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How to Send Alerts from Tradingview to Telegram I found a new way for sending alerts from tradingview to telegram channel or telegram group by using webhook. I’ve been looking for a while and most of the ways had problems. Some of them had delays in sending the alerts and were not secure because they were using public bots. Some of them required money and were not free. Some of the ways needed coding knowledge. The way I recommend does not have these problems. It has three simple steps: 1. Creating a telegram channel or group; 2. Creating a telegram bot by using botfather; 3. Signing in/up in pipedream.com. I made a video for presenting my way. I hope it was helpful and if you have any questions make sure to comment so I can help you. Thank you!
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Unboxing Profits: A Modern Twist on Darvas's Strategy with VWMAIn the mid-20th century, Nicolas Darvas turned a modest investment into millions, all while traveling the world as a professional dancer. His secret? The Darvas Box Theory—a trading method that identifies stocks exhibiting strong upward momentum confirmed by increasing volume. Fast forward to today's digital trading world, and we find that Darvas's principles are still relevant, but they're now supercharged with advanced indicators like the Volume Weighted Moving Average (VWMA). Reviving a Classic with Modern Tools Our "Darvas Box Strategy with Visual Signals" leverages the simplicity of Darvas's boxes and pairs it with the insights of a VWMA. This strategy script for TradingView is designed to illuminate clear buy and sell signals on your chart, providing you with a compelling visual cue that marries price action with volume. The Anatomy of the Strategy At its core, the strategy is built on two primary components: Darvas Boxes: These are virtual 'boxes' that capture the 'high' and 'low' of a stock within a specified period. As per Darvas's original concept, a new box is formed when the stock hits a new high. The top and bottom of these boxes serve as the resistance and support levels. VWMA: The VWMA provides more than just an average price level—it integrates volume into the mix, offering a weighted average price based on the amount of activity. This gives traders a sense of whether the price movement is supported by the market's conviction. Bringing the Strategy to Life Using the script, traders can set their preferred 'Length' for the Darvas Boxes and 'VWMA Length' to tune the strategy to their trading style. The strategy plots: VWMA Line: A smooth purple line that trails the price, adjusting with the volume flow. Darvas Boxes: Visualized by green circles for the tops (resistance) and red circles for the bottoms (support). Signal Flares for Entry and Exit What sets this script apart is its ability to provide distinct 'Buy' and 'Sell' signals: Buy: When the price ascends past the bottom of a Darvas Box and stands above the VWMA, it's an indication of potential upward momentum. Sell: Conversely, a dip below the top or bottom of the box suggests a possible change in tide, prompting an exit signal. Custom Alerts for Timely Execution Recognizing the right moment to enter or exit a trade is crucial. Therefore, our strategy includes built-in alert conditions, ready to notify you of emerging opportunities as they happen. In Summary This Darvas Box Strategy with Visual Signals is more than just a nod to a bygone era of trading—it's a dynamic tool that integrates historical wisdom with contemporary analysis, aimed at helping modern traders navigate the markets with greater clarity and confidence. Remember, while this strategy offers a strong foundation, it's vital to engage it within a broader trading system that accounts for your risk tolerance and market conditions. May your trades be as graceful and deliberate as a dancer's steps, much like Nicolas Darvas himself.
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by PPonBIN
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CRYPTOHOPPER WEBHOOK PEPEUSDT 45MIN RSI WITH CONDITIONS STRATEGYRSI Strategy with EMA and VWMA Conditions Objective This trading strategy leverages the Relative Strength Index (RSI) in combination with the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the Volume Weighted Moving Average (VWMA) to identify potential buy and sell signals for trading cryptocurrencies on the Cryptohopper platform. How it works: Buy Signal: A buy signal is generated when the RSI crosses above the user-defined lower threshold and the EMA (9) is above the VWMA (20). Sell Signal: A sell signal is generated when the RSI crosses below the user-defined upper threshold. Indicators Used: RSI: A momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. EMA (9 period): A moving average that places a greater weight and significance on the most recent data points. VWMA (20 period): An average that also accounts for volume, giving more weight to periods with higher volume. How to Set Up Alerts for Webhooks: To create alerts that can be sent as webhooks to Cryptohopper, follow these steps: Apply the script to your TradingView chart. Click on the 'Alerts' icon on the right-hand side toolbar. Choose the script from the dropdown in the 'Condition' field. You will see two options: "Buy Alert for Webhooks" and "Sell Alert for Webhooks". Select the desired alert condition. In the 'Options' section, set the alert action to 'Webhook URL'. Enter your Cryptohopper webhook URL into the 'Webhook URL' field. Configure the alert message according to the format required by Cryptohopper. Save the alert. How Alerts Are Generated: The script will continuously monitor the chart based on the conditions you've set. When a condition for either a buy or sell signal is met, TradingView will trigger the alert. If set up for a webhook, TradingView will send an HTTP request to the specified webhook URL with the message payload. Disclaimer: This script is for educational purposes and should not be taken as financial advice. Trading cryptocurrencies carries a high level of risk, and you should do your own research or consult a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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by PPonBIN
How to create simple web-hook to send alerts to TelegramHello Traders, In this video, I have demonstrated how to create a simple web-hook which can send your Tradingview alerts to Telegram channel or group for zero cost. ⬜ Tools Used ▶ Telegram Messenger ▶ Replit - Cloud platform for hosting small programs ▶ Postman - To test web-hooks before going live (Optional) ▶ Cronjob - To set health-check and keep bot alive ⬜ Steps ▶ Create Telegram Bot Find BotFather and issue command /newbot Provide bot name Provide bot username - which should be unique and end with _bot Once bot is created, you will get a message with token access key in it. Store the token access key. ▶ Prepare Telegram Channel Create new telegram channel Add the bot @username_to_id_bot to it as admin and issue /start to find chat id Store the chat id and dismiss @username_to_id_bot from channel Find the bot created in previous step using bot username and add it to channel as admin ▶ Setup replit Create a free Replit account if you do not have it already. Fork the repl - Tradingview-Telegram-Bot to your space and give a name of your choice. Set environment variables - TOKEN and CHANNEL which are acquired from previous steps. Run the REPL ▶ Test with postman Use the URL on repl and create web-hook post request URL by adding /webhook to it. Create post request on postman and send it. You can see that messages sent via postman appearing in your telegram channel. append ?jsonRequest=true if you are using json output from alerts. Json request example: ▶ Set alerts from tradingview to web-hook Use web-hook option and enter the webhook tested from postman in the web-hook URL And that's all, the webhook for Telegram Alerts is ready!! Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed the video and learned from it :) PS: I have made use of extracts from the open github repo: github.com
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