TradingView -Improve Trading on 1,00,000 Virtual Money

 TradingView

TradingView is the World's most used technical analysis charting software for day traders and swing traders. it's fast, reliable, powerful and free. There is a paid version also. But with my experience free version is enough for our fulfillment.

 


 

 TradingView is my #1 choice for charting software. This platform is used by more than 50 million traders in present day worldwide.

 


 

It allows traders to view chart, add some useful indicators and analyze real time data to accurately predict the stock price movements and to get a profit from short term swings.

Charts and Technical Analysis

Charting is the reason you're considering using Tradingview. You won't be disappointed.

You can choose from;

  • 14  Chart types
  • 20+ Time frames
  • 90+ Drawing Tools 
  • 100+ Pre-built indicators
  • 1,00,000 + community build indicators
  • 70+ Exchanges from worldwide
 


 

 

Paper Trading

In addition to the above charting features, Trading view offers paper trading ( virtual money of 1,00,000 to practice your trading skills before risking real money).

To start your paper Trading account on TradingView, just go with the following steps.

 

Step 1 : Visit TradingView, Sign up & create your account.

 

Step 2 : After setting up your account, you can see at the bottom there is a section Trading panel, click on it

 


 Step 3 : After entering into trading panel, you can see the section as Paper trading, 

 


 Step 4 : After clicking connect in Paper trading, you can see there is a 1,00,000 virtual ready for you to practice and trade.

 


 Start your trading journey with this wonderful feature of paper trading that Trading view has provided for the learners like us.


Happy trading you all....!!


 

 



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