This Python script is designed to connect to TradingView's WebSocket API, retrieve real-time market data, and log it to an Excel file. The script fetches price data for a specified symbol and logs the data, including timestamp and price, into an Excel file. It is designed to run forever on repl collecting the data you like.

Before running the script, make sure you have the following dependencies installed:

• Python 3.x
• The websocket-client library (pip install websocket-client)
• The openpyxl library (pip install openpyxl)

1. Clone this repository or copy the script to your project directory.
2. Ensure you have the necessary libraries installed.
3. Run the script using the command: main.py.

• Fetches real-time market data from TradingView's WebSocket API.
• Logs data into an Excel file with today's date as the filename.
• Data includes timestamp, symbol, and price.

1. Specify the desired symbol by updating the symbol_id variable.
2. Update the WebSocket URL if necessary (tradingViewSocket).
3. The script will create a new Excel file named with today's date in the Output folder.

• This script is designed to showcase real-time data collection and Excel logging. It can be extended and customized to suit more advanced trading strategies.
• The script handles interruptions and restarts, maintaining a single Excel file for each day.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Disclaimer: Trading involves risk, and this script is provided for educational purposes only. Make sure to understand and comply with relevant regulations and perform proper testing before deploying any trading strategies.