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... already have signals coming from TradingView or my own scripts, is...

質問者は下記サイトは見たことが無いのかな？ 下記サイトを見たら、放置で大丈夫って、簡単に分かるんだけど・・・ https://jp.tradingview.com/symbols/SPX/?timeframe=ALL

... your typical goon with a TradingView account that thinks he’s a...

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Hello guys, so I was wondering if you know what's the most efficient indicator i can use on tradingview submitted by /u/0XJehan to r/Trading [link] [comments]

I’m wondering if TradingView alone is enough for charting and basic analysis. A lot of people use multiple platforms, but that feels overwhelming. For someone still learning, is one clean charting tool better than trying to use everything? submitted by /u/AI_EdgeAlpha to r/tradingDeck1 [link] [comments]

I'm a newbie in trading and looking to start my journey with something for the long term. I'm trading crypto and US Stocks. Would appreciate any TV alternative recommendations that have a clean UI, reliable/fast, decent indicators, and are cheaper/free? Thank you. submitted by /u/Greedy-Lecture5071 to r/Daytrading [link] [comments]

Logged in to see how Trump is trolling the markets today and met with "You have been identified as a professional user" and saying that I am "REQUIRED" to upgrade to the Ultimate plan. For those that don't use TV please firstly recommend me an alternative that I can bring my PineScripts to and for reference the Pro → Ultimate price increase is 4x the monthly price ~200USD a month. I have been a loyal TradingView Pro subscriber for YEARS... What's more - can't even make a ticket because of "server error" AND Declaration of subscriber status is locked to "professional (commercial) subscriber" (can't even tick non-professional...)??? Brilliant move, TradingView. Right on top of you spamming out the once rare 80% off deals lately AND the price increases...anyone can guess you're probably losing money but the way is NOT to try to squeeze your loyal subscribers for more. Edit: Want to add before paid shills and alt accounts come in that the definition of a professional is clearly stated here: https://www.tradingview.com/support/solutions/43000677382-the-difference-between-professional-and-non-professional-status/ Please don't assume that everyone posting here saying they're blocked is mentally dense and doesn't even know which bucket they belong in. Edit2: New wave of misinformation this morning from paid shill (unnamed) and his alt accounts opening threads/commenting about prop firms. For the record I personally have never touched prop in my life (not demo/unpaid/live/paid) and I'm not even in the U.S. I think 90% here are in the same boat. It is quite clear that if so many are facing issues, it cannot be this 'one thing.' Make sure you clearly state whether or not you trade prop for your own sake- or they will blindly come in to comment something to the effect of accusing you without evidence. It also seems that you can be flagged if you use an email with your own domain, which anyone can purchase and hook it up with GoDaddy or G-mail. If we're all using TradingView/Pinescript, we're all pretty nerdy... Pretty ridiculous that they can arbitrarily and unilaterally block your access to a fully paid up service on such grounds without compensation. Would it not be better to flag your account/send an e-mail warning where you have X days to provide clarification/proof before putting the block up? submitted by /u/UnderratedComment1 to r/TradingView [link] [comments]

