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What’s required to take advantage of this opportunity?
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Now I could go deeper but it would be more beneficial to watch the presentation below which lays everything out clearly from people who are more experienced than I am. After you watch the presentation you can email me at unitwe@mv3trader.com and I will direct you on the next step.
In addition to the presentation, the community also holds weekly conference calls which you can ask any questions you may have to ensure you are fully knowledgeable on how everything works.
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Here it is, the most comprehensive, in-depth review on one of the best charting platforms in the industry. This TradingView review will take a deep dive into what makes this platform so powerful.
TradingView is an extremely user-friendly web-based platform that supports stocks, futures, forex, CFD, and cryptocurrency traders all over the world. (keyword). I was introduced to tradingview.com early in my career as being the best stock charting website available at the time. Little did I know at the time is that was an understatement!
TradingView made it super easy to get started honing my technical analysis skills and crafting the strategy that has led to my success, trading the Futures market. Without having to download any software or purchasing a new PC, since I was using a MacBook, I was able to jump right into viewing charts for free without having to create an account. All the tools and indicators are available immediately for free. For additional features, such as multiple charts per layout, SMS alerts, and volume profile indicators, they have subscriptions to fit any budget. Once you develop a winning strategy the cost can be quickly offset within a single trade.
TradingView Review and Tutorial Video
Subscription
plans
TradingView offers several plans to fit any budget. The
difference between the plans is the features you have at your disposal to use
in your trading toolbox. Plans start with a free version that gives you the
bare minimum core features of the platform and delayed data.
Out of the paid versions, the pro level offers plenty of
features and tools to get you in the game, plus stock market data.
See the image below for a quick snapshot of the difference
between the subscriptions. The image also serves as a link to learn more about
the TradingView platform. Click the image below to get started with the
TradingView platform.
Tools
of the Trade
TradingView has all of the popular tools and indicators used
by most traders plus much more. Not only does the platform come with hundreds
of default tools and indicators, traders can also share their indicators and
strategies with each other. All of these are easy to locate and user-friendly
to implement unto the chart to fit each individual trader’s needs.
The layout of the platform makes it very easy to access the
tools quickly when you need them.
The charts
The charts are probably the most
user-friendly, interactive charts I’ve used. TradingView’s chart are the sole
reason I kept coming back. Depending on the subscription plan you choose, you
have several options for laying out charts on your screen. Also, additional
features such as synchronization of drawing tools, time intervals, scroll time,
symbols, and crosshairs makes performing technical analysis simple and
efficient. All of these features can be turned on and off as needed with just
one or two clicks of the mouse.
The settings menu allows for many
ways to customize the look and feel of the chart. Colors for every element of
the chart, including the background, text, and grid lines, can be adjusted in
the settings. Also, you can make several adjustments to the style, scales, time
zone and session, trading, and events.
There are a couple default
templates you can choose from or you can create your own.
Replay
TradingView’s Replay mode is a very useful tool for back-testing, using historical data. Replay is easy to use and conveniently located at the top of the charting platform, indicated by an icon similar to a rewind button on a remote control.
Using this tool, traders can
fine-tune their strategies and skills by picking a time in the past to replay
as it happened in real time. This creates a safe environment for traders to
iron out the kinks without risking real capital.
Stock screener
The stock screener is one of the
best in the industry, giving you a wide variety of options to find the perfect
stock to place a trade. And the best part about their screener is it’s
completely FREE to use.
Rather you’re into technical analysis,
fundamental analysis, or a hybrid of the two, Stock Screener gives you all the
tools to find the perfect stock in your daily research. This makes it the
perfect tool for day traders, swing traders, and investors.
You can test Stock Screener out for
yourself below. Go ahead and give it a try! Just be warned… you may fall in
love. (LOL)
Get a more in-depth review of their screener here.
Pine Editor and Strategy Tester
Another cool feature of
TradingView is it provides a home for traders interested in coding, using the
Java language. With Pine Editor, you can create custom strategies and
indicators within their platform. You can test out those indicators and
strategies using their Strategy Tester feature.
Check out this review that explains why a Forex trader switched to TradingView from Metatrader 4 (MT4) and why Pine Editor was a key factor that contributed to the switch.
