TradingView Setup & Paper Trading
Create your free account, set Philippine timezone, build your watchlist, and activate Paper Trading to practice risk-free.
Master the industry-standard charting platform at matuto gumamit ng limang essential technical tools na ginagamit ng mga professional traders worldwide.
In this chapter, you will learn how to use TradingView, one of the most popular free charting platforms used by traders all over the world. You will also discover five core technical tools that help you read price charts and make better trading decisions.
Think of TradingView as your trading workspace. Instead of opening multiple apps or websites, you can view charts, add indicators, draw lines, set alerts, and even practice trading—all in one place.
Remember: This chapter is all about learning and practicing. You will not be risking any real money.
The basic way to read price action. Each candle shows you the open, high, low, and close price for a specific time period.
Smooth out price data to help you see the overall trend direction—uptrend, downtrend, or sideways.
Shows whether a market is "overbought" or "oversold," which can signal potential reversals.
Tells you how much trading activity is happening. High volume often confirms strong moves.
Helps you spot momentum changes and potential trend reversals before they fully develop.
Create your free account, set Philippine timezone, build your watchlist, and activate Paper Trading to practice risk-free.
Master the foundation of chart reading—understand OHLC, candle colors, wicks, bodies, and common patterns.
Learn how to identify trends using moving averages and understand Golden Cross and Death Cross signals.
Master momentum indicators—spot overbought/oversold conditions, confirm moves with volume, and catch momentum shifts.
Work smart within TradingView Basic limits—create rotating templates and build your daily analysis workflow.