Trading Analysis/Signals/Trading Ideas from Tradingview

[david678345]

Apart from Tradingview do you know any other site where I can see Analysis/Trading Ideas of any technique (order flow, elliot waves, fibobox, chartism etc)?

And do you have any tips to know which are the best Trading Analysis/Signals/Trading Ideas from Tradingview ?

It seems that anyone can share their Analysis/Signals/Ideas on Tradingview....

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Tradingview is probably the best trading tool where trading analysis and Ideas can be shared in regard to crypto trading out there. There are alternatives to trading view but do not offer a full package of services like TV

Technical analysis is mostly dependent of one's trading style. What could work for me may not work for you, so the best thing is first discovering what kind of trading strategy you want to practice, How much profit are you will to take per trade, what time frames will you use, What's your risk reward ratio etc
Looking for trading "signals" is useless if you don't know your strategy.

[benalexis12]

Apart from Tradingview do you know any other site where I can see Analysis/Trading Ideas of any technique (order flow, elliot waves, fibobox, chartism etc)?

And do you have any tips to know which are the best Trading Analysis/Signals/Trading Ideas from Tradingview ?

It seems that anyone can share their Analysis/Signals/Ideas on Tradingview....

From a trading point of view, that's fine with me; that's enough for me to somehow learn how to trade. After all, there are also many tools that can be used on the trading platform. So far, I have no problem using it.

Especially since I am making this a practice place to hone myself as a trader in the crypto space that I live in, and so far this fairdesk is quite easy to use because it is very smooth, to be honest, according to my experience here. I'm not promoting Fairdesk; I'm just saying he's pretty cool.

[Wind_FURY]

OP and everyone, I would encourage you to look at "HODL Waves", https://unchained.com/hodlwaves

Currently 68% of the total supply has NOT MOVED for AT LEAST one to two years or above it. About three years ago this number was 59%. "Why" are HODLers increasing, "what" would be the effect of a growing HODLer count on Bitcoin's price when the money printers are turned on again?

[lombok]

So far Tradingview is still the number one reference in my opinion. Tradingview provides complete facilities as a website for economic analysis, stocks, forex, commodities, crypto and others.
However, if OP wants to try another platform, perhaps OP can visit Investing.com

https://www.investing.com/

Hopefully OP gets what he is looking for.

[Yamane_Keto]

Even well-known services and large platforms depend on Tradingview, and the free version provides you with many available tools and options, so you can start using it. You may need in the future to use the paid version when you want to trade more professionally, but you will not find a free version that provides multiple trading options better than Tradingview.
You can find better features in some paid versions, but since you want to pay, it is better to pay for something good and worthy.

[DVlog]

So far Tradingview is still the number one reference in my opinion. Tradingview provides complete facilities as a website for economic analysis, stocks, forex, commodities, crypto and others.
However, if OP wants to try another platform, perhaps OP can visit Investing.com

https://www.investing.com/

Hopefully OP gets what he is looking for.

The problem with the trading view is that I think it's not totally free. I have seen some amazing indicators in trading view that have a real use case for any analysis of the chart but they are not free. I understand they are not developed by trading view so it is not up to them to remove those paid subscription but if they can do that this would be great for many traders. They would have used trading view instead of their exchange chart because of the wide range of free indicators that they could access there.

[South Park]

Apart from Tradingview do you know any other site where I can see Analysis/Trading Ideas of any technique (order flow, elliot waves, fibobox, chartism etc)?

And do you have any tips to know which are the best Trading Analysis/Signals/Trading Ideas from Tradingview ?

It seems that anyone can share their Analysis/Signals/Ideas on Tradingview....

Tradingview should be more than enough to keep you busy for a long time so you do not really need to look for other sources at the moment, I say this because you also ask for tips to know which one of those sharing their ideas out there is the best, and there is not a shortcut for that, I could tell you to look at their history and decide based on their results, but it is known many traders delete their mistaken predictions to make it seem as if they are better than what they actually are, so if you want to know the answer to that question you have no choice but to keep track of all of those people and follow their win and loss ratio for months in order to find this answer.

[Obari]

Apart from Tradingview do you know any other site where I can see Analysis/Trading Ideas of any technique (order flow, elliot waves, fibobox, chartism etc)?

And do you have any tips to know which are the best Trading Analysis/Signals/Trading Ideas from Tradingview ?

It seems that anyone can share their Analysis/Signals/Ideas on Tradingview....

I have to quote your entire post because as a trader , is not always advisable to rely on the trading signal and ideas of others  and this is actually the first time I’m hearing about the trading view and I want to know how accurate they must have been and what’s the major reason why you want an alternative because one thing you ought to know is the forum and community is always sensitive of every information and you should try making it clear why you want an alternative for the trading signal you’re already familiar with.

As a trader, it is always advisable that you learn trading by yourself rather than wanting to rely on channels and not as well as signals from others.

