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Make your data analysis as clear as possible with TradingView's charting tools
TradingView is an in-browser platform and app for charting, monitoring cryptocurrencies as well as other financial assets. Its charting tools are also available for use directly in other platforms. In addition to charting, you can share your trading strategies and broadcast real-time analysis.
In terms of free features, TradingView is a powerful tool for traders with any level of experience. The basic features should be enough for most of them. However, be careful when studying other users' ideas and broadcasts. It is important not to blindly follow someone, but to find information that will add value to your own strategy.
In terms of free features, TradingView is a powerful tool for traders with any level of experience. The basic features should be enough for most of them. However, be careful when studying other users' ideas and broadcasts. It is important not to blindly follow someone, but to find information that will add value to your own strategy.
Monitor charts and analyze data anywhere and from any device
TradingView is a platform that allows you to customize technical indicators, create charts and analyze financial assets. These indicators are patterns, lines and shapes that millions of traders use every day. TradingView is available in a browser and does not require a client download. If you prefer to trade from mobile devices, you can download the iOS and Android apps.
TradingView was launched in Westerville, Ohio in 2011 and today has a huge user base, with eight million accounts created in 2020 alone. Users can chart and analyze various stocks, commodities and currencies with a free or premium account. The strategies and templates you create can be shared in the community. This way, you have the opportunity to improve your skills based on feedback from other TradingView users.
TradingView was launched in Westerville, Ohio in 2011 and today has a huge user base, with eight million accounts created in 2020 alone. Users can chart and analyze various stocks, commodities and currencies with a free or premium account. The strategies and templates you create can be shared in the community. This way, you have the opportunity to improve your skills based on feedback from other TradingView users.
Follow the activity of other traders and investors and get the latest trading ideas in the TradingView app
TradingView provides similar features to Instagram for sharing opinions and demonstrating trading strategies. On the "Ideas" and "Broadcasts" pages, you can receive tips or feedback. Specifically, on the Ideas page, you'll see charts, videos, and comments from other users. Community members can also participate in discussions and chats. But remember that every user can create and share their ideas, so be careful. Each trader has their own style and strategy, so don't take their postings as financial advice.
Also, similar to streaming your favorite player on Twitch, TradingView app broadcasts allow you to watch other traders create charts in real time. This additional feature is still in beta and the amount of content is relatively small.
Also, similar to streaming your favorite player on Twitch, TradingView app broadcasts allow you to watch other traders create charts in real time. This additional feature is still in beta and the amount of content is relatively small.
Get access to custom charts and trendlines on TradingView
Even if this is your first chart, you can't go wrong with a trend line. It is a beginner-friendly way of modeling price movement and one of the most commonly used chart patterns for de- and swing trading.
1. To start learning, select the "Lines" tool on the left toolbar.
2. You may also like the magnet mode. In this case, your lines will be anchored to the nearest OHLC points for greater accuracy.
3. For a downtrend before a price drop, known as a swing high, start the line at the local high (point 1). Click at the desired starting point of the line and try to draw the line through as many highs as possible. Click on the chart again to complete the line.
If you are observing a downtrend, one possible strategy is to sell when price tests your line. If you choose to display an uptrend, make sure you start the line at a low price so that the line is under your candle.
For more information on trend lines, read the article "Support and Resistance Line Basics".
1. To start learning, select the "Lines" tool on the left toolbar.
2. You may also like the magnet mode. In this case, your lines will be anchored to the nearest OHLC points for greater accuracy.
3. For a downtrend before a price drop, known as a swing high, start the line at the local high (point 1). Click at the desired starting point of the line and try to draw the line through as many highs as possible. Click on the chart again to complete the line.
If you are observing a downtrend, one possible strategy is to sell when price tests your line. If you choose to display an uptrend, make sure you start the line at a low price so that the line is under your candle.
For more information on trend lines, read the article "Support and Resistance Line Basics".
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