Replicate Breakout Qualifiers Logic
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have been using the public TradingView script “DeMARK 9-13” (https://www.tradingview.com/script/gVMuxasg-DeMARK-9-13/) and now I need the “Breakout qualifiers” portion of that study extracted and rebuilt in a stand-alone Pine Script v5 file.
The goal is a byte-for-byte match with the original logic so that, when the new script is plotted on the same chart and timeframe, every breakout qualifier printed by the original indicator is reproduced exactly and at the same bar.
Scope of work
• Write clean, well-commented Pine Script v5 containing only the breakout qualifier calculations.
• Include a minimal visual output—simple markers or colour changes are enough—so I can eyeball that the qualifiers line up with the original study. No extra alerts, parameters, or integrations are required.
• The code should compile without warnings in TradingView’s editor.
Acceptance check
I will load both scripts side by side on a few symbols and timeframes; if every qualifier coincides, the job is complete.
Please let me know your estimated turnaround and any quick questions you might have about the original logic before you start coding.
The goal is a byte-for-byte match with the original logic so that, when the new script is plotted on the same chart and timeframe, every breakout qualifier printed by the original indicator is reproduced exactly and at the same bar.
Scope of work
• Write clean, well-commented Pine Script v5 containing only the breakout qualifier calculations.
• Include a minimal visual output—simple markers or colour changes are enough—so I can eyeball that the qualifiers line up with the original study. No extra alerts, parameters, or integrations are required.
• The code should compile without warnings in TradingView’s editor.
Acceptance check
I will load both scripts side by side on a few symbols and timeframes; if every qualifier coincides, the job is complete.
Please let me know your estimated turnaround and any quick questions you might have about the original logic before you start coding.