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Posted by u/lemmae33e2b•9 days ago•1 min readML/AI

EasyQuant: Making Strategy Rules Clear

Disclosure: I am promoting EasyQuant.“Buy when the trend turns up” leaves too much open. You still need to decide which indicator defines the trend, when the signal is confirmed, and what closes the position. EasyQuant is an AI coding assistant that helps turn trading ideas into TradingView Pine Script, including entry conditions, exits, and risk-management rules. The clearer the rules, the easier it is to refine the script. The important part is to inspect and test the rules: check that the code implements your logic, then review the backtest assumptions and results. AI-generated code can contain mistakes, and a backtest does not guarantee future returns. Feedback on how well the generated code matches your strategy description is welcome. https://tradingviewai.dev

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Posted by u/lemmae33e2b•8 days ago•1 min readML/AI

Starting from a Trading Idea

If you have a trading idea you want to test on TradingView but need help writing Pine Script, you can try EasyQuant. You describe the rules in plain language, and it helps turn them into strategy or indicator code. It can also explain and revise existing scripts. When describing your idea, include the entry, exit, timeframe, and position-sizing rules so the generated code is less likely to interpret your idea differently. You still need to check and test the code yourself; generating a script does not mean the strategy will be profitable. Feedback on where coding becomes difficult is also welcome. https://tradingviewai.dev

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