[Wind_FURY]

So far Tradingview is still the number one reference in my opinion. Tradingview provides complete facilities as a website for economic analysis, stocks, forex, commodities, crypto and others.
However, if OP wants to try another platform, perhaps OP can visit Investing.com

https://www.investing.com/

Hopefully OP gets what he is looking for.

OP is looking for other ideas besides the usual tools used for technical analysis like the indicators he has already posted. I suggested HODL Waves as a tool to add in his list, not to be a trader, but more to be an investor/long term holder OR a HODLer because it adds more to the probability for plebs like us to come out in profit.

Plus that website is mainly good more for news and fundamental analysis, and when you read the headline, it's "U.S. stocks dip after September consumer prices edge higher than expected".

https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/dow-futures-tick-higher-ahead-of-cpi-release-3196487

You already could predict that there might be another rate hike or an announcement that the Federal Reserve will not lower interest rates in the near future. That's not bullish for stocks, commodities and other risk assets.

[jeraldskie11]

Apart from Tradingview do you know any other site where I can see Analysis/Trading Ideas of any technique (order flow, elliot waves, fibobox, chartism etc)?

And do you have any tips to know which are the best Trading Analysis/Signals/Trading Ideas from Tradingview ?

It seems that anyone can share their Analysis/Signals/Ideas on Tradingview....

Tradingview is the best platform to analyze the market which is commonly used by most traders. All that you need in trading can be found here so it's not necessary to find alternative platform other than this. I have tried different platform before but I immediately stopped using it and I continued using tradingview.

And yes, anyone can share their analysis from tradingview but I just want to advice you that don't rely your trades from them especially if they can't provide PnL. Depending your trades from others won't make you profitable for a long time since we don't know how long the lead trader will stay for us. I recommend to join mentorship program then back test and enhanced the strategy that you learned from them. You can also try paper trading and if you can profit and a good win rate in a month, then you can also make it in live trading.

[lombok]

So far Tradingview is still the number one reference in my opinion. Tradingview provides complete facilities as a website for economic analysis, stocks, forex, commodities, crypto and others.
However, if OP wants to try another platform, perhaps OP can visit Investing.com

https://www.investing.com/

Hopefully OP gets what he is looking for.

The problem with the trading view is that I think it's not totally free. I have seen some amazing indicators in trading view that have a real use case for any analysis of the chart but they are not free. I understand they are not developed by trading view so it is not up to them to remove those paid subscription but if they can do that this would be great for many traders. They would have used trading view instead of their exchange chart because of the wide range of free indicators that they could access there.

Yes, that's right, if we want a more advanced level and can use all the analysis tools on Tradingview then we will be charged a fee. And the facilities we will get are also different, depending on the level we will subscribe to. Social Networks will also be available if we subscribe to the pro level.





https://www.tradingview.com/gopro/?source=header_go_pro_button&feature=start_free_trial#plans

[Wind_FURY]

So far Tradingview is still the number one reference in my opinion. Tradingview provides complete facilities as a website for economic analysis, stocks, forex, commodities, crypto and others.
However, if OP wants to try another platform, perhaps OP can visit Investing.com

https://www.investing.com/

Hopefully OP gets what he is looking for.

The problem with the trading view is that I think it's not totally free. I have seen some amazing indicators in trading view that have a real use case for any analysis of the chart but they are not free. I understand they are not developed by trading view so it is not up to them to remove those paid subscription but if they can do that this would be great for many traders. They would have used trading view instead of their exchange chart because of the wide range of free indicators that they could access there.

Yes, that's right, if we want a more advanced level and can use all the analysis tools on Tradingview then we will be charged a fee. And the facilities we will get are also different, depending on the level we will subscribe to. Social Networks will also be available if we subscribe to the pro level.





https://www.tradingview.com/gopro/?source=header_go_pro_button&feature=start_free_trial#plans

The "tools" will definitely NOT make a newbie in trading a "better trader". It's probably like giving an eight year old child a more advanced Lego set specifically for twelve year olds. The child wouldn't know WHAT to do, or WHERE to start, or HOW. Plus because "trading" can possibly make you lose your whole savings or put you in debt, then for most plebs it's probably better not to try it, and just buy the Bitcoin DIP and HODL.

[lombok]

The "tools" will definitely NOT make a newbie in trading a "better trader". It's probably like giving an eight year old child a more advanced Lego set specifically for twelve year olds. The child wouldn't know WHAT to do, or WHERE to start, or HOW. Plus because "trading" can possibly make you lose your whole savings or put you in debt, then for most plebs it's probably better not to try it, and just buy the Bitcoin DIP and HODL.

On this I very much agree. For beginners, things like this will actually make you confused. With functions and uses that are not understood it will only waste time and money. Instead of wasting time doing analysis with complicated tools and looking at other people's analysis which is not necessarily correct, buy the dip-hold is the right choice to make a profit (of course this will be very effective on BTC, if it's about shitcoin I have no comment because I have experienced a scam in shitcoins)

[yhiaali3]

I recommend to join mentorship program then back test and enhanced the strategy that you learned from them. You can also try paper trading and if you can profit and a good win rate in a month, then you can also make it in live trading.

