TradingView is a cloud-based charting and social-networking application for active investment traders, both rookie and experienced. A free account gives you access to basic graphing, research, and analytical tools. If you've been trading using MetaTrader 4 for a time, you'll realize that the trendlines are inaccurate. 

TradingView gives Trend Followers access to a diverse variety of markets such as stocks, forex, commodities, agriculture, indices, bonds, metals, and so on. Perhaps the only disadvantage is that you won't be able to trade from within the platform; TradingView can only connect with Merrill (through CQG API), Modalmais, and Alor.

What is TradingView app?

TradingView is an online stock picker and screener for both novice and experienced active traders. It includes a plethora of cloud-based charting tools for research and allows users to communicate and interact with other active traders online. The disadvantage is that most big brokerages are not yet fully connected with TradingView, so you will have to conduct trades with your preferred brokerage individually.

Before you even sign up for a free account, TradingView provides a plethora of market data right on the site. A ticker for the EUR/USD, BTC/USD, and ETH/USD currency pairings, as well as the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 markets, is located at the top. You may look for any stock by ticker, trading ideas, educational ideas, scripts, or people.

On the TradingView social and communication tab, you'll discover the freshest stories by top authors, up-to-date market summaries, the latest stock news, an economic calendar, and trending charts. Read what other people have to say (including well-known traders) and contribute your trading ideas. TradingView's social media component provides a lot of instructional value.

Recommended for up and coming traders

TradingView is a great tool for researching, charting, and screening your favorite stocks, whether you're an avid trader or just interested in what's going on in the market. You receive a ton of free research tools right on the main page, and with a basic account, the eager novice may practice charting and simulated trading for free before executing trades at their preferred brokerage.