TradingView’s paper trading feature
is another one of my personal favorites of the platform. Switching on this
feature is as easy as going to the conveniently located menu at the bottom of
the charts and clicking “Connect” in the settings under the “Paper Trading”
tab.
There’s no need to have a separate
account or go through another login procedure. You can easily access their
Paper Trading tool right there from the chart and trade right from the chart
with your favorite setup. Paper Trading seamlessly works the same as trading
live from your broker account.
If their paper trading feature
wasn’t already cool enough, they continue to make it better! TradingView’s paper
trading tool has been recently updated to where your desired stop loss and
target settings are saved by contract. This was one of my issues with it
before, but TradingView listened to traders’ concerns and made a much-needed
improvement to their platform.
Updates and Reliability
TradingView frequently keeps their
platform up-to-date. Updates and maintenance usually happen on the weekends so
that it doesn’t interfere with traders’ experience.
Also, they do a great job reliably
keeping the system up and running during market hours. Throughout the year of
2018, the platform has only had market hour issues a grand total of two times
making it more reliable than many of its competitors. Before switching brokers
to AMP Futures, many times I had to switch to TradingView due another platform
I was using having data issues in the middle of a vital trading time in the
market.
TradingView also has an app for optimal use on iPhones and iPads that can be downloaded from the app store.
Community
Other than being able to trade directly from the charts, one of my favorite features of TradingView is the various options to share my ideas and notes. I use this feature frequently to share my charts on Twitter, the Mv3trader community, and anywhere else I like to share ideas.
TradingView also has one of the
best trader communities in the industry. Traders can share their ideas and
strategies with each other. And of course, this is a free feature within
TradingView as well. Your membership allows you to see shared ideas and
strategies of other traders at all level within the community.
There’s a plethora of knowledge being shared in their community from some of the most successful traders in the industry, including from one of my favorite Real Life Trading. Traders within the community also share the strategies they create that you can plug into your own system. All of these ideas can be found right from the convenience of the chart layout.
How does TradingView compare to
competitors?
Web-based Platforms
Out of the web-based trading platforms I’ve used, there is
no comparison to TradingView. As of this writing, TradingView is the fastest
and most reliable web-based platform on the market. The ability to trade from
the charts for so many different instruments sets TradingView way ahead of its
competitors.
Many brokers recognize the power of TradingView’s platform to the point where they integrate TradingView within their own platform. As is the case with Oanda, which is a popular Forex broker based in Canada. One of the reason’s Oanda is a favorite amongst Forex traders is the ease of use and versatility of their platform compared to other major brands like Metatrader. Thanks to TradingView, Oanda stands out as a leader in their industry.
Software Platforms
With the number of features available on TradingView it would be more reasonable to compare it to software platforms. Still, TradingView stands high amongst the list of downloadable charting platforms. TradingView’s extensive collection of available tools and customization capabilities gives traders the same tools and capabilities as other powerful platforms, such as Sierra Chart, Interactive Brokers, and TD Ameritrade’s Thinkorswim.
Throughout my trading career, I’ve used several different
platforms and TradingView is the one I’ve stuck with the longest. That says a
lot about the platform. Before finding AMP Futures, I only used other platforms
because the brokers I was with did not integrate with TradingView. I think
that’s a mistake on their part because, as you can see, they lost a customer
even though they had good commission and data fees. If Generic Trade integrated
with TradingView, maybe I would still be trading Futures with them. But I
digress…
Flexibility
TradingView was a key factor for me opening an account with
AMP Futures. While I love trading on Sierra Chart, I’m limited with Sierra
Chart as it is only available for PC. Having a Macbook, TradingView gives me
perfect flexibility when I’m traveling or as a backup if something happens to
my PC. With TradingView I can continue trading from anywhere as long as I have
an internet connection.
The Cons
Now that I’ve covered the good
about the platform, let’s talk about some of the cons about TradingView. No
platform comes with some areas of improvement and TradingView is one of the
platforms that has very few.
Bracket Orders
While it’s great to be able to
place trades from the charts on a web-based platform, there is some room for
improvement with how a trader can go about doing that. One thing I would love
to be able to do is setup bracket templates. They’ve improved this area a bit
as I mentioned above, but having the option to save bracket order templates
would be even better.
