
Explore Trading View, a powerful web-based charting platform and social network for stocks, forex, cryptocurrency, indices. Master essential tools across the top bar, left bar, right bar, and bottom bar.
Use the symbol search on the top bar to find and add symbols to your chart, using go to all to search by stocks, futures, forex, or crypto.
Learn to customize timeframes in trading view by adding favorites, creating a four-minute interval, and using quick menu shortcuts to switch between minutes, hours, days, and weeks.
Learn how to switch chart types in TradingView, from candles to bar, volume candles, lines, and Renko, using the quick menu and favorites for fast switching.
Learn to add indicators to your charts by navigating to indicators in the technicals tab, test strategies in the strategy tester, and customize or favorite indicators for quick access.
Learn to create and save indicator templates for different trading strategies, load them quickly, manage favorites, and save templates that remember symbol, time frame, and indicators like ema.
Learn to use the replay button to backtest your strategy in TradingView, adjust position size, stop loss, and take profit, and analyze weeks of data and trades.
Explore layout setup in TradingView by adding multiple charts to one layout, up to eight on paid plans. Use multi-timeframe analysis, apply indicators to the layout, and save layouts.
Learn to use tradingview cursor options—from crosshair with two lines, dot, or arrow—to view exact dates and prices, customize color and thickness, or erase drawings and indicators.
Create and customize trendlines with anchor points, color, text, thickness, and extensions across time frames. Lock, clone, save templates, and synchronize layouts while using alerts and price labels.
Apply the horizontal line tool to mark key support and resistance levels on the daily chart, add text and a date, and configure crossing alerts to monitor price moves.
Master the fib retracement tool from point A to point B, customize levels and colors, and save a template for pullbacks to spot candlestick reversals and trading opportunities.
Master the trend-based fib extension to identify entry after pullbacks and exit targets using three anchor points and adjustable levels, with candlestick reversal patterns and other indicators for validation.
Master the ABCD pattern, a harmonic setup using Fibonacci levels to identify reversals. Calculate A–B–C–D with levels and reversals, set a stop loss above D, and target C or 61.8.
Learn to use the long and short position tool to calculate risk per trade, set stop-loss and take-profit, and adjust currency, amount, and leverage for precise trading.
Explore the fixed range volume profile to reveal price-specific volume, identify the point of control, and use it as support, resistance, and reversal signals for entry ideas.
Master intraday and daily measurements in TradingView using price range and date range tools to quantify price differences, percentage increases, pips, bars, and volume.
Use the rectangle tool to draw and label support and resistance zones on charts, customize color and text, then clone, drag, and save templates across timeframes.
Master how to zoom in and out on the TradingView chart by drawing a square to zoom into details and then zoom back out.
Activate the magnet to snap lines and indicators to exact pixels, with weak and strong modes. It enables precise measurement from points to EMAs, previous candles, or FIBs.
Learn how to quickly hide drawings, indicators, and positions on your chart without deleting, and restore them with a single click using the hide options.
Master the remove object button to quickly delete drawings, indicators, or all items on the screen in your TradingView workspace.
Master the favorite tools toolbar in TradingView to create a quick, movable menu of your most-used drawing tools, enabling faster access during trading analysis.
Set price and technical alerts in Trading View, using crossing and indicator triggers, with once per bar or bar close options, and apply alerts to ema and rsi.
Organize charts with the object tree, create and group daily levels and zones, customize colors and text, and synchronize layouts across time frames for clearer trading opportunities.
Organize assets with watchlists, add symbols via plus or search, and track last price, price change from the opening, percentage change, and volume across forex, stocks, and commodities.
Master the time interval selection in the lower panel to fit varying data ranges on your chart, from one minute to one year, and quickly compare price across time frames.
Use the go to button to jump to any date or time in TradingView, selecting a past date or custom range to land exactly on that period.
Use the time zone button to select a city from your country or a neighboring country with the same time zone, or use UTC for your region.
Explore how to use tradingview's strategy tester to backtest strategies like RSI and Bollinger bands, compare performance across timeframes, adjust settings, and backtest manually with the pine editor.
Connect your TradingView account to a broker or a paper trading demo, then practice using leverage, market and limit orders, and stop loss and take profit.
This course is aimed at people that have an interest to learn how to use the TradingView platform.
I will go trough the most important features I use in my own trading.
TradingView is a popular web-based charting and social networking platform used by traders and investors to analyse financial markets. It offers a wide range of tools for technical analysis, including customizable charts, a variety of indicators, and drawing tools. Additionally, it functions as a social network where users can share trading ideas, connect with other traders, and follow market experts.
Key Features:
Advanced Charting:
TradingView provides a powerful charting platform with customizable charts, various chart types (including Renko, Heikin Ashi, and Candle), and the ability to replay historical price data.
Technical Indicators:
The platform offers a vast array of technical indicators and drawing tools to help users analyse price movements and identify potential trading opportunities.
Social Networking:
TradingView fosters a vibrant community of traders where users can interact, share ideas, and follow market experts.
Broker Integration:
Many brokers allow users to connect their accounts to TradingView, enabling direct trading from the platform.
Paper Trading:
TradingView offers a paper trading feature that allows users to practice trading strategies without risking real money.
Real-time Market Data:
TradingView provides access to real-time or near real-time market data for various asset classes, including stocks, forex, cryptocurrencies, and futures.
Research Tools:
The platform includes features like stock screeners, economic calendars, and market news to support traders in their market research.
In essence, TradingView is more than just a charting platform; it's a comprehensive ecosystem for traders and investors to learn, analyse, and trade in the financial markets.