So you've built some cool trading indicators in Pine Script on TradingView, and now you're wondering how to get them working in C#? Maybe you want to use them in a different trading platform, or you just prefer working with a more powerful language. Either way, I've been down this road before, and I'll walk you through what I've learned.
So you've built some awesome indicators in Pine Script, and now you're wondering if you can use them somewhere other than TradingView? I get it. Maybe you want to run them on a different platform, or you're building your own trading app. The thing is, Pine Script only works on TradingView, so if you want to use your indicators elsewhere, you'll need to convert them to JavaScript.
Look, if you've ever tried to build a trading strategy that needs to know what time it is, you've probably bumped into Pine Script timestamps. They can be a bit confusing at first, but once you get the hang of them, they're actually pretty useful.
So you're getting into Pine Script and want to know how to set up take profit orders? Good call - it's one of those things that can make or break your trading strategy. Let me walk you through it.
So you're trying to pick between TradingView and StockCharts? I get it - there are tons of trading platforms out there, and honestly, these two are pretty different beasts. Let me break down what I've learned from using both, so you can figure out which one actually makes sense for how you trade.
So you're trying to figure out whether to use TradingView or NinjaTrader? I get it – picking the right trading platform is honestly one of those decisions that can make or break your trading experience. I've spent time with both, and they're pretty different beasts.
So you want to learn about trailing stop losses in TradingView? Good call! This is honestly one of those features that can save your butt when a trade goes south, or help you squeeze out more profit when things are going your way. Let me walk you through it like I would if we were sitting at a coffee shop.
