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📧 Email

The best way to reach me is by email:

hello@codertrader.com

Please use one of the following subject line prefixes to help me respond faster:

  • [Question] — Questions about trading strategies, Pine Script code, or blog content
  • [Correction] — Corrections, typos, or factual errors you've spotted
  • [Feedback] — General feedback about the blog, suggestions for topics
  • [Business] — Business inquiries, sponsorships, collaborations, guest posts
  • [Media] — Press, interviews, podcast invitations

💬 Social Media

You can also connect with me on the following platforms:

  • 💼 LinkedIn — Dongmin Park (best for professional networking)
  • 🐦 X (Twitter) — @codertraderdev (daily trading thoughts and market observations)
  • 💻 GitHub — @codertraderdev (Pine Script strategies and open-source code)

📚 Public Repository

For questions about specific Pine Script indicators or strategies, feel free to open an issue directly on the GitHub repository:

github.com/codertraderdev/pine-script-strategies/issues

This way, other traders can also benefit from your questions and my answers.

⏱️ Response Time

I currently work full-time as a software engineer while running this blog as a serious side pursuit. This means:

  • 📩 Emails: Typically answered within 2-3 business days
  • 💼 LinkedIn messages: Reviewed weekly (Sunday evenings, Central European Time)
  • 🐦 X replies: Usually within 24 hours during weekdays
  • 💻 GitHub issues: Reviewed within 1 week

I read every message, but please understand that I may not be able to respond to every inquiry — especially those asking for personalized trading advice (see below).

🚫 What I Cannot Help With

To be clear and transparent about the boundaries of what I can offer:

  • ❌ Personalized trading advice — I cannot advise you on which stocks/crypto/futures to buy or sell for your specific situation. This blog is educational, not advisory.
  • ❌ Managed accounts or signals — I do not offer copy-trading, signals, or account management services.
  • ❌ Predictions about specific markets — Nobody, including me, can predict what a specific stock or crypto will do tomorrow.
  • ❌ Refund guarantees — This blog is completely free. There is nothing to refund.
  • ❌ Trading tutoring for beginners — I recommend starting with the free resources on this blog and reputable books.

✅ What I Love Hearing About

  • 💡 Trading ideas that challenge or improve my rule-based frameworks
  • 🔧 Bug reports or improvements to my Pine Script code
  • 📈 Success stories of applying rule-based systems (with real data, please!)
  • ❓ Interesting questions about backtesting methodology, risk management, or systematic trading
  • 🤝 Collaboration proposals from other systematic traders or Pine Script developers
  • 📝 Content requests — Topics you want me to research and write about

🔒 Privacy & Security

When you email me:

  • Your email address will only be used to respond to your inquiry
  • I will not add you to any marketing list without your explicit consent
  • I will not share your email with third parties
  • Please do not send sensitive information (broker credentials, API keys, account numbers) — I don't need them and won't use them

See our full Privacy Policy for details on how personal information is handled on this site.

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— Dongmin
Ingolstadt, Germany

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