805 posts tagged with "TradingView"

TradingView is an incredibly powerful tool for looking at the markets, but if you're just starting out, all the chart options can feel a bit overwhelming. Ever find yourself staring at a simple line and wishing you could see the full picture with candlesticks? You're not alone.

This guide will walk you through switching from a line chart to a candlestick chart, step-by-step. It's a simple change that can seriously upgrade your analysis and help you make more informed decisions.

Daily Cam Pivots is a simple, no‑nonsense way to map likely support and resistance for the day, built from yesterday’s price action. On TradingView, you’ll see three lines that matter: H3 (potential resistance), L3 (potential support), and PP (the central pivot). Together they give you clean reference points for entries, exits, and risk.

If you’ve ever felt lost chasing breakouts or buying tops, these levels help you slow down, plan trades, and stick to rules.

Let me be honest with you - Market Cipher isn't cheap. At $1,500 for lifetime access, it's one of the pricier trading tools out there. But here's the thing: I've been using it for six months now, and with the right discount codes, you can get it for significantly less. I managed to save $750 using the codes I'm about to share with you.

PineConnector lets TradingView users fire a webhook that carries JSON trade instructions straight to MetaTrader 4 / 5, closing the gap between a chart signal and real-money execution. By pasting a single URL into a TradingView alert, you gain millisecond-level automation, institutional-grade risk controls, and freedom from manual order entry. This guide walks through the entire workflow—planning, configuring, securing, optimising, and troubleshooting.

Ever wonder why some traders seem to nail perfect entries right at market open? They're probably watching premarket levels. The Premarket H/L indicator automatically tracks the highest and lowest prices during those quiet overnight hours, giving you a roadmap for the trading day ahead.

Think of it this way: while most retail traders are sleeping, institutional players and international markets are still moving prices. These overnight movements create natural support and resistance zones that often dictate how the regular session unfolds.

You know what? I've got a love-hate thing with momentum indicators. Most of them? Complete garbage in choppy markets. But TSI—this weird little oscillator that most traders scroll right past—it's different. Not perfect, mind you. Just... different in a way that actually matters.

TradingView is a favorite for checking charts and analyzing markets, but a lot of people have one big question: can you actually place trades without opening your wallet for a subscription? The short answer is yes, you absolutely can trade for free on TradingView by connecting to one of their supported brokers. You won't get every single bell and whistle that the paid plans offer, but the core ability to trade is there.

This guide will walk you through the free trading options, what features you get, what the limits are, and how to get started. It's perfect for beginners or anyone who trades casually and wants to understand how it all works.

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The TradingView Charting Library is like a ready-to-use toolkit for adding professional, interactive financial charts to your website or app. Think of it as a way to get those sleek, detailed charts you see on major trading platforms without having to build them all yourself.

It's open-source and JavaScript-based, so if you're a developer, you can easily drop it into your project. It's perfect for showing data for stocks, forex, or cryptocurrencies, letting users zoom, pan, and analyze trends just like they would on a dedicated trading site.

If you're deep into trading, you've probably dreamed of a perfect setup. You might love Thinkorswim for placing trades but prefer TradingView's clean, intuitive charts. It's a common question: "Is there a way to connect Thinkorswim to TradingView?"

As of now, there isn't a single button you can press to link them directly. But don't let that stop you. There are some clever and effective workarounds that let you use the best parts of both platforms side-by-side, saving you from constantly switching tabs and apps.

This guide will walk you through the practical ways to connect Thinkorswim and TradingView. We'll cover how to sync data, get alerts, and set up a workflow that makes your trading analysis and execution smoother.