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What are TradingView Charts?

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TradingView charts are interactive price charts that traders and investors use to study market movements. For market analysis, they provide various tools, such as:

  • Different chart types
  • Timeframes
  • Technical indicators
  • Drawing tools, and 
  • Volume data.

The TradingView charting platform can also be used to analyse stocks, indices, currencies, commodities, and other financial instruments. Additionally, traders can even customise charts based on the type of analysis they want to perform.

How to Use TradingView for Trading?

To understand how to use TradingView for trading, a user can start by selecting an asset and choosing a suitable timeframe. The chart can then be analysed using technical indicators, such as:

  • Moving averages
  • RSI (Relative Strength Index)
  • Trendlines
  • Support and resistance levels, and 
  • Cumulative volume

Besides, traders can also use multiple timeframes to study both broader price movements and short-term activity.  

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