I have this indicator in TV but the code is not public. I found the youtube video series explaining the code behind the indicator. Then I turned all these videos into text. Then I uploaded this text file to chatgpt and asked for the code It gave me a pine script code and I uploaded this to TV but the chart does not look the same. It is similar but it is not the same. Where do I find someone to perfect the code for me?
Trading code is written in whats called T2(H) script. It means the complement of an open set is open so a cover is a countable union of finitely many intersections. It's so that the image of the algorithm namely the 3 form corresponding to the trade can take the amount from the indexed states with a finite time blow up making the countable state space sequentially compact. It's so the evolution of the hitting space time coordinates sometimes called the lorentz group are identical to the complement of the zeroes of the gamma (namely when the delta changes or a trade occurs)
Almost all indicator runs on computer and display on monitor. This is a website that provides sample indicator codes for several popular charting applications. https://www.wisestocktrader.com/ Apology if your indicator is different than what I am referring to.
elaborate please What you’ve described doesn’t come up other than: via grok The text you provided seems to mix concepts from topology, set theory, and potentially differential geometry or theoretical physics in a way that isn't standard or clear. Here's a breakdown of each component: - **T2(H) Script**: This appears to be an invented or specialized term. "T2" often refers to the Hausdorff property in topology, where distinct points can be separated by open sets. However, the addition of "(H)" and "script" does not align with standard mathematical notation or terminology. - **"The complement of an open set is open"**: This statement is incorrect in standard topology. In most topological spaces, the complement of an open set is closed, not open. This might be an attempt to describe a different or exotic topology. - **"A cover is a countable union of finitely many intersections"**: This is confusing. Typically, a cover in topology is a collection of open sets whose union contains the space. The term "countable union of finitely many intersections" does not make logical sense as it mixes countable and finite properties in an unclear manner. - **"The image of the algorithm... making the countable state space sequentially compact"**: This part suggests some kind of computational or algorithmic process where the output (or "image") relates to a form (possibly differential forms in calculus). Sequential compactness is a property where every sequence has a convergent subsequence, which is usually discussed in the context of metric spaces or topological spaces with similar properties. The idea of a "finite time blow up" might indicate instability or divergence in some physical or mathematical model, but the phrasing is non-standard. - **"The evolution of the hitting space time coordinates... identical to the complement of the zeroes of the gamma"**: Here, there seems to be an attempt to connect concepts from theoretical physics (like Lorentz groups in relativity) with something called "gamma" and "delta", possibly relating to changes or events in trading. However, terms like "hitting space time coordinates" and the specific reference to "gamma" and "delta" in this context do not follow conventional usage in physics or finance. Overall, this text does not convey a clear or standard mathematical or scientific concept. It might be a creative or metaphorical description of trading algorithms or financial models, but it uses terminology in a way that departs from established definitions and practices. If this is from a specialized field or a unique theoretical framework, it would require much more context to interpret accurately.
I agree but AI is asking every tiny bity detail he is not that smart So I am working with a freelancer to get this done. I am not gonna spend hours to get details where freelancer can do this for dirt cheap.