TradingView Data Analysis with ChatGPT: IB Range Analysis
How to Download Data from TradingView and Use ChatGPT for Analysis
Today, we’ll explore an intriguing process: downloading data from TradingView and analyzing it using ChatGPT. The focus will be on examining the Initial Balance (IB) range in trading, addressing questions like:
- What percentage of the time does the price take out the IB high?
- What percentage of the time does it take out the IB low?
- How often does it take out neither or both?
Let’s walk through the steps together.
Step 1: Preparing and Exporting Data from TradingView
- Set the Chart to a 1-Hour Interval: Switch to a 1-hour chart so the first candle of each trading day represents the IB range. This simplifies identifying the high and low for the initial balance.
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Compress and Export the Data:
To maximize the data download:
- Compress the chart to fit as much historical data as possible on the screen.
- Export the data using the “Export Chart Data” option. Repeat this process multiple times to gather a statistically significant dataset.
- Note: Using longer timeframes like 1 hour allows for more data compared to shorter intervals like 1 minute.
- Combine the Data Files: If exporting multiple files, they need to be merged. Download all datasets, ensuring sufficient historical range for your analysis.
Step 2: Analyzing Data with ChatGPT
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Upload and Merge Files:
Use the Advanced Data Analysis feature in ChatGPT. Upload the downloaded files, and instruct ChatGPT to:
- Merge the files.
- Convert Unix time into a readable format.
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Ask Key Questions:
Start analyzing the data. Example queries:
- Daily Range Analysis: What is the difference between the highest high and the lowest low each day? What is the average daily range? (Expected result for ES: ~50 points.)
- IB Range Analysis: What is the average difference between the high and low of the first hour each day? (Expected result: ~26 points.)
- Day-of-Week Trends: What are the average ranges for each day of the week? (Statistical differences may not always indicate a tradable edge.)
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Exploring Probabilities:
Use the IB high and low as benchmarks to analyze probabilities:
- Taking Out the High: What percentage of days take out the IB high? (~66% expected.)
- Taking Out the Low: What percentage of days take out the IB low? (~61% expected.)
- Staying Within the IB Range: What percentage of days stay inside the IB range? (~2% expected.)
- Taking Out Both High and Low: What percentage of days break both the IB high and low? (~29–30% expected.)
Observations and Applications
The results align with previous data analysis, confirming consistency. Probabilities like a slight edge for IB highs (~66%) over lows (~61%) can inform trading strategies. Using ChatGPT for such analysis saves time and provides insights directly from your exported data.
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