Yes, of course, good advice for beginners, but I think that “paper trading” is no longer used these days. There are platforms that allow you to open demo accounts to learn instead. These methods are widely used in Forex.

Paper trading or demo accounts have advantages and disadvantages. Through this method, you can learn to trade without real risks, but at the same time, unless you try real trading and test the problems on the ground, you will not gain real experience.

Expertise comes through experiences and exposure to profit and loss.

[jeraldskie11]

I recommend to join mentorship program then back test and enhanced the strategy that you learned from them. You can also try paper trading and if you can profit and a good win rate in a month, then you can also make it in live trading.

Yes, of course, good advice for beginners, but I think that “paper trading” is no longer used these days. There are platforms that allow you to open demo accounts to learn instead. These methods are widely used in Forex.

Paper trading or demo accounts have advantages and disadvantages. Through this method, you can learn to trade without real risks, but at the same time, unless you try real trading and test the problems on the ground, you will not gain real experience.

Expertise comes through experiences and exposure to profit and loss.

I agree with you, but it's better if you trade forex. There are still traders in forex who use paper trade in tradingview just to make it as one because they still have the same concept. So if you want to trade only in crypto, then you are still a beginner, then paper trade in tradingview is for you.

For me, the demo account is still a good way to gain an experience, the only difference between it and the live account is that there is no emotion involved. The main reason why to do paper trade is to test your strategy if it works. Live account is also different from demo because the probability would decrease because he has an emotion. Emotion affects trading execution.

[South Park]

I agree with you, but it's better if you trade forex. There are still traders in forex who use paper trade in tradingview just to make it as one because they still have the same concept. So if you want to trade only in crypto, then you are still a beginner, then paper trade in tradingview is for you.

For me, the demo account is still a good way to gain an experience, the only difference between it and the live account is that there is no emotion involved. The main reason why to do paper trade is to test your strategy if it works. Live account is also different from demo because the probability would decrease because he has an emotion. Emotion affects trading execution.

It is because of this that a strategy not only should be devised with the idea of making the most money, it should also be devised taking into account the emotions and difficulties that you could go through at the time, so it does not matter if a strategy is great and it could in theory make you a lot of money, but when the time comes you are unable to execute it because you are scared or the strategy itself takes too many risks and you are worried about something going wrong.

[taufik123]

There are several recommendations for Technical Analysis websites or software that can be chosen besides Tradingview, namely

StockChart
https://stockcharts.com/

Metatrader 5
https://www.metatrader5.com/en/download

Chartnexus
https://chartnexus.en.softonic.com/

Amibroker
https://www.amibroker.com/download.html

Investing.com
https://www.investing.com/charts/live-charts

Those are just a few choices that might be a recommendation, but personally, I am more with Tradingview, because from the beginning I learned to trade using Tradingview.

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For me, the demo account is still a good way to gain an experience, the only difference between it and the live account is that there is no emotion involved. The main reason why to do paper trade is to test your strategy if it works. Live account is also different from demo because the probability would decrease because he has an emotion. Emotion affects trading execution.

Demo accounts are just for the experience but without emotion.
It will be very different from live trading which directly uses money.
As a trading experiment, it is okay to use demo trading, but after that, it is better to immediately practice to get the euphoria of trading directly and this will train the emotions and psychology of trading.
Use minimal funds to overcome losses so as not to be too much.

[Nrcewker]

To be honest TradingView is the best for analysing the market and coins. It provides the best tool that give accurate results what a trader wants. If you don’t know how to properly use Tradingview, then definitely do checkout youtube. There will be millions of tutorials explaining each and every indicators present here. Moreover if you are someone new, and wants to follow big traders, then do try copy trading. Here you can copy trades of big traders and can make good amount of money.

[bittraffic]

Apart from Tradingview do you know any other site where I can see Analysis/Trading Ideas of any technique (order flow, elliot waves, fibobox, chartism etc)?

And do you have any tips to know which are the best Trading Analysis/Signals/Trading Ideas from Tradingview ?

It seems that anyone can share their Analysis/Signals/Ideas on Tradingview....

From a trading point of view, that's fine with me; that's enough for me to somehow learn how to trade. After all, there are also many tools that can be used on the trading platform. So far, I have no problem using it.

Especially since I am making this a practice place to hone myself as a trader in the crypto space that I live in, and so far this fairdesk is quite easy to use because it is very smooth, to be honest, according to my experience here. I'm not promoting Fairdesk; I'm just saying he's pretty cool.

May I ask how many indicators can you add to your regular Fairdesk account?  I just learned about it and wanna try the charts as to whether we can use as many as 5 indicators without having to pay subscription.

@david678345 The exchanges like binance des have a platform where you can set up indicators and all. If are looking for some other sites, I think the Babypips will be a good option to learn some strategies.