Kai Folf

Hi @classicalBit, I couldn't find the volatility indicator. Is it a custom script? TradingView-TA does not support Pine Script at the moment. If it's not, you can use the `add_indicators()`...

This is currently not implemented, but there is a workaround: Just append `"Volatility.D"` to `TradingView.indicators`: ```python from tradingview_ta import * # Add this line below TradingView.indicators.append("Volatility.D") analysis = get_multiple_analysis(screener="crypto", interval=Interval.INTERVAL_1_DAY,...

Normally, you don't need to add `"|1"`, `"|5"`, etc as tradingview-ta will automatically append them based on the interval. `"change"` indicator should work for all intervals. By default, `"change"` indicator...

Sure, you can add it. Currently, I don't have any roadmap for this project.

Hi @PowerICT, I think this won't affect the library. You can still use it by using the new symbol, as it's not hardcoded in the code. If you still have...

Hello @den2doc, Sorry for the slow response. I had exams in the last few days. I can't reproduce this issue. Have you tried upgrading/reinstalling `tradingview-ta`? ```console pip install --upgrade --force-reinstall...

Hi @dmaxtlc, That's not currently possible right now. To implement that, tradingview-ta needs to get the time series, which I haven't figure out yet. Also, custom indicators requires the Pine...

Hello AminAbdiyan, python-tradingview-ta is not designed to read realtime prices. However, you can read the simple moving average, which is the average price. To read the realtime price, you can...

As I said in the previous comment, TradingView's API is not in realtime. You need to send a request repeatedly according to the timeframe, for example every 1 minute.

Hey @raakeshtomarnew, I wish I could add that, but I can't find it in tradingview's screener. I'll let you know if I can figure this out.