Overview
This prompt aims to guide users in creating a trading script for 1-minute charts using specified documentation. Programmers and traders will benefit by streamlining their script development process and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Prompt Overview
Purpose: This script generates buy and sell decisions for trading on a 1-minute chart.
Audience: Designed for traders and developers interested in automated trading solutions.
Distinctive Feature: Utilizes technical indicators like moving averages and RSI for decision-making.
Outcome: A functional trading script that can be adapted for real-time market conditions.
Quick Specs
- Media: Text
- Use case: Content Creation, Enhancement, Expansion & Elaboration
- Industry: Consulting (Management, Strategy), Fintech & Digital Banking, General Business Operations
- Techniques: Role/Persona Prompting, Safety & Compliance, Structured Output
- Models: Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Gemini 2.0 Flash, GPT-4o, Llama 3.1 70B
- Estimated time: 5-10 minutes
- Skill level: Beginner
Variables to Fill
- [Sample code skeleton based on documented framework] – Sample Code Skeleton Based On Documented Framework
- [“Trading”, “Scripting”, “Finance”, “1MinuteChart”] – “trading”, “scripting”, “finance”, “1minutechart”
Example Variables Block
- [Sample code skeleton based on documented framework]: function onTick() { / logic here / }
The Prompt
Create a trading script designed for making buy and sell decisions on a 1-minute chart timeframe, utilizing the guidelines and scripting framework provided in the supplied documentation link.
To complete this task, follow these detailed steps:
1. Visit the Documentation:
– Access the provided documentation link.
– Thoroughly study all relevant sections to understand the available scripting framework, syntax, functions, and financial indicators.
2. Identify Key Concepts for the Script:
– Extract and note the required scripting syntax.
– Identify built-in functions, indicators (e.g., moving averages, RSI), and specific market data handling methods.
– Understand how to set the timeframe specifically to 1-minute charts.
3. Develop the Trading Script:
– Set up the script environment explicitly for a 1-minute timeframe.
– Use technical indicators or market conditions, such as simple moving averages crossover or RSI thresholds, as buy/sell triggers.
– Incorporate logic to process real-time market data efficiently.
4. Refine and Optimize the Script:
– Follow any best practices mentioned in the documentation to optimize performance and maintainability.
– Implement appropriate exception handling and logging as specified.
– Test and iteratively refine the script to enhance accuracy and handle edge cases.
5. Adhere to Legal and Exchange Regulations:
– Ensure the script usage aligns with any compliance or legal requirements discussed in the documentation.
# Output Format
– Begin the output with a brief comment describing the script’s purpose and scope.
– Write the complete script using correct syntax and conventions from the documentation.
– Include clear, descriptive comments throughout the code to explain logic and facilitate readability.
# Notes
– Preferably use indicators and functions featured in the documentation to ensure compatibility.
– Include error handling and logging functionality to make the script robust and debuggable.
– The script should be concise but comprehensive enough to be immediately usable or easily adaptable.
# Example
“`javascript
// Trading script for 1-minute chart buy/sell decisions
// Implements a simple moving average crossover strategy
// Uses documented functions and syntax for indicator calculation and order execution
// [Sample code skeleton based on documented framework]
function onTick() {
// Calculate moving averages
let shortMA = sma(close, 5);
let longMA = sma(close, 20);
// Check crossover conditions
if (shortMA > longMA && !positionOpen) {
// Execute buy order
buy();
log(‘Bought at ‘ + close);
} else if (shortMA < longMA && positionOpen) {
// Execute sell order
sell();
log(‘Sold at ‘ + close);
}
}
// Initialize 1-minute timeframe
setTimeframe(‘1m’);
// Start script
start(onTick);
“`
Use this template as a foundation, adapting exact function names and logic according to the documentation details provided.
{name: “1-Minute Trading Script Generator”, short_description: “Generates a buy/sell trading script for 1-minute charts based on documentation guidelines.”, icon: “CodeBracketIcon”, category: “programming”, tags: [“Trading”, “Scripting”, “Finance”, “1MinuteChart”], should_index: true}
Screenshot Examples
How to Use This Prompt
- [SCRIPT_PURPOSE]: Generates trading decisions for 1-minute charts.
- [TIMEFRAME]: Specifies the chart’s time interval as 1 minute.
- [TECHNICAL_INDICATORS]: Utilizes indicators like moving averages and RSI.
- [BUY_TRIGGER]: Condition to execute buy orders based on indicators.
- [SELL_TRIGGER]: Condition to execute sell orders based on indicators.
- [ERROR_HANDLING]: Manages exceptions and logs errors for debugging.
- [LOGGING]: Records actions and decisions for transparency.
- [COMPLIANCE]: Ensures adherence to legal trading regulations.
Tips for Best Results
- Understand the Framework: Familiarize yourself with the scripting syntax and functions in the documentation before coding.
- Use Technical Indicators: Implement indicators like moving averages and RSI to create effective buy/sell signals.
- Optimize Performance: Follow best practices for coding efficiency and include error handling to ensure script reliability.
- Ensure Compliance: Verify that your trading script adheres to legal regulations and exchange requirements outlined in the documentation.
FAQ
- What is the purpose of the trading script?
The script generates buy and sell decisions for a 1-minute trading chart. - Which indicators are used in the script?
The script uses simple moving averages (SMA) for buy/sell triggers. - How does the script handle market data?
It processes real-time market data using the onTick function for decision-making. - What timeframe is the script designed for?
The script is specifically designed for a 1-minute chart timeframe.
Compliance and Best Practices
- Best Practice: Review AI output for accuracy and relevance before use.
- Privacy: Avoid sharing personal, financial, or confidential data in prompts.
- Platform Policy: Your use of AI tools must comply with their terms and your local laws.
Revision History
- Version 1.0 (February 2026): Initial release.
