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A Beginner’s Guide to TradingView
TradingView is a browser-based charting platform and screener for cryptocurrencies and other financial assets. Its charting tools are also available to use natively in Binance’s trading UI. Apart from charting, you can also share your trading strategies and live stream your analysis. When it comes to free options, TradingView is a powerful tool for all experience levels. The basic features should be enough for most traders. However, be careful browsing through other users’ ideas and streams. It’s important to filter out the information that adds value to your strategy rather than blindly following others.
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Introduction
What does TradingView do?
TradingView in Binance
How expensive is TradingView?
What is TradingView’s social network?
Understanding the TradingView UI
Personalizing your TradingView charts
Drawing trend lines
Pros and cons of TradingView
Closing thoughts
A Beginner’s Guide to TradingView
About Lesson

TradingView offers Instagram-like features for sharing and showing off trading strategies. The website’s Ideas and Streams pages give you a chance to pick up tips or get feedback. If you navigate to the Ideas page, you’ll see charts, videos, and commentaries from other users. Community members can also get involved in discussions and chat rooms. But remember that any user can create and share ideas, so be careful. Every trader has a different style and strategy, so you should not take these as financial advice.

Just like you might watch a Twitch stream of your favorite gamer, TradingView Streams let you observe other traders create charts in real-time. It’s a fun extra feature but still in beta, and the amount of content is relatively low.
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