Best place to try technical analysis indicator

[RapTarX]

I was never that good at trading cryptos, nor I had tried to learn it deeply. Lately, I'm trying to learn TA to see how things go on. Is there any place to practice the TA where indicators are available for cryptocurrencies? I guess tradingview is one of them but it seems quite advance level to me.

[molsewid]

I was never that good at trading cryptos, nor I had tried to learn it deeply. Lately, I'm trying to learn TA to see how things go on. Is there any place to practice the TA where indicators are available for cryptocurrencies? I guess tradingview is one of them but it seems quite advance level to me.

I think trading view is what all of the trader is using to make TA in every chart it is just an exchange feutures that will help you to make lines or drawings clearly, your notation easily if you are doing fib or looking for golden ratios. I use 3 exchanges and all of them is using 1 site which is trading view. Just continue to read and make some entry for you to test yourself if you are learning and you are ready for trading. There's a free tutorial in telegram as well made by Teo.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I guess tradingview is one of them but it seems quite advance level to me.

It's not as advanced as you think once you get used to its bro. I first learned technical analysis using tradingview while watching some YouTube videos and reading some trading blogs. With time, you find yourself getting used to the tool.

i would also like to suggest a few alternative market analysis you can use depending on your interests;

• https://cryptowat.ch
• https://coinalyze.net
• https://www.coinigy.com
• https://bitcoinwisdom.io

• https://tradinglite.com
• https://tensorcharts.com

[GreatArkansas]

I guess tradingview is one of them but it seems quite advance level to me.

Tradingview is good, it's not that advance. I think what you think the 'advance' there are maybe some indicators.
But if you will try it, some tools on the chart are very simple.
My advice is to familiarize first how tradingview works, how the chart works, horizontal line, trend line, vertical lines, etc.

Speaking of technical analysis indicators, much better if you start with basic first, avoid those complex indicators that will just make your chart dirty. Indicator such as RSI (momentum indicator), moving averages (MA), and you may try draw some trendline, (support & resistance) or some chart patterns or candlestick patterns.

[tbct_mt2]

I was never that good at trading cryptos, nor I had tried to learn it deeply. Lately, I'm trying to learn TA to see how things go on. Is there any place to practice the TA where indicators are available for cryptocurrencies?

Trading view has some types of accounts, Basic, Pro, Pro+, Premium. You can use it without registration but if you don't register, you will be terminate after 30 minutes or 1 hour (I don't remember exact time).

The more indicators you add to your chart, the more direction loss you will face with. I think a Pro account with the cost at $155 each year is enough to use.

I guess tradingview is one of them but it seems quite advance level to me.

Advanced? Really, you can use any available indicator you want with your account type. Basic or advanced, it is not a matter, but the matter is choose the one that works with your trading traits.

[showtime_trader]

There is a website with indicators technical https://tradingkit.net/indicators/ . They are for MetaTrader 4 but still there are plenty of brokers that now offer crypto instruments there for trading.

[Lakai01]

An alternative - although technically more demanding - would be to install the Gecko Trading Bot locally. As the name suggests, it is a trading bot, but you can also use it to find new strategies and even test them against historical market data:

Gekko will take care of:

• Aggregating live market data
• Calculating indicators
• Executing live orders (tradebot)
• Simulating order execution (paper trader)
• Calculating profit and risk metrics
• Graphing the results in a web interface
• Managing and importing historical market data
• Simulating live markets using historical data (backtesting)

Source

The installation itself is straigth forward and the UI is very  clear and very easy to understand. The big advantage here is simply that Gecko already comes with features that you have to pay for on other platforms.

[RapTarX]

With advance, I mean the indicators and the features it have. As I'm very beginner, I can't use them properly; hence having premium account makes no sense at this point I guess.
Thanks Lakai01, it makes sense to use the gecko bot. I will try out this.