**Comment utiliser TradingView pour les DÉBUTANTS en 2026 (+IA) — Transcript & Summary | SozAI**
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Learn how to master TradingView in 2026 with this beginner-friendly tutorial covering interface, tools, indicators, alerts, and AI integration.

## Key Takeaways

- TradingView can be customized extensively to suit individual ergonomic and visual preferences.
- Deleting unnecessary indicators and grid lines helps create a cleaner, more readable chart.
- Alerts are essential for efficient trading without needing to watch the screen constantly.
- Technical indicators and drawing tools are critical for analyzing market trends and planning trades.
- The platform supports AI integration to improve trading decision-making and efficiency.

## What the video covers

- Introduction to TradingView for beginners and intermediate users to fully master the platform.
- Step-by-step guide on setting up a clear, fast, and organized workspace.
- Detailed walkthrough of the TradingView interface including chart customization and color themes.
- Instructions on deleting default indicators and customizing candlestick colors for better readability.
- Overview of different asset classes available such as stocks, Forex, cryptocurrencies, and commodities.
- Explanation of technical indicators like moving averages and oscillators.
- How to set alerts to stay informed without constant screen monitoring.
- Using graphic tools like trend lines and channels for technical analysis.
- Managing layouts and sections to organize trading strategies and take profit/stop loss zones.
- Introduction to integrating artificial intelligence to enhance trading efficiency.

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Introduction and Overview of TradingView
2. 04:02 Deleting Indicators and Simplifying the Chart
3. 07:49 Customizing Candlestick Colors and Visuals
4. 11:37 Selecting Assets and Data Types
5. 15:00 Using Moving Averages and Technical Indicators
6. 18:37 Setting Alerts for Efficient Trading
7. 21:58 Using Graphic Tools and Trend Analysis
8. 25:29 Setting Stop Loss and Take Profit Zones
9. 31:42 Managing Layouts and Sections
10. 38:34 Avoiding Unproductive Discussions and Final Tips

Answers

## Questions about this video

How do I customize the colors of candlesticks on TradingView?

Right-click on the chart, go to settings, then 'Symbol' where you can change the colors of bullish and bearish candle bodies as well as wick colors.

Can I use TradingView without downloading the app?

Yes, you can use TradingView directly in your browser by visiting the website and selecting 'Superchart' under the 'Product' menu.

How can I set alerts to avoid watching the screen all day?

Right-click on the chart and select 'Add alert' to set notifications based on your trading criteria, allowing you to prepare scenarios without constant monitoring.

## Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

00:00

Speaker A

Today, I am going to show you everything you need to know to use TradingView effectively, whether you are completely new to the platform or already use it without fully mastering all its possibilities. This video will help you build a workspace that is clear, fast, and perfectly organized. We will look together at the interface, chart customization, various tools, indicators, alerts, and, of course, the shortcuts I personally use every day in my trading. Of course, if you are a beginner, take the time to follow every

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Speaker A

clear, fast, and perfectly organized. We will look together at the interface, chart customization, various tools, indicators, alerts, and, of course, the shortcuts I personally use every day in my trading. Of course, if you are a beginner, take the time to follow every

00:34

Speaker A

step, and if you are looking for a specific feature, you will find all the chapters under the video. And what is the goal? That by the end of this tutorial, you will master the TradingView platform from A to Z and

00:47

Speaker A

know how to analyze markets, prepare positions, trade directly from the platform, and even integrate artificial intelligence into your process to gain efficiency. Let's get started. So, I'm interrupting for a second, but speaking of analysis, if you want to follow me

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Speaker A

know how to analyze markets, prepare positions, trade directly from the platform, and even integrate artificial intelligence into your process to gain efficiency. Let's get started. So, I'm interrupting for a second, but speaking of analysis, if you want to follow me

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hesitate to join me there. Well, the first step of this video is to click on your favorite browser and type in TradingView. Then, scroll down and select the correct site. Next, click on "Get Started" in the top right, and

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outside of YouTube, I am also launching on Instagram. I will share exclusive content there and even track trades in my stories. And of course, I will answer strictly all your questions via private message. And if, of course, once again, you are interested, don't

