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Press ALT + I to invert your chart. If you're on a Mac, press option ⌥ + I. This shortcut will instantly flip the chart you're looking at upside down. Inverting your chart can give you a unique and different perspective on price and trend. Today, Amazon crossed $3,000 per share for the first time ever and its market cap now stands at $1.5 trillion. Congrats to...

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This chart shows the Nasdaq-100 ETF QQQ as a weekly chart going back several years. It shows price, volume , and the newest addition to all TradingView charts... Anchored VWAP. It's been added as a drawing tool and getting started is easy: 1. Select Anchored VWAP from the drawing tools list on the chart’s left-side panel. 2. Now select a point on the chart from...

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In this video, we show you how to change your chart's timeframe with a few taps on your keyboard. While many of you are already familiar with this shortcut, we think it's worth highlighting here for those who haven't had a chance to try it. To get started, type any number on your keyboard and then press Enter. Your chart will adjust its timeframe to the number...

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This chart shows the S&P 500 since its lows in March and the current rally since those lows. The market is on the verge of creating an epic v-bottom. To highlight this move higher, we've added a big green arrow to the chart that you can't miss. That's the new arrow marker drawing tool that you can start using today. The Arrow Marker is a convenient pointer used...

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Alerts can save you time and instantly inform you about what's happening in the markets. Get alerts sent to your phone, desktop, email, or through a web hook. Create them for your favorite stocks on your Watchlist or for trading ideas you're interested in. In this quick video, we show you how to create alerts and how they can help. Step 1 - Find and click the...

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On TradingView, hotkeys and shortcuts will help you chart faster and navigate markets in lightening-speed. Draw a Trendline or a Fibonacci Retracement by pressing one or two keys on your keyboard. In this video, we want to show you every hotkey and shortcut available. Press Alt / ⌥ + T to quickly draw a Trendline. Or press Alt / ⌥ + F to quickly draw a...

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The Total Market Cap for all cryptocurrencies currently stands at nearly $220 billion. You can track and chart this data on TradingView by typing "TOTAL" or "CRYPTO MARKET CAP" into the search bar or by visiting the Total Market Cap page: www.tradingview.com Total Market Cap is an important metric to follow...

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You can add text to any line you draw on your chart and manage its color, orientation, and font size from one tab. This applies to all lines including horizontal lines, trend lines, arrows, and vertical lines. This new tab will make it easy to place text in the perfect position on your chart. It will also help adjust the color and size of text to fit your...

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Crude oil traded at -$40 per barrel and that is a historic move. It will go down in the history books. In this video, we want to show everyone how to track and analyze futures on TradingView, specifically future contracts in crude oil CL1! and CL2!. On TradingView, it's possible to study any futures market and break that market down by each month. CL1!, for...

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In this video tutorial, we quickly want to show you how to extend your drawings across your chart. The steps to getting started are easy: 1. Draw a Pitchfork, Fibonacci Retracement, or Trendline on your chart. 2. Open the settings of your drawing. 3. Find and check the box that says "Extend Lines Left" or "Extend Lines Right" We think this feature is an...

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The Bar Replay Tool is how you can relive any moment in time on a chart. It can be used to study past price action, trading history or to analyze specific investing strategies at certain point in time. To get started, click the Bar Replay button at the top of your chart. If you are having a hard time finding this tool, look for the rewind icon ⏪ and click...

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Charting economic data can help you learn more about the macro world and see the bigger picture. This chart shows weekly Initial Jobless Claims in the US. In other words, it shows you how many people are filing for unemployment each week. The big spike, which has never been seen before in economic history, shows what the COVID-19 slowdown did to the economy in...

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This is a chart of Zoom (Ticker ZM). Zoom is a video conferencing company that has remained strong in the COVID-19 sell-off. Why? Because a large number of people have been forced to video conference from home on quarantine. While most stocks are down on a year-to-date basis, Zoom is actually up more than 100% YTD! The community on TradingView has been following...

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The chart you see here shows confirmed COVID-19 cases for several countries ranging from the US to China, Japan, Germany, and Italy. Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a global problem and there’s no need for us at TradingView to tell you just how serious it is. In response to the ongoing global health crisis affecting millions of people worldwide in over 150...

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This chart shows Bitcoin (candlestick chart) and the Correlation Coefficient between Bitcoin and the S&P 500 (white graph). You can find the Correlation Coefficient between any two assets in seconds -- it's easy. First, head to Indicators & Strategies and then search for Correlation Coefficient. When you find it, click it, and a box will appear asking you to type...

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Creating custom formulas can put price action into different perspectives. You can think of the search bar on TradingView like a calculator. This chart, for example, shows AAPL/VIX, but we could have expressed many different formulas including: (AAPL + GOOGL + AMZN + FB)^4 or TSLA + F + GM and even GLD/BTCUSD. There are countless ways to create equations on...

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Today, the S&P 500 dropped 7% in a single session of trading. What does this mean? It triggers a Level 1 circuit breaker across equity markets and all trading pauses for 15 minutes. A Level 2 halt happens when a a drop of 13% takes place, but if the drop happens after 3:25 p.m. ET, there is no halt. If the market ever drops 20% in a single day, all trading is...

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This chart shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average after today's sell-off. In this published idea, we want to take a second to write about bear markets and what they mean. In the media, bear markets are officially defined as a 20% drawdown from a prior peak. Today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 20% from its prior peak. Technically, this means the...