TradingView Auto-Trading Pine Script
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I actively trade on TradingView and already rely on several open-source indicators plus one proprietary strategy. I now want everything wrapped into a single, coherent Pine Script that can place live orders with clear risk controls.
Here is the core of what I need:
• Combine my existing indicators and closed-source strategy into one script.
• Let me toggle long/short entries, position size, and multi-time-frame confirmation directly from the script settings.
• Include editable take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing-stop parameters so I can fine-tune risk on the chart without rewriting code.
• Make the script broker-agnostic but capable of routing trades to futures, commodities, stock, and crypto brokers supported by TradingView’s Trading Panel or webhook/API workflow.
• Provide back-test capability and a clear performance report so I can validate the logic before going live.
• Deliver clean, well-commented Pine Script (v5) along with a short usage guide showing how to import, set inputs, and connect to my preferred broker.
A functional prototype that runs on live charts and passes my back-test checks is the first milestone; refinements and minor iterations come next. If you are comfortable building detailed auto-trading systems in Pine Script, let’s get started.
Here is the core of what I need:
• Combine my existing indicators and closed-source strategy into one script.
• Let me toggle long/short entries, position size, and multi-time-frame confirmation directly from the script settings.
• Include editable take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing-stop parameters so I can fine-tune risk on the chart without rewriting code.
• Make the script broker-agnostic but capable of routing trades to futures, commodities, stock, and crypto brokers supported by TradingView’s Trading Panel or webhook/API workflow.
• Provide back-test capability and a clear performance report so I can validate the logic before going live.
• Deliver clean, well-commented Pine Script (v5) along with a short usage guide showing how to import, set inputs, and connect to my preferred broker.
A functional prototype that runs on live charts and passes my back-test checks is the first milestone; refinements and minor iterations come next. If you are comfortable building detailed auto-trading systems in Pine Script, let’s get started.
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