TradingView Pine Script Programming From Scratch (Paperback)

Paperback. PineScript (version 5) is TradingView specific programming language used for creating custom indicators, trade alerts, creating strategies, and back-testing them on historical and real data. After, gaining skills from this book you will be able to make your scripts for custom indicators and backtest strategies on historical data and real market. This book has been written in simple language so that readers with no prior background of computer programming are able to learn and build upon the basics. Arrays have been introduced at the end of 2020 and version 5 updates in Oct 2021, which has also been covered in this book. PineScript programming will also enable you to bypass restrictions imposed by TradingView platform on a number of indicators that a user can use. Act now to have a copy of this book to test your knowledge and trading skills. Updated for version 5 and added greyscale compatible chart images for enhanced view Table of ContentIntroductionChapter -1: Taking the First StepChapter -2: Your first program in PineScriptChapter -3: Plotting on the ChartChapter -4: Understanding Data TypesChapter -5: Operators in PineScriptChapter -6: Control-flow: IterationChapter -7: Control-flow: BranchingChapter -8: FunctionsChapter-9: Examples using FunctionsChapter -10: Built-in line functionChapter -11: Customizable script - Taking input from usersChapter -12: Indicators & code libraryChapter 13: Errors and their remedyChapter -14: A simple cross-over strategy exampleChapter -15: Evaluating Trading StrategiesChapter- 16: Adding back-testing time-periodChapter -17: Adding Order Size and Limit OrderChapter - 18: Adding Stop to orderChapter-19: Adding Stop to Exit TradeChapter - 20: Custom ScreenerChapter-21: Pair-Trading StrategyChapter -22: ArrayChapter 23: Swing high/low breakout strategyChapter 24: Webhooks: Opportunity to trade outside TradingViewAppendix A - Answers to quizzes and exercises This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.