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Labelled AVWAP
TradingView provides a tool to show anchored VWAP plots on your screen, but there is no way to label the plots to add additional context to the level. Instead, users are forced to use the plot style (color, line style, line thickness, etc) to indicate what the plots are for and then they have to Read more
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Trading with Edge
If you’re familiar with the content of this website, you know that I write a lot of code in Pine for TradingView. Prior to day trading, my background was in software development. When I began trading, I was quite shocked at how terrible the software is that traders use. It felt like the brokers were Read more
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MM RVOL Update
Thrilled to release this new version of the MM RVol indicator. This is a game changer that helps you see when there are relative volume changes that you need to be paying attention to. Get it for free over at TradingView.com… Read more
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MM RSI Grid – Holiday Update
Super excited to release this new version of the MM RSI Grid indicator as I’ve been tinkering with it for the better part of a year since I made the last update. The new version includes a bunch of improvements and configuration options, allowing you to better visualize overbought and oversold conditions on multiple timeframes. Read more
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Relative Volume (RVOL)
SMB Capital wrote a great blog post about RVOL back in 2015. In it, Mike Bellafiore from SMB writes: “We use relative volume to gauge how In Play a stock is. […] If RVOL is less than 1 it is not In Play on this trading day and I may decide not to trade it. If Read more
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Day Trader Levels
As an intraday trader, there are certain key levels that I care about for short-term price action on every single chart. When I first began day trading, each morning I would painstakingly mark those key levels off on the charts I planned to trade each day. Depending on the number of charts I was watching, Read more
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Session Library
Last year I wrote an open source library for TradingView that enables you to define and use the Session Volume Profile in your indicators. The very first indicator I wrote afterwards was one that I’ve been using privately ever since, called Day Trader Levels. I knew when I wrote it that it would only work Read more
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Market Range Map
What this script does:The purpose of this script is to help traders identify when the major sectors of the market are moving in one direction – also known as a “market trend day”. How this script works:The indicator uses QQQ, SMH and NVDA to represent the technology side of the market, and XLF, XLV & Read more
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Sector Intraday Tracker
What this script does:This script tracks the percent that price has moved from the opening print of each of the 11 sector ETFs. It color codes the values so you can see which sectors are down (red color) and which sectors are up (green color). If a sector is only up or down half of Read more
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MTF MA Levels Update
Today I’m releasing a new and improved version of the free Multi-Timeframe Moving Average Levels indicator over on TradingView. This release features the a bunch of changes & improvements: Get the latest version for free over on TradingView now. Read more
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Multi-Timeframe RSI Updates
Today I’m releasing new versions of two indicators related to RSI on multiple timeframes: MTF RSI Levels and MM RSI Grid. The main update fixes a long-running issue where lower timeframe RSI values could be incorrect when you were looking at the daily timeframe or above. The RSI Levels indicator was completely overhauled to use Read more
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Trading with Patience
Any trader will tell you that patience is paramount if you want to be successful in this business. But that is always where the insight ends. And, frankly, it’s not that useful of an observation. I think when most traders talk about patience, they’re talking about having the patience to wait for your idea to Read more
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Session Volume Profile Library
Today I’m releasing a free, open-source library to bring session volume profile to your indicators on TradingView.com. Check it out now! If you just want to learn how to implement it in your indicators, jump ahead. If you want to learn more about why I built it and how it works, read on… TradingView provides Read more
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Symbols at Highs/Lows Update
Who doesn’t love getting in early when there’s a trending day in the market? There are so many signals to pay attention to that it is totally overwhelming to any trader, let alone a new one. One of the things we talk about a lot over in the ChartGuys.com community is recognizing when the sector Read more
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Multi-Timeframe RSI Grid Update
One of my most popular free TradingView indicators is called Multiple Timeframe RSI Grid (aka MM RSI Grid). It was one of the very first indicators I created in Pine, and the concept was really simple: show me the RSI levels across multiple timeframes and change their colors when they get extreme so I can Read more
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Excited by Tables
I bet you’ve never been excited about the idea of putting data into tables. Me neither. Tables suck, but they’re a necessary evil. They provide tables in TradingView, but they are memory intensive (you’re only supposed to render them on the last bar of your chart so you don’t blow your memory allotment), and they Read more
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Hello World!
We are just getting started, but have some big plans for content to be posted here in the blog to help traders and aspiring Pine coders. Check back soon! Read more
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