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Publishing Ideas - TradingView Documentation Being able to publish and share your ideas is one of the key features of TradingView. When you publish an idea it will be available for the entire tradingview.com community to see and comment on. Ideas can also be reposted to users' Twitter and/or StockTwits accounts, essentially allowing them to be broadcast across three different places simultaneously. In addition to being added to TradingView, Twitter and StockTwits feeds, ideas can also be embedded into web pages. *For example, the chart below was first published on TradingView and then embedded into this webpage using standard wiki formatting. This is an interactive chart. Once you have created an idea on a chart and would like to share it with the TradingView, Twitter or StockTwits communities you can do so by clicking on the "Publish Idea" button in the lower right hand corner of the chart. In order for the TradingView community to grow, it is important that published ideas are meaningful and well thought out.
AnonCloak - Anonymous Online Browsing and Bitcoin Trading Ideas on All Ideas The weekly chart looks very good, at least for the short term. The problem with this bottoming stocks is that you have no way of telling when they are going to explode, or at least I don't. Sometimes they get stuck in a tight range for many years, but they usually explode. Here however, I am not looking for a long run, but for a small upmove on the daily. Weekly view here : The daily chart looks like it bottomed. I have been watching this stock for a few days. As I wrote on the chart, I will manage this trade according to the momentum I see in the next few days. This trade is something new for me, as I haven't traded until now cheap stocks.
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Spread Charts - TradingView Documentation The most basic definition of a spread chart is that it is a comparison between a financial instrument (such as a stock) and an additional variable (such as another financial instrument or a numerical value). Trading using spreads has been gaining in popularity because they provide a new perspective of a financial instrument's value and can also help to alleviate some risk. There are a few different ways to utilize a spread chart. Some of the more popular ones are; price inversions, currency conversions, financial instrument comparisons and pairs trading. To create your own custom spread chart in TradingView; Enter the first variable (symbol, number etc.) in the symbol entry window in the upper left hand corner and follw it with a space. For Example: Entering AAPL / XAUUSD will create a comparison of Apple vs. Spreads for intraday charts are calculated by taking the Open, High, Low, and Close of each 1-minute bar and then recompiled into the selected interval. Chart Inversions 1.
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