01:46

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But if you prefer to use the platform on your browser, no problem, you will click on "Product" and then "Superchart ." This is what TradingView looks like for analyzing and taking positions, and we will see all the features we can use

01:58

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hesitate to join me there. Well, the first step of this video is to click on your favorite browser and type in TradingView. Then, scroll down and select the correct site. Next, click on "Get Started" in the top right, and

02:09

Speaker A

proper chart, a readable chart, we will first start with the display. To do this, I invite you to take your cursor and click here. We are going to delete all the indicators. So, we will just hit delete, click, delete, click,

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click here to sign up. Then, depending on your choice, click on "More" and press "Download." Here, you will have the possibility to use TradingView directly on your computer, so as an application built into your computer.

02:32

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Next, to get perfect ergonomics, which of course will depend on your choices, you can right-click here, go to settings, and change your chart colors.

02:42

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But if you prefer to use the platform on your browser, no problem, you will click on "Product" and then "Superchart." This is what TradingView looks like for analyzing and taking positions, and we will see all the features we can use

02:56

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However, the one thing I ask for you to have the clearest chart possible is to uncheck "vertical grid lines" and " horizontal grid lines" here below the background settings. So, once and again , and you can see that your chart is

03:10

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with it. First, we are going to talk about the visuals. Right now, we don't really understand what is happening on the screens. There is a lot of information. Of course, I will explain everything from A to Z. But to have a

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profile in the top left and click directly on "Dark color theme." Confirm . And there you go, your entire interface has turned dark. Your whole interface is now set to TradingView's dark mode. Again, do whatever you like.

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proper chart, a readable chart, we will first start with the display. To do this, I invite you to take your cursor and click here. We are going to delete all the indicators. So, we will just hit delete, click, delete, click,

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to change the color of the candlesticks —the bars you see here—simply right-click and go to settings. Then, we will go to "Symbol," and here you can change the body of the bullish candles and the body of the bearish

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delete. And we are, of course, deleting all the indicators present on the chart. There, we already have much less information that we don't understand.

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you want more pronounced wicks, you can set them to black. And depending on, for example, if you don't like the color red because psychologically or emotionally you don't like seeing that color, you can also change your candle colors without any issues. Personally,

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Next, to get perfect ergonomics, which of course will depend on your choices, you can right-click here, go to settings, and change your chart colors.

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present today on TradingView. And we will, of course, start from left to right in a clockwise direction. And if, of course, you are only interested in a single feature, don't hesitate to check the chapters, it will be much easier

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For example, let's go to the background canvas; you can set a gradient from gray to white. For instance, if you want a template, like a fairly dark configuration, you could set it from black to gray like this. OK, why not.

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want to relearn the platform from A to Z, then this is the best tutorial you will see on the internet. We start here at the top left; we are going to click on the symbol search. So, what is this

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However, the one thing I ask for you to have the clearest chart possible is to uncheck "vertical grid lines" and "horizontal grid lines" here below the background settings. So, once and again, and you can see that your chart is

05:21

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But if, for example, today I want to trade Apple stock, I will click here on stocks. I will either look for it in the list or simply type its name here in the bar, of course. So there, Apple

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already much more readable; there's less information with grids everywhere, it's much cleaner now, and it will be much easier to read. Alright, if you still want to stick with the dark theme, you can click on your TradingView

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most used today in the French-speaking sphere, and we will therefore return to XAUUSD, also called Gold. So, of course , once again, depending on your criteria, you will have stocks, funds, futures, Forex like for example EURUSD, cryptos like Bitcoin, Ethereum, indices

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profile in the top left and click directly on "Dark color theme." Confirm. And there you go, your entire interface has turned dark. Your whole interface is now set to TradingView's dark mode. Again, do whatever you like.

