1090 posts tagged with "TradingView"

Thinking about switching up your TradingView username? It's a pretty simple process, but there are a few important things you should know before you do it. Your username is your unique handle on the platform, and changing it can affect how people find you and interact with your content. If you're also exploring other platform features, you might find our guide on Benzinga Pro vs TradingView 2025: Which Trading Platform Actually Helps You Make Money? helpful for comparing different trading tools.

Backtesting your trading ideas on TradingView is like having a time machine for your strategies. It lets you see how your approach would have played out in the past, so you can gain confidence before you put any real money on the line. TradingView gives you a couple of straightforward ways to do this: you can either manually step through old market data or set up an automated script to run the tests for you. Both methods provide detailed reports that help you understand the strengths and weaknesses of your plan.

ATM strategy on TradingView can be a bit of a insider term because it points to two different, yet powerful, concepts. Essentially, it stands for both Advanced Trade Management and At The Money options strategies. Both are about creating a plan for your trades before you even enter them, helping you manage risk automatically.

While TradingView isn't built with the exact same one-click ATM features as some dedicated trading platforms, you can absolutely set up a similar automated system using their bracket orders or by creating custom scripts with Pine Script.

Look, I've spent months testing both Deepvue and TradingView, and here's the honest truth: they're built for completely different types of traders. One focuses on AI-powered insights, the other on community-driven analysis. Let me break down which one actually fits your trading style.

TradingView has grown into one of the most popular charting and analysis tools out there, but the paid plans can add up, ranging from about $15 to $60 a month. The great part is that a number of well-regarded brokers have started including free TradingView subscriptions for their clients. This can save you a significant amount of money each year while giving you access to top-tier trading tools. Let's break down which brokers offer this and how you can get in on it.

Figuring out the right time to get out of a trade can be tougher than finding one to enter. It’s where a lot of the stress and second-guessing happens. That’s where having a good exit strategy—and the right tools to guide it—becomes a game-changer.

On TradingView, you can find tools called exit indicators. Think of them like your co-pilot for closing trades. They analyze the market’s movement, speed, and swings to help you spot moments where it might be smart to cash in your profits or cut a loss before it grows. This guide walks through some of the most practical exit indicators on TradingView and how to use them to make more consistent decisions.

Ever feel like you're always one step behind the market when using the traditional SuperTrend indicator? You're not alone. Many traders struggle with catching trend changes early enough, often entering positions just as momentum is about to reverse.

That's where the SuperTrend Oscillator changes the game. Think of it as giving your regular SuperTrend indicator a major upgrade - instead of just showing trend lines on your chart, it transforms everything into an oscillator that swings between -100 and +100. This simple change gives you earlier warnings about momentum shifts, helps you spot divergences more easily, and even tells you when markets are getting overextended.

What's really cool is how it builds on the SuperTrend you already know (the one that uses ATR to track trends) but presents the information in a way that's much easier to act on.

If you're trying to decide between TradingView and Finviz, you're probably wondering which one will actually help you make better trading decisions. I've spent years using both platforms, and here's the honest truth: they're built for completely different types of traders.

TradingView is like having a professional trading desk on your computer - powerful charts, custom indicators, and a community of traders sharing ideas. Finviz is more like having a really smart friend who can instantly tell you which stocks are moving and why.

Let me break down exactly what each platform does well (and where they fall short) so you can pick the right one for your trading style.

Look, picking the right trading platform isn't just about fancy features—it's about finding what actually fits how you trade. I've spent countless hours on both TradingView and MetaTrader 4 (MT4), and they're completely different animals. Let me walk you through what each one does well and where they fall short.[^1]

TradingView's big Thanksgiving sale is here, and it's the one many of us wait for all year. Think of it as their Black Friday event, and for 2025, the deals are seriously impressive—you can save up to 80% on annual plans and even get an extra month for free.

The sale runs from November 21st straight through to December 2nd, 2025. It's hands-down their biggest promotion, and it's the perfect chance to get professional-level charting tools without the usual high cost. Whether you're just starting to learn about charts or you're a seasoned trader who needs all the advanced features, this guide will help you navigate the sale and pick the plan that's right for you.