Description and overview of the highlights on the TradingView platform
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TradingView is the preferred platform for most users because of its adaptive user interface and customization features. You can personalize the TradingView control panel to your liking. Its customizable and responsive modern interface is what makes TradingView the preferred choice for most novice traders. Apart from this feature, TradingView has a huge number of real-time data analysis and charting tools.
TradingView also has a great historical data testing feature, where you can create your own strategy and test it on historical data to see if the strategy is profitable or not. TradingView is known for its international appeal as it serves all markets including cryptocurrency, forex and 52 stock exchanges.
TradingView also has a great historical data testing feature, where you can create your own strategy and test it on historical data to see if the strategy is profitable or not. TradingView is known for its international appeal as it serves all markets including cryptocurrency, forex and 52 stock exchanges.
Convenient charting on TradingView
In Trading View, 10 variants of price charts are available from the start, including renko, crosses and even such original variants as kagi.
In total, the following chart display options are available:
Japanese candlesticks;
empty candlesticks - they differ from ordinary candlesticks by the fact that the body of the candlestick is not colored;
Heikin Ashi;
Line and Area. The line itself, responsible for price movement, looks the same, but in the area chart the lower part of the working window is colored;
In total, the following chart display options are available:
Japanese candlesticks;
empty candlesticks - they differ from ordinary candlesticks by the fact that the body of the candlestick is not colored;
Heikin Ashi;
Line and Area. The line itself, responsible for price movement, looks the same, but in the area chart the lower part of the working window is colored;
Renko - a curious variant of construction, in which the time factor is not taken into account, they are also called bricks;
linear breakout, looks a bit like renko, only the size of rectangles changes depending on the price movement;
crosses - the time factor is also not taken into account (some people call a linear chart a more progressive type of crosses);
kagi;
bars.
linear breakout, looks a bit like renko, only the size of rectangles changes depending on the price movement;
crosses - the time factor is also not taken into account (some people call a linear chart a more progressive type of crosses);
kagi;
bars.
TradingView - 500+ indicators for you
TradingView is famous for its indicators. It has more than 500 built-in indicators, as well as thousands of indicators created by its users. TradingView is ahead not only in quantity but also in quality. Each indicator is regularly updated on the platform depending on how it is used in a modern trading system. TradingView also offers a huge number of technical drawing tools that are used to draw various instruments, which can then be used to study candlestick patterns and understand market trends.
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