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we were on the chart, and if we click here on technical data, we will have oscillators, moving averages, and in general, technical indicators that show us an average, depending on the timeframe we choose. So for example, if we want a 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, or

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The display won't determine whether you're a good trader. It’s strictly about your ergonomics, your eyes, and what you prefer visually. Personally, for this video, we are going to choose a light setup. So, I'm deselecting the dark theme. Of course, if you also want

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So here, B means buy. Neutral just means it's neither buy nor sell, and sell means to sell. Okay? So of course, as indicated here in the disclaimer, this is not investment advice and you should certainly not use these averages

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to change the color of the candlesticks—the bars you see here—simply right-click and go to settings. Then, we will go to "Symbol," and here you can change the body of the bullish candles and the body of the bearish

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on the other hand, it is still interesting. Especially for knowing if the majority of technical indicators are leaning towards buy, sell, or neutral. Next, still in this box, we have seasonal data. What is seasonal data? It's simply, for example, if I

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candles. For example, if you want, let's say, something more pronounced, you can click on "Borders" here and set it to black. And the same here for the borders of the red candles to have a black outline. Same for the wicks; if

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But if, for example, we select 2010 here, we will have far fewer simulations and far fewer curves on the screen. And right here, by hovering my cursor, I can see at a fixed date, for example, December 20th, the price

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you want more pronounced wicks, you can set them to black. And depending on, for example, if you don't like the color red because psychologically or emotionally you don't like seeing that color, you can also change your candle colors without any issues. Personally,

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using seasonal data? So, if for example you are interested in an asset, and that's why, but for our example, we will go to EUR/USD. So EUR/USD here, we click on seasonal data and what can we see? So over the period from 2021 to

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we will stick with red mainly for the bearish candles and we will set a potentially slightly brighter green for the bullish candles. We'll go with this one. Alright, we are now ready to start our tutorial on all the features

08:36

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or rather than bullish. And so, what can we conclude regarding a directional bias? Okay, well the last few years have shown me that the euro-dollar potentially had more of a consensus, a bearish, selling bias. And so, potentially in my analysis, I will add

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present today on TradingView. And we will, of course, start from left to right in a clockwise direction. And if, of course, you are only interested in a single feature, don't hesitate to check the chapters, it will be much easier

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And of course, if you find this line chart hard to interpret, you can also click on the table here to compare year by year and simply see what is most interesting. Of course, I advise against looking at it month by month,

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for you to navigate. And if you already know what I'm presenting, well, just go straight to what interests you. Take the information, apply it, and once again, don't waste your time. But if, of course, you are a beginner or just

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information sources. This is a direct partnership with Reuters, so if you use information to make decisions on charts today, you just have to read the news you find here. For example, I will click on this news item. The yen is

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want to relearn the platform from A to Z, then this is the best tutorial you will see on the internet. We start here at the top left; we are going to click on the symbol search. So, what is this

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this data section, we have the last one , which is community. So, this is the TradingView community. Okay? Anyone can post their analysis, no matter who. And something you must understand regarding this is that these are not professionals posting their analyses,

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for? It's primarily to search for which symbol, which instrument, or let's say the thing you want to trade. OK? For example, here we are on gold, so that's XAUUSD. OK? Gold against the US dollar.

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professionals, and they are not people who will make you money in the financial markets. But if it still interests you, then don't hesitate to take a look. If a piece of information can be good for you, then it might be

10:24

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But if, for example, today I want to trade Apple stock, I will click here on stocks. I will either look for it in the list or simply type its name here in the bar, of course. So there, Apple

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members to simply see the different scenarios expected by beginners. Right, we are done with the data section, so we will move on right here to compare symbols. So, what is it used for?

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is right there. We will click on Apple, and as we can see directly, TradingView has given us the chart and the view for Apple stock. So for our example and throughout this video, we will stay on gold. It's a popular asset, one of the

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you have the curve here of gold against the US dollar. And here you have the EUR USD curve. Of course, if you want to switch this curve to candlesticks, you can double-click here on style, choose candles, and you will also have

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most used today in the French-speaking sphere, and we will therefore return to XAUUSD, also called Gold. So, of course, once again, depending on your criteria, you will have stocks, funds, futures, Forex like for example EURUSD, cryptos like Bitcoin, Ethereum, indices

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you are hesitating between two assets for speculative trading and are looking for the one with the most momentum and upward trend, you can then compare the different charts. And of course, once you have finished your comparison analysis, click here to hide it if you

