Universal TradingView Strategy Feed for Indicator Signals

Summary

This Pine Script strategy is designed to turn plotted indicator values into orders on a chart. It offers signal modes for signed pulses, threshold crossings, two-series crossovers, separate trigger series, and three-source logic. A built-in volume mode instead compares chart volume with a moving average and checks candle direction. Inputs let the user connect plotted sources, set signal levels, select three-source rules, and optionally reverse long and short signals.

The visible excerpt also sets fixed sizing, commission, margin, and order-processing defaults, and describes exits, sizing, and a date filter as available features. It warns that TradingView inputs can connect to plotted series, but not markers drawn only with shape or character functions. The supplied document ends partway through the script, so its exit rules, date-filter implementation, and complete behavior cannot be assessed. It provides no performance results or evidence that the feed improves a trading strategy; outcomes depend on the connected indicator and configuration.

Key ideas

• The strategy accepts plotted indicator series as inputs and maps them to orders using selectable signal modes.
• Its built-in volume mode uses volume relative to a moving average together with candle direction.
• Three-source logic supports several ways to combine a primary series with two additional series.
• Only actual plotted series can be connected through the chart source inputs.
• The excerpt is incomplete and gives no performance evidence.

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