I believe this restriction is for custom pine sceeners. Their default screener scans the entire universe if you leave the watchlist filter empty.
the 20% study indicator does not scan anything its just a visual tool i made to plot the number of stocks that show up in the default screener.
Doing the 20% study daily and tracking n plotting the reading after every session tells me if the market is stretched or not before I do something stupid. This one study alone has kept me out of more bad trades than anything else
Grateful @PradeepBonde🙏
@deep2480@PradeepBonde You can use AI to write a pine script that plots a histogram with two series, bullish count and bearish count, as separate columns above and below a zero line. You manually input the date, bull count, and bear count for each session since it isn't calculated automatically.
@thenexxtrade@rk_onkar@PradeepBonde plot on 2nd july is the scan reading of july 2nd, plotted after market close.
Similarly, i will plot monday july 6th scan result on the chart after the market close.
This anniversary email from my broker just reminded me it’s been 2years since I switched to the US markets.
Had spent over 8 years building my trading career in Indian markets before this. Wasn’t an easy decision at the time. Lots of question marks.
But looking back now I’m just grateful I made it.
The opportunity here is on another level.
Best move I ever made. 🙌
@IBKR
$SPY
@deep2480@PradeepBonde You can use AI to write a pine script that plots a histogram with two series, bullish count and bearish count, as separate columns above and below a zero line. You manually input the date, bull count, and bear count for each session since it isn't calculated automatically.
@mikeferreiroo@PradeepBonde Hi, its a pine script that plots count as a histogram. I manually input bullish & bearish numbers along with the date after each session