825 posts tagged with "TradingView"

Want to see how a stock is moving before the market even opens? TradingView makes it easy. You can view pre-market and after-hours data by simply enabling the Extended Trading Hours feature. You can usually find this with just a few clicks in the chart settings, by using a right-click menu, or via the session selector right on the chart itself. It's a great way to get a head start on planning your trades.

TradingView's screener is like having a super-powered search engine for stocks, crypto, and other markets. It helps you sift through the noise to find exactly what you're looking for, based on your own personal strategy. Figuring out how to use it can feel like a game-changer for your trading.

In this guide, we'll walk through the screener together, from the simple first steps to some of the more powerful tricks you can use to refine your searches. No matter your experience level, getting a handle on this tool can seriously speed up your analysis and help you feel more confident in your decisions.

Finding a TradingView strategy that really works for you isn't about hunting for a secret code. It's more like putting together a reliable toolkit. You need solid trading signals, a clear plan for protecting your capital, the discipline to stick to your rules, and the confidence that comes from knowing your approach has been tested.

This guide breaks down what's actually working for traders right now. We'll cover straightforward entry and exit rules, share some Pine Script examples, and offer practical tips to help you improve your success rate while carefully managing risk.

Zeiierman Trading Reviews takes a close look at a premium subscription for TradingView tools, breaking down what you get for your money. We'll explore the different toolkits, the cost, what other traders are saying, and whether the whole package is worth it for someone like you, all to help you decide if spending $95 a month makes sense for your trading.

You know that feeling when you're watching a chart and you can see the trend starting to shift, but your moving average is still stuck in the past? By the time it finally gives you a signal, half the move is already gone. You're always entering late, exiting late, and watching profits slip away.

Here's the thing about regular moving averages: they make you choose between smooth and fast. Want a smooth line that filters out noise? Get ready to wait forever for signals. Want quick signals? Enjoy getting whipsawed by every little price wiggle.

The Tillson T3 Moving Average takes a different approach. It's built to give you both smoothness and speed at the same time. Instead of making you pick one or the other, it uses a clever calculation method that keeps the line smooth while staying much closer to the actual price action. Think of it as a moving average that's actually paying attention.

Ever watched a stock sit there doing absolutely nothing for days, then suddenly explode 20% in one direction? That's exactly what the TTM Squeeze Pro indicator helps you catch. This isn't just another fancy chart decoration - it's a practical tool that spots when markets are coiling up like a spring, ready to unleash serious price moves.

You know that frustrating feeling when your RSI indicator keeps giving you false signals? You see an oversold reading at 30, jump into a trade, and watch the price keep falling like a rock. Or worse - you exit a winning position because RSI hit 70, only to watch the stock rocket another 20% without you.

Here's the thing: traditional RSI only looks at closing prices. It's like trying to understand a conversation by only hearing every third word. You're missing crucial information about what's really happening in the market.

The Ultimate RSI indicator fixes this by analyzing the entire price range - not just where prices close, but how the highs and lows are moving. When you see the trading range expanding upward with real momentum behind it, that's when you know something significant is happening. When the range is just chopping around sideways, the indicator keeps you out of trouble.

It's like upgrading from a basic speedometer to a full dashboard that shows speed, direction, acceleration, and road conditions all at once.

You know that feeling when you see a perfect setup forming, but by the time your moving average confirms it, half the move is already gone? Yeah, that's the problem with traditional indicators - they're always late to the party.

The Zero Lag Signals indicator fixes this. Instead of waiting for price to confirm what already happened, it uses mathematical adjustments to eliminate the delay that's built into regular moving averages. You get signals faster, which means you can enter trades earlier and catch more of the actual move.

The TradingView long position tool is like having a trading simulator built right into your charts. Think of it as your personal trading sandbox, where you can test out ideas and see exactly how a potential long trade might play out, all before you put any real money on the line.

It helps you answer crucial questions: Is the potential profit worth the risk? How much of my capital should I use? By letting you visually map out your entry, profit target, and stop-loss, it turns your trading plan from a vague idea into a clear, visual strategy. No matter if you're trading stocks, crypto, or forex, getting comfortable with this tool can seriously sharpen your decision-making and help you stick to your risk management rules.

Creating your own scanner in TradingView is like having a dedicated assistant that sifts through the markets for you. Instead of glued to your screen, you can get automatic alerts for stocks, forex pairs, or cryptocurrencies that match exactly what you're looking for. Whether you're scanning for quick day trades or longer-term investments, a well-set-up scanner saves you time and helps you spot opportunities faster.