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How To Create TA Indicators on TradingView
Without the right trading tools, you can’t conduct effective technical analysis. A strong trading strategy will help you avoid common mistakes, improve your risk management, and increase your ability to identify and take advantage of opportunities. For many, TradingView is the go-to charting platform. Offering a hub of technical analysis tools, the powerful HTML5 web application is used by millions to track movements in the Forex, cryptocurrency, and traditional stock markets. TradingView has many powerful features: it allows us to track assets across numerous trading platforms and to publish trading ideas within its social network. In this article, we’ll focus on its customizability. We’ll be using Pine Script, TradingView’s own programming language, which grants us granular control over our chart layouts. Let’s get started!
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What is Pine Script?
Setting up
The Pine Editor
Plotting moving averages (MA)
Plotting the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator
Backtesting
Tying it together
Closing thoughts
How To Create TA Indicators on TradingView
About Lesson

In this article, we’ve run through some basic examples of what you can do with TradingView’s Pine Editor. By now, you should be confident in making simple annotations to price charts to gain additional insights from your own indicators.

We’ve only taken an interest in a couple of indicators here, but it’s easy to spin up more complex ones – either by selecting the inbuilt scripts from New or by writing them yourself.

Lacking inspiration? The following articles might provide you with some ideas for your next project:

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