How to check trading view repaint indicators

 

Repaint means “to repaint”, and it disappears in the next candle even though a buy/sell signal is generated among the trading indicators.

So, among some TradingView users, the backtest results using the repaint indicator are excellent, but there have been incidents where people kicked cans while trading live.

 

So, this time, I will show you how to check that the indicator you are using is not a repaint indicator.

 

1. You can discover the index you want in the Trading View script section (https://kr.tradingview.com/scripts/) If you find the index you want here, you can check a few and determine whether it is a repaint index or not. .

 

 

2. When you click on a strategy, the first thing you can check is how the indicator is applied to the Trading View chart and what signal it provides in which section.

 

After that, if you go down a little further, you can see that the indicator was created using the trading view code and fine script. What you need to check here is to check whether the SECURITY function is used or not. If you use this function, it is recommended not to set the alarm in the trading view. If you find it, you can trust it and filter it.

 

3. The next thing you can check is the comments of other users. If the indicator is a repaint indicator, many users will kindly recommend not to use it. Simply put, it can be viewed as an accurate human indicator.

 

4. If you do not know how to check with the above methods, you can directly apply the relevant indicator to the Trading View chart and run the replay to see it with the naked eye. If it is an indicator that repeats a buy/sell signal that appears and disappears, just delete it.

 

How to replay TradingView: https://coinpick.com/tradingview_board/13656