Build Strategies Using Pine Script Tradingview [Beginners]

Learn to code & Build Strategies | Basic Risk management Method | Real-Time Alerts | Automate Backtesting

What you'll learn

Build Custom Strategies using Pine Script

Modify and Learn our Published Strategies/Scripts

Set Real-Time Alerts/Signals

Learn Technical Inputs, Risk Management , Long and Short Conditions using Pine Script

Learn Basics of Backtesting using Strategy Tester

Learn Basic Optimization of Strategies for better Profitability

Learn how to Avoid Repaint while Back-testing

Learn to adjust Trade Entries based on Market Timing

Learn how to use the strategies in Indian and Crypto Markets

Learn to code Support , Resistance , Pivots and EMA etc.

Start Coding as you watch the course videos

Requirements

Basics of Technical Analysis and Trading knowledge is required

No programming experience needed . You will learn everything you need to know

No Pine Script experience required . Basics will be taught as we Build the Strategy

Description

TradingView is a charting platform and social network used by 30 million traders and investors worldwide to spot opportunities across global markets. Tradingview is a place where traders, investors, educators, and market enthusiasts can connect to share ideas and talk about the market. By actively participating in community engagement and conversation, you can accelerate your growth as a trader.TradingView has designed its own scripting language called Pine Script. It allows users to create custom indicators and run them on our servers. Pine was designed as a lightweight language focused on the specific task of developing indicators and strategies. Most of TradingView’s built-in indicators have been coded in Pine. It is our explicit goal to keep Pine accessible and easy to understand for the broadest possible audience.Pine is cloud-based and therefore different in nature to client-side programming languages. While we will not develop Pine into a full-fledged language with high-end coding capabilities for building very complex tools, constantly improving Pine is one of our highest priorities and we are happy to consider any requests for new features.Because each script uses computational resources in the cloud, we must impose limits in order to share these resources fairly among our users. We strive to impose as few limits as possible while enforcing as many as needed. We must ensure the platform keeps running smoothly so nobody is negatively affected by scripts that consume a disproportionate amount of resources. The imposed limits apply to elements such as the amount of data from additional symbols, execution time, memory usage and script size. Additionally, we keep Pine syntax and semantics simple so it can handle common tasks efficiently.We will continue to improve Pine’s documentation and support to ensure that anyone who wishes to learn and use Pine may do so, as this helps grow the Pine development community and provides TradingView users with more robust and helpful tools.If you intend to write Pine scripts of any reasonable complexity, a good comprehension of both the Pine execution model and series is essential in understanding how Pine scripts work. If you have never worked with data organized in series before, you will need practice in putting them to work for you. When you familiarize yourself with Pine’s fundamental concepts, you will discover that by combining the use of series with our built-in functions designed to efficiently process series information, much can be accomplished in very few lines of Pine code.Pine EditorThe Pine Editor is where you will be working on your scripts. To open it, click on the Pine Editor tab at the bottom of your TradingView chart. This will open up the editor’s window. We will create our first working Pine script. Start by bringing up the “New” dropdown menu at the top right of the editor and choose Blank indicator script. Then copy the previous example script, select all code already in the editor and replace it with the example script. Click Save, choose a name and then click Add to Chart. The MACD indicator will appear in a separate Pane under the chart.From here, you can change the script’s code. For example, change the last line’s orange for color fuchsia. When you save the script, the change will be reflected in the indicator’s pane. Your first Pine script is running!Where to go from here?This documentation contains numerous examples of code used to illustrate how functions, variables and operators are used in Pine. By going through it, you will be able to both learn the foundations of Pine and study the example scripts.The fastest way to learn a programming language is to read about key concepts and try them out with real code. As we’ve just done, copy this documentation’s examples in the editor and play with them. Explore! You won’t break anything.You will also find examples of Pine scripts in the editor’s New dropdown menu and in TradingView’s extensive Public Library of scripts which contains thousands of open source Pine scripts. Enjoy and welcome to Pine!At TradingView, all data is obtained by professional providers who have direct and extensive access to stock quotes, futures, popular indices, Forex, Bitcoin and CFDs.Coding : Pine script is a programming language created by TradingView to backtest trading strategies and create custom indicators. Pine script was designed to be lightweight, and in most cases, you can achieve your objectives with fewer lines of code compared to other programming languages.Building Basic TradingView Strategies using Pinescript , to get started with Algo-Trading. Objectives :1) Learn to code & Build Strategies2) Modify and Learn our Published Strategies3) Real-Time Alerts4) Automate Backtesting5) Learn Technical Analysis using Pine Script6) Basic Risk management Method7) Learn to adjust Trade Entries based on the market timingRequirements :1) Basics of Price Action.2) TradingView Free Account.Language : English | Tamil | Kannada | Hindi | MalayalamProgramming : Pinescript - TradingView

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Tradingview Login | Source code [Part-1]

Section 2: Technical Inputs

Lecture 3 Support Resistance Strategy - Technical Inputs [Part-2]

Lecture 4 Strategy Script - Allowed Time | Ema | ATR [Part-3]

Lecture 5 Coding Exercise - Short and Long Trail Plot

Section 3: Strategy Coding

Lecture 6 Coding and Developing the Strategy [Part-4]

Section 4: Long & Short Conditions | Entries & Exits

Lecture 7 Entry & Exit Conditions [Part-5]

Section 5: Strategy Testing and Alerts

Lecture 8 Automated Backtesting | Setting Alerts [Part-6]

Section 6: Consolidation Breakout Strategy

Lecture 9 Consolidation Breakout Strategy Explained

Section 7: Pivot Strategy

Lecture 10 Pivot Pinescript Strategy Explained

Section 8: Additional Services

Lecture 11 Bonus Lecture

Retail Traders and Investors finding it hard to sit through Markets all day long,If you want to get started with Algo-Trading,If you want learn Coding Strategies Easily, in a few days,If you are facing a lot of stress as a Manual Trader and want your system to trade for you,If you want to combine your Technical Analysis knowledge with Pine Script , for Better Back-Test Results