Most build indicators to prove a point. I build them to trade.
There’s no showing off or unnecessary features in my scripts. I make them for myself – to help me trade better.
This is just the start. I have a long list of stuff I want to create – see the Roadmap. If you have comments, bug reports, or ideas for new or improved things I might like to create, get in touch using the Contact Form. If you need help with creating indicators or strategies, see the Get help with Pinescript page.
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Most traders lose money most of the time. So you have to develop some kind of edge. This can be better information, better skills, or better tools. The easiest edge is simply not doing the same damn thing everyone else is doing (it’s losing them money, remember). This means using common indicators in a more sophisticated way, or using unique indicators.
All my paid indicators were developed by taking one or two principles and pushing them as far as possible. Because there are tens of thousands of indicators around, there’s probably something somewhere that is at least a little similar to each of them, but mine are not copies of someone else’s product. They’re my original creations.
If everyone used the same tools in the same way to trade the same markets, they would lose their edge. But I don’t think it’s possible that any significant percentage of active traders all start using my tools. Although, for some really special strategies I have in mind for future development, I might have to cap the number of users for this reason.
There are great resources available for free. There’s also a lot of not-so-great stuff. One reason to pay for tools is that you’re likely to get better quality, and you can complain if they break. Another reason is that you can use the time you save by not trying hundreds of mediocre versions to do something useful.
Order the scripts you want on this website, and send me your TradingView username. I manually add your TradingView username to the access list. You get a notification that I added you – and there you go, you can use them.
Trust me, if you were to try to compensate me at market rates for the time I spent writing and testing these scripts, they’d cost as much as a new car, each 🙂 The price here is a very modest return on my investment.
Hahahaha. No. You retain responsibility for your own trading at all times (anyone who encourages you to do otherwise is not your friend). If a script doesn’t work as you expect, you probably have unrealistic expectations.
But if it doesn’t work the way I described, and only in that case, it would be appropriate to get a refund.
Quite probably. Check my conditions here.