I'm just posting this here so that when the unsuspecting broke trader is looking for Tradingview premium for free, they find this post and know not to download from that shady source and subreddit. It's easy to spot, but I fear for other people. It's a subreddit posing as Github-related, when there's only ever been one post promoting some free premium Tradingview scam. The download is likely filled with viruses ready to steal your money, or at the very least take over your Reddit account like one user commented. There are no other posts on the subreddit, and comments are clearly bots. And all criticizing comments are deleted and the users are banned. I haven't downloaded it to check, but it's obvious. Don't be an idiot. Hopefully when people search about it, this comes up first. submitted by /u/idontgiveafunyun to r/TradingView [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/4yg2yj0r4wsg1.jpg?width=5648&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=67901415a6113048cce9a4030f8d8c60f767eac9 https://preview.redd.it/jfcvak0r4wsg1.jpg?width=5704&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=70dc87a7d24042e4faaf2a0079a2cfcc3f011784 https://preview.redd.it/mnm67k0r4wsg1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=44b66cc3cc64fdc173837d4493609099d24783c0 https://preview.redd.it/b9hs7l0r4wsg1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=b4b9c47be5faabc2f83d5e8eb1b88f655b0f838e I built a fully automated Opening Range Breakout strategy for futures trading — here's how it works Hey everyone, I wanted to share a strategy I've been developing and refining for a while now that I use for futures trading on TradingView. It's called the Xiznit Universal ORB and it's built around the Opening Range Breakout concept with a lot of added flexibility and automation built in. I'll break down how it works so anyone can understand it regardless of experience level. What is an Opening Range Breakout? The basic idea behind an ORB strategy is simple. At the start of a trading session, price tends to consolidate within a range as the market figures out direction. Once price breaks out of that range — either above the high or below the low — it often continues in that direction with momentum. The strategy watches for that breakout and enters a trade in the direction of the move. What makes this strategy different from a basic ORB is the level of customization and the built-in trade management that handles everything automatically once you're in a trade. You Define Your Own ORB Range and Trigger Bar This is one of the features I'm most proud of. Most ORB strategies lock you into a fixed timeframe for the opening range — usually the first 15 or 30 minutes of a session. This strategy lets you define exactly how long the opening range should be using any timeframe you want. You set the ORB Range Timeframe and the strategy will track the high and low of price during that window, then lock them in as your range once the time is up. So if you want a 10-minute opening range, set it to 10. If you prefer a 30-minute range, set it to 30. Completely up to you. On top of that, you also define your own Trigger Bar Timeframe. The trigger bar is the candle that actually confirms the breakout. For example you might use a 10-minute ORB range to establish the zone but want a 3-minute candle to confirm the breakout before entering. This separation between the range timeframe and the trigger timeframe gives you a huge amount of control over how sensitive or conservative the entry is. Faster trigger bars mean earlier entries, slower trigger bars mean more confirmation before getting in. Three Sessions, Full Control The strategy supports three separate trading sessions — Asian, London, and New York — and you can enable or disable any of them independently. Each session gets its own ORB range calculated fresh when that session opens. You also set the session times yourself in HHMM format so you can adjust them to your timezone and your preferred trading hours. There's even a built-in timezone selector so the session detection works correctly no matter where you are in the world. Three Entry Modes Once the ORB range is locked and a breakout is detected on your trigger bar, the strategy has three different ways it can enter a trade: Classic Breakout — The most straightforward mode. When the trigger bar closes above the ORB high, go long. When it closes below the ORB low, go short. You can optionally require the breakout candle body to be a minimum percentage of the ORB range to filter out weak moves. Pullback After Breakout — Instead of entering right at the breakout, this mode waits for price to break out and then pull back to a zone before entering. You choose the pullback target — ORB midpoint, a Fibonacci level, a fixed number of ticks from the broken level, VWAP, a Fair Value Gap, or an Order Block. This is great for avoiding chasing entries and getting a better risk/reward on the trade. MA + VWAP Confirmation — This mode adds a trend filter on top of the breakout. The entry only triggers if price is also above the fast moving average and VWAP for longs, or below them for shorts. You can combine this with a slope filter to make sure the moving average is actually trending in your direction before entering. Automatic Trade Management — Set It and Forget It This is where the strategy really shines for people who want to automate their trading. Once you're in a trade, everything is handled automatically. You set three take profit levels — TP1, TP2, and TP3 — each with its own R:R ratio and its own number of contracts to exit. So for example you might take 2 contracts off at TP1, 2 more at TP2, and let 1 run as a runner to TP3. You decide the split however you want. The stop loss management is equally flexible. You can use the opposite side of the ORB as your stop, the ORB midpoint, or a custom number of ticks. After TP1 is hit the strategy can automatically move the stop to breakeven plus a buffer so the trade becomes risk-free. After TP2 is hit it can move the stop up to the TP1 level to protect the runner. There's also an option to move the stop to breakeven once price has traveled a certain percentage of the way toward TP1, and an ATR-based trailing stop that kicks in after TP2 for those who prefer a dynamic exit on the runner. If price hits TP2 and then retraces back down to TP1, the runner automatically closes at TP1 to lock in profits rather than letting the trade turn into a loser. Built-In Risk Controls The strategy has several layers of protection built in for prop firm traders and anyone managing drawdown carefully: Daily dollar loss limit — Once your account is down a set dollar amount for the day, the strategy stops taking new trades for the rest of that session EOD Flatten — At a time you define, all open positions are automatically closed so you're never holding overnight unless you want to Weekend Gap Protection — Automatically flattens the position on Friday afternoon to avoid getting caught in weekend gaps One Trade Per Session — Forces the strategy to take only one trade per session window, blocking re-entries and opposite direction trades if you prefer a strict one-and-done approach Allow One Opposite Reversal — If the first trade gets stopped out, the strategy can optionally take one trade in the opposite direction if price breaks the other side of the ORB Entry Filters On top of the entry modes there are several optional filters you can stack to improve trade quality: Volatility Filter — Only enters if ATR is within a normal range, avoiding choppy low-volatility conditions and extreme spike conditions Volume Confirmation — Requires a volume spike above average to confirm the breakout has real participation behind it RSI Filter — Only allows longs above a threshold and shorts below a threshold VWAP Slope Filter — Only allows longs when VWAP is sloping upward and shorts when it's sloping downward Inside Bar Filter — Skips breakout entries on inside bars since those tend to produce false breakouts Higher Timeframe Alignment — Only takes trades in the direction of the higher timeframe trend using a 50 EMA on a timeframe you define Ghost Webhook Automation The strategy is built to work with Ghost by QuantCrawler for full automation. When an alert fires it sends a complete JSON payload including entry price, quantity, stop loss, and all three TP levels with their quantities. When the stop loss moves the strategy fires a separate SL update alert so Ghost can modify the live order at the broker. This means once your alerts are configured the entire trade lifecycle — entry, partial exits, stop moves, and final close — executes automatically without you touching anything. Who Is This For? This strategy works well for futures traders on instruments like MNQ, MGC, SIL, NQ, ES, and similar markets. It's designed with prop firm compliance in mind so the daily loss limit and EOD flatten features are there to keep you within drawdown rules. Whether you want to sit at your desk and trade it manually or set it up to run fully automated through Ghost, the strategy handles both use cases. If you have questions about setup or want to know more about any of the features drop them in the comments. submitted by /u/Xiznit to r/tradingmillionaires [link] [comments]