🚀 Unlocking Your Trading Potential with Bar Replay on TradingView
In the whirlwind of trading, having ace tools up your sleeve can dramatically shape your strategy and success. The spotlight shines bright on TradingView’s Bar Replay feature, a gem that offers a rewind on market movements, setting the stage for strategic mastery. Let's dive into what makes Bar Replay a must-use for traders eager to refine their game.
đź•’ Understanding Bar Replay on TradingView
Bar Replay is one of TradingView's standout features, allowing traders to select any point in history on their chart and watch the market's movements replay from that moment. It's a game-changer for visualizing price actions and volume changes without the stakes of live trading. Whether you're aiming for an in-depth analysis or a quick market recap, the adjustable speed of Bar Replay caters to all your needs with unmatched flexibility.
🤿 Why Dive into Bar Replay?
The magic of Bar Replay lies in its exceptional ability to simulate market scenarios, offering a practice ground for strategy testing and gaining insights from historical market behavior. Newcomers find a safe space to learn and experiment, while the pros get a robust tool for refining strategies. Our tutorial video steps it up by walking you through practical uses on a top company's chart—marking crucial levels, applying indicators, and making trade decisions, all within the Bar Replay environment.
✨ Conclusion: ReplayYour Path to Trading Excellence
Bar Replay isn't just another tool; it's your companion in the quest for trading excellence, turning theory into actionable insight. Whether you're just starting or fine-tuning your strategy, it bridges the gap to more informed and decisive trading.
Ready to explore Bar Replay's power and make each session a step closer to your trading goals? Let's embark on this journey together.
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Awesome video, well explained. Definitely worth viewing!
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The back test data used to display the output values on charting library is erroneous due to wrong/more recent data being used as input to calculate the output value. Steps To Reproduce: Go to replay mode of charts Select Monthly Timeframe to test the unreliable data replay being shown by TV 2.Go to a Lower timeframe say weekly/daily /any time-frame that shows a data sampling less than one month 3.Replay one unit of lower time-frame to see the data sampling value seen - NOTE DOWN. 4.Switch to the Monthly reference time-frame which now shows a totally skewed output of monthly close that is otherwise unknown untill month-ends(/any data samle understudy) Above Data-error demonstration reference (refer to screenshot images for better understanding of issue: 1. - Monthly close price at 4450.37 (Replay mode on to backtest the data from july month) 2. - Weekly close price at 4450.37 (exactly matching with monthly close -as we are exactly on last trading day & week of the month 3. - one week replay fast forward done weekly close price @4398.96 on replay/back-test mode on a weekly sampling 4. - Now switch back to monthly time-frame to see the accuracy of data that is being shown with weekly reference where only one week is over - NOTE only 1st week of July is over in the July month. and in this close price of month stands at 4588.97 which is not the weekly closing value originally seen in step 3, which renders the reliability of back-testing on trading-view useless for traders blindly relying on the data shown in backtest feature of trading view, if the same data-sampling and backtest methods are being duplicated in pinescript and other backtest results of trading-view platform ,then the entire team of professionals ,novice and other traders ,investors are fooled due to unreliable data that is being shown in backtest of tradingview platform in step 4 we are ought to get a output of 4398.96 -which the truth of being in the live data. regards, Impact above shows what is wrong with the charting data of trading view platform. when it works right is at the juncture of last week of the month matching with monthly close data , similarly it is the case with all possible timeframe references say if we start a backtest with weekly data-sample and come down to a daily time frame forward one day of data ,again switch back to weekly time interval to see that there is no link of prices that can be relied for a successful backtest. this renders entire backtest feature useless and backtest would get name as forward-test by using the skewed data that is otherwise not available in real world backtesting making the traders darn fools of themselves for blindly relying on data being replayed. Replay is not reliable for accu-backtesting Krishna Computer science engineer, CA(IPCC),CMT L2. Member ATA,India. Trader , Analyst .
ChartSight
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This is best feature for learning from mistakes and help to improve skills
Artsieguy
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yeah I totally agree. This was fantastic and gave me some good ideas! Thanks!
emmanueliwambe1
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Great video
redarmo
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'great video'....'good video'...do any of you really understand it? you do if you have been on this site awhile and have been trading awhile...this is not being explained in layman's terms and anyone just learning day trading or on this site for the very first time wont be saying to anyone; 'great video/good video'...they wont have a clue. i seriously doubt if any of those calling this video great or good is making good money off of this site right now...or are you? (answer up if you are)...Tradingview needs to break this video down more for the layman and stop explaining it as it everyone has 2-4 yrs being on this site and with the same amount of time day trading.