thinkorswim import all the 指标 trading view Complete Guide

To import all the indicators from TradingView into thinkorswim, you'll need to create a custom indicator in thinkorswim and then map it to the TradingView indicator.

The first step is to identify the indicator you want to import from TradingView. You can do this by searching for the indicator on the TradingView platform and copying its name.

Once you've identified the indicator, you can create a custom indicator in thinkorswim by going to the "Indicators" tab and clicking on "Create Custom Indicator".

You can import indicators into thinkorswim using two methods: Unzip and Direct Import, and Import From Shared Link.

The first method involves unzipping the downloaded indicator file and using the native TOS import tool.

Download the indicator file(s) from the tutorial page, where you can click the "Download" button to get a zipped folder containing the indicator file(s).

The file type you downloaded is crucial, as the import process differs slightly between indicators and backtesters.

Indicators end in .STUDY.ts, while backtesters end in .STRATEGY.ts.

You can download the VScore Indicator for ThinkOrSwim and the TTM Squeeze Backtester for ThinkOrSwim from the tutorial page.

The second method for getting indicators into thinkorswim uses a shareable link instead of a file import.

These links generally follow the structure "https://tos.mx/xxxxxx" and are a handy way to share items.

You can click the "Download" button to download the file with the shared link, which allows you to import the indicator without downloading anything.

To import a shared link, click "Open Shared Item" and paste the copied link into the box.

Here's a summary of the file types and their corresponding import processes:

Now you know how to import indicators into thinkorswim using two convenient methods.

You can copy Gamma Levels into TradingView, which will show on any chart timeframe you choose.

Our Gamma Levels are updated daily for nearly 1,200 stocks, ETPs, and indexes.

To import these levels into TradingView, you can repeat the method of copying and pasting the link.

You can also import studies from TradingView into ThinkOrSwim using a shared link.

The shared link allows you to import studies on the fly without needing any files.

Just paste the copied link into the "Open Shared Item" box in ThinkOrSwim.

This makes it easy to access and use the studies you need in your trading platform.

ThinkOrSwim Charts can be a powerful tool for traders, allowing you to add custom levels as a study to your platform.

You can import all the indicators from TradingView into your ThinkOrSwim platform, making it easy to access a wide range of technical analysis tools.

Stocks with significant gamma concentrations or enough gamma strikes will return full gamma data, giving you a more complete picture of market trends.

You can add gamma levels to your ThinkOrSwim trading platform as a study. This can be a valuable tool for analyzing stocks with significant gamma concentrations or enough gamma strikes.

Stocks that don't have these characteristics may not return full gamma data. This is worth noting when working with ThinkOrSwim.

To port an indicator from TradingView PineScript to ThinkOrSwim ThinkScript, you can follow the steps shown in an example. The Visualizing Displacement indicator was ported from TradingView to ThinkOrSwim in a tutorial video.

You can download the indicator file from the ThinkOrSwim download page. The file will be a zipped folder containing the indicator file, which will end in .STUDY.ts.

The import process for indicators differs slightly from backtesters. Make note of the file type you downloaded, as this will affect how you import it.

To download the Visualizing Displacement indicator, click the "Download" button on the tutorial page. The indicator file will be available for download in a zipped folder.

The original indicator is found on TradingView, and the modified ThinkScript code is available for reference. The final code without comments is also provided for reference.

Here are the file types you can expect to download:

To import indicators from Trading View to thinkorswim, you can use the Direct Import method. This method involves unzipping the downloaded indicator file.

You can then use the native TOS import tool to import the indicators. The process starts by unzipping the downloaded file.

The first step is to unzip the downloaded indicator file. This will give you access to the necessary files for import.

The native TOS import tool is used to import the indicators. This tool allows you to easily import the indicators without needing to manually upload files.

You can access the Thinkorswim platform directly from TradingView, allowing you to visualize trades on a single screen.

Thinkorswim's advanced charting capabilities provide a comprehensive view of your trades, including real-time price movements and position sizes.

To visualize trades on Thinkorswim, you can use the "Import All" feature to bring your TradingView charts into Thinkorswim.

This feature enables you to view and manage your trades in a single platform, streamlining your trading experience.

With Thinkorswim's robust charting tools, you can customize your charts to suit your trading needs, including adding technical indicators and drawing tools.

Thinkorswim's seamless integration with TradingView allows you to access your trades from any device, at any time.

Bingit2/Tradingview is a repository of trading indicators and strategies that can be easily imported into thinkorswim. The repository contains a wide range of indicators, including 13 Day Smoothed Avg, 5 Candle Analysis, and 50_candles.

One of the notable indicators in the repository is the ATR_STOPS, which is designed to help traders identify potential stop-loss levels. Another indicator is the Assassin Bias, which is used to identify potential trading opportunities based on market bias.

The repository also contains indicators such as Bang For The Buck, Bar_Strength, and Boring_Explosive, which are used to analyze market trends and patterns. Additionally, indicators like Breakout Relative Strength Index, Bull_Bear_Strength, and CL Trend Visualization are used to identify potential breakouts and trends.

Here is a list of some of the indicators available in the repository:

The repository also contains indicators such as Chaos Channel Index, Cup_Handle, and DMI_Divergence, which are used to identify potential trading opportunities.

If you're looking to transfer your thinkorswim platform to TradingView, you'll be happy to know that it's possible to copy Gamma Levels into TradingView.

You can copy and paste Gamma Levels for a given stock, and they will update daily for nearly 1,200 stocks, ETPs, and indexes.

To do this, you'll need to follow a similar process to importing indicators, which we'll cover in the next section.

The finished view will show a chart with 1-hour candlesticks, but the levels will show on any chart timeframe you choose.