We present you with our selection from the open-source indicators published this month on TradingView. These scripts are the ones that caught our attention while analyzing the two thousand or so scripts published each month in TradingView's Public Library, the greatest repository of indicators in the world. If we missed any, please let us know. Most of these scripts were selected on the basis of their potential to be useful in trading; others will be more useful to Pine coders.
This superb body of work constitutes unmistakable proof of the liveliness, ingenuity, and relentless creativity of the generous traders/programmers who not only give their time to write amazing scripts, but share their code with the world. Kudos to these very special humans.
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Time Range Statistics alexgrover continues to mine time series for all they are worth. This script shows traders some key statistics for a symbol.
Binomial Option Pricing Model We see more and more scripts dedicated to options trading. SegaRKO presents a method that works on more types of options than the Black-Scholes Model.
Hull Candles [BigBitsIO] Indicator designers are just beginning to scratch the surface of price representation on charts. BigBitsIO takes us further on that path with this well-designed take on candles using a very appropriate Hull MA to build and color them.
Support Resistance MTF LonesomeTheBlue provides S/R levels from a user-selected timeframe without using `security()` and displays them in a useful way.
Stochastic Weights - Basic [BigBitsIO] BigBitsIO introduces a Stoch indicator allowing the signal to be composed of weighed variations of the Stoch signal.
[RS]Donchian HL Width - Cycle Information RicardoSantos calculates the relationship between high/low and Donchian channels as a percentage, and uses that information to detect cycles.
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