179 posts tagged with "Pine Script"

If you're tired of staring at blank Pine Script code wondering how to turn your trading ideas into reality, you're not alone. Two popular tools promise to solve this problem: Pine Script Wizard and Pineify. But which one actually delivers? Let me break it down for you.

So you're working with TradingView's Pine Script and finding it a bit... well, let's just say it's not always fun, right? I get it. Creating custom indicators and trading strategies can feel like you're wrestling with code for hours, especially if programming isn't your thing.

The good news? There are some pretty cool AI tools out there that can do the heavy lifting for you. I've tried a bunch of them, and I want to share what I found. We'll look at four tools: Pineify, Pine Script Wizard ChatGPT AI, Pine Creator, and Get Pine Script.

Spoiler alert: Pineify is my favorite, and I'll tell you why.

So you want to create custom indicators for TradingView but don't know whether to use PineScript Pro or Pineify? I've been down this rabbit hole myself, and honestly, the choice depends on what kind of person you are when it comes to tech stuff.

Okay, so you want to create custom indicators for TradingView but Pine Script looks like hieroglyphics? Yeah, I've been there.

I kept seeing Pine Creator and Pineify mentioned everywhere, so I decided to actually test both and figure out which one doesn't make you want to throw your computer out the window. Here's what I found.

So you want to create custom indicators for TradingView but don't want to learn Pine Script? I get it. Learning a programming language just to make a simple moving average crossover indicator feels like overkill.

I've been testing both GetPineScript and Pineify for a while now, and honestly, they're pretty different despite trying to solve the same problem. Let me tell you what I found.

If you've spent any time on TradingView, you've probably heard about Pine Script. It's their own programming language built specifically for traders who want to create custom indicators or automate their strategies. Think of it like a specialized tool in your trading toolbox - not as complex as full programming languages, but perfectly designed for what traders need.

So you've stumbled across Galaxy.ai and Pineify, and you're wondering which one you should actually use. Here's the thing - they're not really competitors. It's like comparing a food truck to a grocery store. Both involve food, but they solve totally different problems.

If you've ever tried coding in Pine Script, you know how helpful it is to have other people to bounce ideas off of. That's why we made the Pineify Discord - a place where TradingView coders of all levels can get help, share strategies, and learn together.

If you've ever gotten frustrated with backslashes (\) in other programming languages when breaking long lines, here's some good news: Pine Script handles this much cleaner. You don't need any special characters to split lines - the language is smart enough to figure it out on its own. Here's how to use this feature to make your code more readable.

Multi-timeframe analysis is a game-changer for traders who want to see the complete market picture. In Pine Script, working with different time frames allows you to combine short-term precision with long-term trend analysis, creating more robust trading strategies.