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like NASDAQ or S&P 500, and all the instruments and assets you are looking to trade or simply analyze. Next, an interesting feature that wasn't present in recent years. So, click here at the top left on change data type. So here,

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on delete and remove it, and I will no longer have the comparison. Next, we will move on to a very important and very interesting data point, and surely one of the most used. That will simply be the timeframes. Timeframes, that is

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we were on the chart, and if we click here on technical data, we will have oscillators, moving averages, and in general, technical indicators that show us an average, depending on the timeframe we choose. So for example, if we want a 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, or

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3 hours, 4 hours, 1 day, and so on. OK? And so what does that correspond to?

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one-month view, all the technical indicators simply give us a trend, whether it is bearish, neutral—meaning in consolidation—or bullish.

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Every hour, a new red or green candlestick will be created. If I click here on, for example, one minute, we will see it directly. And to refresh your chart to have the best possible view, here is a tip I give you.

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So here, B means buy. Neutral just means it's neither buy nor sell, and sell means to sell. Okay? So of course, as indicated here in the disclaimer, this is not investment advice and you should certainly not use these averages

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minute timeframe chart, every minute, we will see the creation of a new open red candle. And this will be more geared towards the short-term trader.

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for your personal trading or even your investments. It is purely an indication based on the various technical indicators present and the most popular ones on the platform. But personally, I don't use this in my trading. It was purely for informational purposes. But

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7-minute timeframe, and every 7 minutes , a Japanese candlestick will appear on your charts. Right, next we continue and arrive at how the price movement of an asset is displayed. So on your charts, here we have Japanese candlesticks and we have all kinds of

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on the other hand, it is still interesting. Especially for knowing if the majority of technical indicators are leaning towards buy, sell, or neutral. Next, still in this box, we have seasonal data. What is seasonal data? It's simply, for example, if I

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filtering out the noise of certain charts where you have quite a bit of noise with the wicks on the Japanese candlesticks. So this is very interesting if you want to know a trend quite quickly without looking too much

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take the curve here and stretch it from 1833 to 2026, I will get the trend for gold for each year. There are so many years here that it's much more difficult to find specific information.

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to favorites, accompanied of course by candles, to switch between them instantly. So right here, I click on candlestick, I click on line, and I have the trend as quickly as possible, and it's much easier to see. And also,

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But if, for example, we select 2010 here, we will have far fewer simulations and far fewer

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your charts. But generally today, if you are starting out in trading, I advise you, as I said, to favorite candles and lines and simply switch between these two to easily have all the information you need to trade.

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Right, let's go back now to Japanese candlesticks, which is what we will generally use. We will now move on to technical indicators. So click here on technical indicators. So, of course, every technical indicator should have its own trading video, because once

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again, each indicator is a mathematical model that can potentially help you with your trading decisions. The most well-known and most used, and the one I’m going to explain to you now to help you understand what a technical indicator potentially corresponds to,

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is the moving average. So here, I use the EMA, which is the Exponential Moving Average. So you simply click here, close this tab, and you'll have it in the top left; you click on settings, and here the most important

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thing will be the length. So what does the length correspond to? And you will understand, we will go with 100. Next, we’ll go to style and set it to black , a bit more visible so it’s much easier for this tutorial. So what does

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this moving average correspond to, being one of the most used indicators? Well, it's simple. What did we set here ? I said 100. Which means 100 candles.

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To keep it simple for beginners, basically, this average will take the last 100 candles—so every bar we see here on our charts, 1, 2, 3, 4, up to 100—and then smooth out the evolution of these candles to create an average.

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And that is simply what we call the moving average. So, the curve you see here, from the moment we are here, for example, the last 100 candles were bullish. So simply, the moving average is tilted upward. On the other hand,

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here, the last 100 candles were negative, meaning more bearish than bullish. And so the average of the last 100 candles was bearish. So logically, the moving average is trending downward . Of course, you are free to configure your moving average however you wish.

