Pine Script Developer for US Stocks, ETFs and Futures
Custom TradingView indicators and strategies for NYSE and Nasdaq stocks, ETFs and CME index futures, built around US sessions, holidays and daylight-saving time.
US markets
Code that knows when the US market is actually open
US markets have regular hours, pre-market and after-hours sessions, early closes and a daylight-saving switch twice a year. Futures trade almost around the clock and roll every quarter.
Scripts that ignore this produce misleading levels and signals. We build session, time zone and contract handling into every script for US traders.
- Regular and extended hours: 9:30 to 16:00 ET, pre-market and after-hours
- CME index futures such as ES and NQ, including overnight sessions and rollovers
- Stocks and ETFs on NYSE and Nasdaq, with gap and earnings-day handling
- Time zones set to America/New_York, so DST changes never shift your levels
Software, not advice: Quantzivo is a software developer, not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer. We code the rules you specify and do not recommend securities or strategies.
Pine Script v6 · educational example
//@version=6
indicator("Prior day high/low + US regular hours", overlay = true)
// prior completed day's range: lookahead_on with [1] does not repaint
[pdh, pdl] = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "D", [high[1], low[1]],
lookahead = barmerge.lookahead_on)
// regular trading hours in New York time (handles daylight saving)
rth = not na(time(timeframe.period, "0930-1600", "America/New_York"))
plot(pdh, "Prior day high", color.teal, style = plot.style_stepline)
plot(pdl, "Prior day low", color.orange, style = plot.style_stepline)
bgcolor(rth ? na : color.new(color.gray, 90), title = "Outside regular hours")
For US traders
What we build for US markets
Day-trading indicators
Opening range, VWAP bands, prior day levels and session highs and lows.
Swing-trading tools
Trend filters, relative strength versus SPY or QQQ and earnings-gap logic.
Watchlist screeners
Tables scanning a list of US tickers for your conditions in real time.
Options-aware tools
Indicators on the underlying that mark expiries and key strikes you supply.
US market details
Market details we handle in the code
| Detail | How the script handles it |
|---|---|
| Regular vs extended hours | Session inputs for 9:30-16:00 ET and optional pre-market and after-hours logic |
| Daylight-saving time | Sessions defined in America/New_York time, so levels stay correct after the clocks change |
| Futures sessions and rolls | Overnight sessions for CME products and awareness of continuous-contract rollovers |
| Market holidays and early closes | Logic that copes with missing sessions and shortened days |
| Tick size and point value | Stops, targets and sizing expressed in ticks and dollars per contract |
| Account rules | Broker rules such as pattern day trader limits are yours to manage; the code does not bypass them |
US client FAQs
Send a project briefQuestions from US traders
Working together across US time zones.
Yes. We work remotely with traders in every US time zone and schedule calls at times that suit you.
Anything available on TradingView: NYSE and Nasdaq stocks, ETFs, indices, CME and CBOT futures, forex and crypto.
In US dollars, per project, after we agree a written specification. There is no fixed price list.
Yes. We can build a webhook bridge from TradingView to brokers such as Interactive Brokers or other US broker APIs, with risk checks before every order. You approve go-live and control the account.
Yes. You receive the full, commented source code. Ownership, licensing and confidentiality terms are agreed in writing before work starts.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who says they can. We implement and test the rules you give us and report the results honestly, including costs, slippage and drawdowns. Backtests are hypothetical and do not predict future performance.
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Tell us about your US market strategy
Share the symbols, sessions and rules you trade. We reply with questions and a written quote in US dollars.