TradingView on the Quotex platform
The main differences between the standard live chart and the chart on TradingView include:
- Limited Indicators: The standard live chart has a limited number of indicators, constituting only 5-7% of those offered on TradingView.com.
- Inability to Save Settings: On the standard live chart, settings cannot be saved, requiring users to re-enter them after each page reload. This limitation is absent in the full version of TradingView, which users can access by clicking on the TradingView link directly from the live chart.
Getting Started:
The first step in using TradingView is registration, which grants access to all platform features. The registration process is simple and only requires an email, username, and password, with the option to register via social networks.
Features of the TradingView Chart:
The TradingView chart features advertisements on its surface, which is its only downside. While ads can be closed, they will periodically reappear. Complete removal of ads is possible through a paid subscription.
Saving Indicator Settings:
After adding and configuring indicators on the chart, users can save these settings using the cloud-shaped button with an arrow pointing upwards. In the pop-up window, users are prompted to name the saved set of settings. The system allows for saving indicators, strategies, graphical elements, selected assets, and the chart's time frame.
Trading Ideas:
For registered users, trading ideas are available, displayed as light bulb icons on the chart. These represent traders' opinions on the future behavior of specific assets. Users can view, comment on these ideas, and even submit their own.
Conclusion:
TradingView offers extensive capabilities, including a wide range of indicators, strategy tester, settings saving feature, trading ideas, and more. The main downside is the presence of advertisements, which can be eliminated with a paid subscription. If saving indicator settings is critical for you, TradingView would be the optimal choice. Otherwise, the standard live chart, providing all necessary tools for analysis and trading, may suffice.