Futures Data Fees
Another con would be the live data fees if you are trading Futures and your broker doesn’t integrate with TradingView. Before opening an account with AMP FuturesI was easily paying more than $200 per month for Futures data. However, the pricing is segregated by their respective market. Click here for more exact pricing for data services.
If you plan on trading from TradingView or using it to see live data to make trading decisions, I would highly recommend finding a broker that allows integration of data with TradingView. AMP Futures is a good one for Futures and OANDA is great for Forex from what I know.
*Note: Data for all markets is free, which is
delayed by 5 minutes. Having a paid subscription will activate live data. So,
if you only plan to use TradingView for only back-testing and studying, there
is no need to pay extra for any data services.
Advanced Alerts
Additionally, and I feel like I’m
being super picky here, but some additional customization could be added to
their alerts feature. Now, I must note here that this opinion is a result of
using an alerts system like in Sierra Chart. Before using Sierra Chart,
TradingView’s alert settings worked perfectly for what I needed. I would say
it’s perfect for newer traders getting comfortable with their trading habits
and strategy. So honestly, it’s not much of a con after all!
And that is about all I have as
cons. I really do not have many problems with TradingView as evident by it
being the only platform that I have stuck with since I began day trading.
Conclusion
By now I think it should be clear why I consider TradingView
to be the best web-based trading platforms available on the market. No matter
your style, experience, or desired market, TradingView is a great choice for
all traders. Even if it’s not supported by your broker for live trades. TradingView’s
charts can be used to simplify your trading which is the key to reaping
continuous success from the markets. I could see TradingView easily taking over
the industry if more brokers would at least integrate their data with them.
Sierra Chart is one of the most comprehensive trading platforms on the market. This platform provides a ton of features that any retail trader can use to trade Futures, Forex, and CFDs like a pro. Sierra Chart is by far my favorite trading platform (with TradingView a close second) that I could easily go for days with this Sierra Chart review explaining the reasons why, but I’ll try to keep this article short.
I have used several platforms, including Thinkorswim,
TradingView, Generic Trade, and more. After giving the Sierra Chart platform a
try when changing brokers to AMP Futures, I fell in love instantly and haven’t
looked back since.
At the end of this article are videos where I give an
overview and tips on the Sierra Chart platform. You can check it out after reading
this short article, or you can skip the read and go straight to the videos.
Loads of Good
For me, Sierra Chart was like combining everything I loved
about other platforms I have used into one. Before finding this platform, my
setup consisted of various platforms that I would reference in order to trade
and make decisions. Now, I can conveniently do everything I need, (trading, back
testing, etc) all from one platform.
Plus, one of my favorite things about this platform is how
lightweight it is, even with the robust functionality of the system. Coupled
with AMP Futures, I have full flexibility to analyze years of data at my discretion.
Features Galore
Here is a list of some of the key features this platform has to offer.
The above list is just to highlight some of the key features of the Sierra Chart platform. There are so many ways to customize the system I could literally write a series of books on the platform. BUT, instead of writing books, I decided to cover some of those features in a video series.
The first of this series of videos gives an overview of the system and how I personally use the platform. I will be continuously posting videos about the Mv3Trader channel that can be found here.
The Not So Good
As with anything else, with the good there has to come some
“bad”. With so many bells and whistles, this platform can be a bit
overwhelming, especially to a newbie. It takes a bit of time to get used to all
the different elements and features of the system. While you definitely don’t
need to use every inch of the platform to get the job done, there is a learning
curve to getting a feel for the system depending on how you like to trade.
While I haven’t needed to use it as of yet, I have heard
some not so good reviews about their support. They do not have phone or chat
support to help when you are stuck with something. Most support for this system
is achieved through their forum. While their help documentation can pretty much
assist with most of the issues you will run into, not everyone is a fan of
reading through technical documentation to solve a simple problem.
On that note, their documentation is not very user-friendly either.
As mentioned above, you have to be a fan of reading since there are no video
tutorials or visual references to help the user understand the material easily.
Video Reviews and
Tips
This is one of the main reasons I decided to make a Sierra
Chart video series. I don’t mind reading the documentation or figuring
something out through trial and error. I’ve learned a lot about the platform
since I started using it and I’m still learning new things.
Below is a series of videos where I cover Sierra Chart.
These videos can help you get started with the platform. In the future I will
be adding to this series, going into more details about various features of Sierra
Chart, so stay tuned for more!
