Pine Script And TradingView Automation

Most people who "automate" on TradingView have no idea where the trade actually gets placed. They write an indicator, slap an alert on it, connect it to some webhook service they found in a video description, and then act surprised when a fill lands at a price they never saw. This course closes that gap. You learn what Pine can and cannot do, how it executes bar by bar, the hard line between an indicator and a strategy, how to keep multi-timeframe logic from reading the future, how to emit a clean JSON payload an alert can POST to a server you control, how to size that order by risk, how to secure the webhook, and how to prove the whole chain on paper before a single real dollar is at stake. Every code block is written to compile in the TradingView Pine editor as valid Pine v5 — no snippet that only works on a slide. This is position 27 of the curriculum. It builds on the automation split from Trading Automation Foundations, the risk-per-trade budget from Risk, Position Sizing, And Invalidation, the overfitting doctrine from Backtesting, Replay, And Forward Testing, and the VWAP-reclaim edge from STS Core System.