lecture 3: Receiving Data from the User with Input

Lecture 4: Requesting Source Array from User

Lecture 5: Calling Embedded Indicators

Lecture 6: Indicator Combination

Lecture 7: Indicators with Multiple Outputs

Lecture 8: Math with Lines

Lecture 9: Sources of Indicators

Lecture 10: Simple Conditions

Lecture 11: Painting Bars

Lecture 12: Coloring – Filling Between Two Regions

Lecture 13: Logic of Series and AND – OR

Lecture 14: Lowest and Highest Bar, Their Distance

Lecture 15: Drawing Labels on the Screen with PlotShape

Lecture 16: Cross Metodlar? ile Kesi?imler

Lecture 17: Distance and Value to the Bar Where the Conditions Are Realized

Lecture 18: Conditional Statements with IF and Else

Lecture 19: Multiple Choice Switch Incident

Lecture 20: Functions

Lecture 21: For Loop

Lecture 22: Capturing Data from Different Instruments with Request

Lecture 23: See the Change with the Change Method

Lecture 24: Creating a Table

Lecture 25: Seeing String Expressions on the Screen with Label – 1

Lecture 26: Seeing String Expressions on the Screen with Label – 2

Lecture 27: Draw a Line on the Screen with the Line Built-in Function

Lecture 28: Line – PlotShape – Crossover and Barsince Example

Chapter 3: Strategies

Lecture 1: Strategies Introduction

Lecture 2: First Strategy Code

Lecture 3: Strategy Closing and Exiting

Lecture 4: Adding a Year to the Strategy

Lecture 5: Using Functions in Strategy

Lecture 6: Multiple Indicators in Strategies

Lecture 7: Adding Take Profit and Stop Loss to the Strategy

Lecture 8: Adding a Trailing Stop to the Strategy

Lecture 9: AlphaTrend Strategy Coding

Lecture 10: Understanding Tillson T3 Color Change and Creating a Strategy

Lecture 11: One-Way Strategy with For Loop, Function, Trailing Stop

Lecture 12: Strategy Based on Data from Different Instruments with Request

Chapter 4: Exercise and Practice

Lecture 1: Automatic Fibonacci Logic with Detection of High and Low Bars

Lecture 2: Golden Ratio of Indicators

Lecture 3: Turning an Indicator into a Strategy

Chapter 5: Alarms and Library

Lecture 1: Adding Alerts to Strategy

Lecture 2: Setting an Alarm with AlertCondition

Lecture 3: Adding and Calling a Library with Library

Lecture 4: Library and Painting Review

Chapter 6: Updates

Lecture 1: Table Example

Lecture 2: Scanning according to the indicator you want

Lecture 3: Adding a Selectable Time Range to the Strategy

Instructors

Only Fibonacci
User Interface Designer, AlgoTrade

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4 stars: 3 votes

5 stars: 13 votes

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