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TradingView & Pine Script Development
Pine Script that backtests honestly and alerts reliably
Custom TradingView indicators, strategies and screeners in Pine Script v6 — for Nifty, Bank Nifty, Indian equities and global forex. Non-repainting by default, with alerts that fire once and mean something.
What gets built in Pine
- Strategy scripts with correct backtest settings
- Indicators with multi-timeframe logic
- Screeners scanning up to 40 symbols
- Alerts to phone, email, Telegram or webhook
- Risk and position-size calculators on chart
- Session, expiry and day-of-week filters
- Existing script debugging and cleanup
Why most Pine strategies show fake profits
TradingView makes backtesting look easy, which is exactly the problem. Three mistakes account for nearly every strategy that looks brilliant in the Strategy Tester and loses money live:
- Repainting. Using
request.security()without proper offsetting, or evaluating on an unclosed bar, lets the script see the future. History looks flawless; live signals appear and vanish. - Default costs left at zero. TradingView charges no commission or slippage unless you tell it to. On an intraday Indian strategy that omission alone can turn a losing system into a winner on screen.
- Too few trades. Forty trades is not a sample. It's an anecdote with a percentage sign.
Every strategy script written here handles bar-close evaluation explicitly, has costs configured to your broker's actual structure, and comes with a note on whether the trade count supports any conclusion at all.
What gets built most often
Strategy scripts
Your rules as a strategy() script with proper sizing, costs and filters, ready to backtest and to alert from.
Indicators & overlays
Custom plots, bands, zones, structure tools and signal arrows — evaluated on closed bars so history matches live.
Screeners
Scan a watchlist for your setup and surface only the symbols currently qualifying, in one table on one chart.
Alert automation
Webhook alerts wired to a broker API or a Telegram bot, with the payload formatted for your executor.
Options helpers
Strike selection logic, expiry-aware filters and premium-based entries for Nifty and Bank Nifty systems.
Script rescue
Inherited a script that repaints, errors or nobody understands? It gets read, fixed, commented and documented.
Pine Script or MQL5 — which should you use?
They solve different problems. Pine Script is faster to build, easier to iterate, and excellent for research, alerting and semi-automated trading — and it's where most Indian retail traders already live. MQL5 is the right choice when a system must run fully unattended on a VPS with tick-level execution control, which is the norm for forex. Many clients use both: prove the idea in Pine, then port it to an MQL5 Expert Advisor for hands-off execution. Conversion between the two is a standard service, validated so signals match bar for bar.
Pricing
| Build | What it covers | From |
|---|---|---|
| Simple indicator | Single plot, one condition, basic alerts | ₹1,999 / $24 |
| Strategy script | Full entry/exit logic, sizing, costs, backtest-ready | ₹3,999 / $48 |
| Screener / dashboard | Multi-symbol scanning with an on-chart table | ₹5,999 / $71 |
| Webhook automation | Alerts wired to broker API or Telegram execution | ₹7,499 / $89 |
Every delivery includes the commented Pine source, a settings guide and 30 days of free bug fixing.
Describe the script you wish existed.
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