What is TradingView?
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TradingView is a web-based charting and analysis platform for traders and investors. The platform is popular among traders and investors for its user-friendly interface and social features, which allow users to share ideas, charts, and analysis with other traders in the community. We at PATAlgo have built our indicators that works on top of the TradingView platform providing custom trading strategies and signals which makes the life of both experienced and novice traders be profitable on their journey. TradingView users can connect most brokers to trade directly on the platform and leap into opportunities as they are presented in real time from their charts.
Tradingview can be accessed using this url www.tradingview.com
OUR PATAlgo Indicator works on FREE VERSION of TRADINGVIEW and NO LICENSE required
In order to create a TradingView account, you need to go to the TradingView homepage. Click on "Sign in" at the top right of the homepage, then click on "Sign up" at the bottom of the current window. You can sign up using your social media profiles or an email address.
Tradingview is composed of many features like SuperCharts, Screeners, Heatmap, Economic Calendar etc. These are very good ready to go features from TV, and a trader can use these feature to his/her effective usage while taking the traders. Timebeing to start your journey lets concentrate on the Supercharts which is where you will need our indicators to be added.
Now we are on the charts and we need to add our symbol/instrument or asset what so ever we call , so how to do that? we need to click on the top right name section to add or directly start typing your symbol name and it will open a editor.
You can follow us in TradingView using the below link, where we post regular market updates and useful charts.
Open the script window
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Load a chart layout
. (dot)
Save the current chart layout
Ctrl + S
Change the chart’s symbol symbol
Start typing, which brings up a symbol search window
Change interval
Press , (comma) or start typing the first digit for minute charts or first letter of the word for longer resolutions. Examples are 1, 5, 30, 60, 1440, H, 4H, 6H, D, 5D, W, 3M
Create Alert on the current instrument
Alt + A
Add a text note for current instrument
Alt + N
Take a snapshot image of the chart
Alt + S
Reset the chart’s zoom
Alt + R
Invert the price scale of the chart’s instrument
Alt + I
Add the chart’s current instrument to the watchlist
Alt + W
Open the ‘Publish Idea’ window
Alt + P
Undo the most recent chart action
Ctrl + Z
Redo the most recent chart action
Ctrl + Y
Cancel operation, undo a selection, close window
Esc
Zoom in on the chart
Scrollwheel up or click on the price axis and drag the mouse to the left
Zoom out on the chart
Scrollwheel down or click on the price axis and drag the mouse to the right
Reset the spacing between bars
Double-click on the time axis
Compress price scale
Click (and hold) on the price axis and drag the mouse down
Extend price scale
Click (and hold) on the price axis and move the mouse up
Reset price scale
Double-click on the price axis
Move chart 1 bar to the left
←
Move chart 1 bar to the right
→
Move further to the left
Ctrl + ←
Move further to the right
Ctrl + →
Go to a specific date
Alt + G
Scroll through the chart
Click with left mouse button on the chart and drag mouse
Measure tool
Hold Shift and click on the chart
Copy selected drawing
Ctrl + C
Paste copied drawing
Ctrl + V
Clone a drawing
Hold Ctrl and drag the mouse
Select multiple drawings
Hold Ctrl and click to select each individual drawing
Move a drawing horizontally or vertically
Drag with mouse + Shift
Cancel making a drawing, undo selecting a drawing
Esc
Make a horizontal line
Alt + H
Make a vertical line
Alt + V
Make a cross line (combination of horizontal and vertical line)
Alt + C
Make a square
Select the Rectangle from the drawing toolbar and hold Shift when making the drawing on the chart
Make a circle
Select the Ellipse from the drawing toolbar and hold Shift when making the drawing on the chart
Draw a horizontal line, vertical line, or a line at 45 degrees
Hold Shift while making a trend line or channel drawing