Do you even have some trading experience? If not, start by learning the basics before jumping into TradingView. No need to rely solely on indicators; many traders just use price action and support/resistance lines to forecast trends.
Most exchanges already have TradingView integrated, so linking accounts is usually unnecessary unless you want to run specific scripts. There are tons of YouTube tutorials to help you get started. Just explore the indicators and find what suits you.
I’ve traded a bit, but it’s been surface-level. I used ExpertOption before and found TradingView's interface kind of intimidating. Maybe I'll stick to the basics for now. Thanks for the heads up!
Yeah, TradingView is primarily for charting and analysis, not a broker. But you can connect your broker if you want to trade directly from there. Personally, I prefer doing my analysis on TradingView and then set my trades on the exchange instead.
For crypto, stick to the spot market. Bitcoin is king. The RSI is a solid indicator too, buy under 20, sell over 80. Also, look for divergences; they can signal market moves.
Just knowing a little isn't enough to be successful. You’ve got to really understand what you’re doing. Use TradingView to practice, but don’t risk live money until you’re sure of your skills.
Check out indicators like RSI, EMA, and volume. You’ll hit the limits of the free version fast but it’s a good start. Once you’re comfortable, look for MACD, Bollinger Bands, etc. A premium plan will be way better.
Starting with TradingView is a smart move since they have unique indicators that exchanges might not offer. Just make sure you understand any indicator before using it.
I haven’t linked my wallet yet, but I saw a video on how to do it. If you want, I can share the link. But honestly, I think using TradingView just for analysis is a solid plan.