Practical Pinescript

This is a summary of what we are going to do in this section of the course.

Let's create an account in Tradingview. If you have one already you can skip this.

Let's open the pinescript editor and write our first 2 lines of code.

In this video we are going to parametrize some values using the input() function.

Let's add a second moving average to our study.

In this video we are going to convert our study into a strategy. If you don't know what that means, you are in the right place.

Let's modify out strategy so that it can take both long and short positions.

Let's evaluate the performance of our strategy with the strategy tester tab.

Let's follow the performance of our strategy in real-time with the replay functionality.

Let's add a fundamental skill to our pinescript knowledge: debugging. Look inside variables to see what they are.

Short intro to control structures in Pinescript.

1. Understand the most important data structure in pinescript: series.

Le'ts familiarise with the na variable.

Let's understand how to assign variable properly.

A few words on how pinescript is executed. This video is important to avoid mistakes when evaluating results of strategies.

How to define functions in Pinescript.

Introduction to this chapter of the course.

Mastering risk management is essential to make your strategies profitable. This is the first video of a mini-series about it.

Let's parametrise risk management.

Parametrise with percentages.

In this video we will make out moving average strategy profitable, thanks to the power of risk management.

Alerts are a very powerful feature of Tradingview and Pinescript. This is the first video of a mini-series on them.

Use our alerts to generate trading signals.

How to properly back-test our strategies.

What is repainting, when can it happen and how to avoid it.

New input group feature explained. This is very useful to keep the input menu tidy.