I have a question…On tradingview, when I plot the Exp Moving Average from the Indicators tab, and then click on format for one of the MAs and change the Style Scale to “No Scale” or “Left Scale”, the MA lines fluctuate when I move the chart left and right. I draw and redraw these things all the time. It would be nice to have a video series from Sierra highlighting how to use the software like Updata.Furthermore, the Sierra website could be clearer. Not without it’s problems but support always seems to solve them.

I don’t think that’s possible.

I also use TradingView for charts.Hey Reyner I wanna know what is your trading brokerI don’t publicly discuss brokers because in this day and age, we have no idea what goes on behind the scenes.If you want a recommendation, drop me an email me and we can discuss it.I would love to know your broker and others you can suggest out there. It does not show 24h data, not even the morning period. Or is it possible to use this platform with any broker?You can use tradingview charting platform for your analysis if your broker is not connected to tradingview and you can place your trade on your broker Mt4.I don’t place orders on TradingView. Besides there is nothing stopping you from viewing multiple charts on your brokers live account even if you only trade 1 instrument. Lots of comparison functions and both charting and scanning are powerful. This is true. Anyway my question to Rayner is about account size versus the number of lots I guess you will say position size. SO, BE CAREFUL which subscription you choose, and I recommend paying month-to-month when you first join until you know which subscription you will want.Rayner please refer me to use trading view to get the discount of $30 please and thank you.the charts I use look just the same as the charts from TradingView, same indicators, same tools, etc., so I suppose other compagnies are using these charts aswellYou left out the most important thing on TradingView: if your indicator relies on any realtime data (such as current bar close, high, low or volume, or use the much-hyped “label” drawings which rely on realtime bar info to be drawn), alerts set on it will randomly misfire. Say both ends and a few points in between. On demo yes, but you can sign up with meta trader themselves and get a sort of quasi live account(can’t trade with it) and that account is valid all time. In the tradingview or MT4. SC (Sierra Chart) provides its clients a high performing product, which can handle all sorts of demanding tasks at the same time as being less stressful on your computer system.One of the standout features is its technical tool library.
You must upgrade from the basic package to use of more than three indicators on a chart, to save more than one chart and even to use TradingView on more than one device simultaneously.For those wanting complex technical tools like Market Profile® & Composite profiles then TradingView lacks these features. TradingView offers a discount during Black Friday. For FX, TradingView is only effective for charting if your broker is Oanda, FXCM or Forex.com. When you save an alert, it is stored on a different server than your live chart, on which repainting indicators are calculated differently, and can arbitrarily change without you knowing. It outshines many broker-based systems. I would recommend going for the TradingView PRO+ at $19.95 per month or the Premium at $39.95 per month; the benefits are extensive, including Priority Customer Support and unlimited everything. This isn’t a big problem but could be annoying for some new users.Sierra Chart is possibly the best ‘value for money’ trading platform and is cheaper than TradingView. But is your broker already in TradingView or are you doing your analysis there and then make the trade elsewhere? I just may have to go Pro, even if I am still a rookie trader.

It’s just a bunch of lines on a chart. Contact tradingview about it.Very well. I use the PRO+ version. Have been trying to persuade my broker (IB) to use the site but no luck yet.Another advantage of trading view is that you can use on Mac I’m not sure man. You’re better off using other free trading tools in the meantime.For a scalper, speed is of the essence because you need to make split second’s decision.However, TradingView isn’t built for speed unlike some of the other established platforms (like CQG or TT) — so it’s not for you.Earlier, I mentioned that if you have a $1000 account, it doesn’t make sense to subscribe to TradingView because you need to generate a return of 12%/year to breakeven.But, if your account is larger (let’s say $5000), then it makes sense since you only need 2.4%/year to breakeven.TradingView offers data on Stocks, Futures, Forex, Indices, ETFs, and etc.So if you trade across many sectors, then TradingView will make your life easier without having to use multiple charting platforms.Swing and position traders rely on technical analysis to make their trading decisions.