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The most commonly used are the 100, the 200, and the 50. So it’s always the same principle. For example, here, length 200. Okay, the last 200 candles have been smoothed, and we have the average of the last 200 candles for the

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gold asset against the US dollar. And the lower the number you choose for your moving average, the more it will reflect market noise. And so, as it is smoothed, for example here over the last 50 candles, you will see directly

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that you have more fluctuation, and it follows the last 50 candles much more closely, meaning short-term movements.

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So if you want to know the short-term movement, you will always go with a moving average with a low number of candles. And if you want to know the underlying trend, I simply recommend the 200, which is currently the best

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indicator for detecting an underlying trend. Of course, a little feature that most of you don't know about the moving average is that you can simply choose to fix your moving average to a set time frame. So for example, let's

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imagine I want to trade on a 15-minute chart, but I still want to see the underlying trend on a daily timeframe using a 100-period moving average. I'll show you an example. Here, I'll set it to 100 because I'm interested in the

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trend of the last 100 candles on the daily timeframe. And I'll simply click on the time frame here, "1 Day," which will reflect the daily timeframe. I click OK, and you'll see, it's really well done. I'll switch timeframes, for

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example, to 15 minutes, and even though I'm on the 15-minute chart, the moving average is still configured based on the daily timeframe and the last 100 candles. And that is very interesting.

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If, for example, you trade short-term today but still want to see the long-term trend, it is very easy and useful to set your time frame to the long term, to look at the directional long-term trend and take short-term

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positions in the direction of that trend. And that is one of the tools I use and find very practical in my trading. So let's continue and now move on to alerts. So what is an alert?

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Simply put, as the name suggests, you have the ability to create an alert on the charts. I'll give an example.

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Imagine here, I want to create an alert to notify me when the market reaches this zone, for example, let's say 5,000 , so I receive an email or an SMS because the market reached that price.

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And that is very useful so you don't have to stay in front of your screens all day and can prepare your scenarios by placing several alerts to be notified. And so, to do that here, we will right-click and select "Add alert.

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" So here on gold at 5002, you will click on "Notifications" and choose how you want to receive the alert. Okay? It can play a sound, send a text message, send an email, anything at all. Okay?

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And then you will click on "Apply." Personally, I always choose to send an email. And I press apply. Then create.

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There, we can see that I now have an alert for the 5000 crossover. And if the market reaches this zone, I will be notified directly by email saying, " Okay, Benjamin, the asset has hit 5000.

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" So, understand that you can do quite a lot, meaning spend very little time on your charts, prepare your zones, prepare your analyses, and set alerts to only be notified and come check your charts when the market reaches the

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levels you were waiting for. There you go, a feature that is very simple to understand but nevertheless very strong and powerful to apply directly to your trading so you spend as little time as possible on it. Next, we have the

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replay bar. So, what is it? I'm going to click here on the replay bar and it will give me the possibility to go back in time to potentially practice. So here, for example, I can choose the point I go back to for my training. So,

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for example, okay, I'm going back here to December 2025, I'll click like this, and we can see that all the history to the right has been removed. So, okay, I don't know what happened, and so I will be able to practice and apply my

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strategy to see if I would have simply succeeded in the past to apply it and, for example, make money. Of course, doing it this way is quite easy. Why?

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Because we simply saw where we cut the chart. So, we have a slight idea of what happened right after. It's too easy, it creates a bias knowing what's going to happen next. You therefore have the possibility by clicking here,

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either firstly to choose a predefined date, for example, "Okay, I'm going to start practicing on January 1st, 2026," you can do that. Or, and this is the most important and interesting thing for you, it will simply be a random

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moment in the market. So, you click here on "random bar" and the market simply puts you back, for example, in 2006. And since you didn't even look at how the market evolved in, say, 2007 or 2008, you'll have to practice at a time

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where you don't know the future. And it will be much easier to train truly on a random bar, rather than choosing the spot where you want to practice yourself. And that is what the replay tool is for. Of course, here you have

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the possibility to practice. So, for example, here you have the trading replay where you can see your trades, see your performance, and see what you’ve done. Simply in the markets.

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And to take a trade, it’s very simple . So you open it this way, by sliding it. OK? And then, you can click here on Buy or Sell. OK. Buy or sell. So you click, for example, on sell, and

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you’ll see a panel open up. And there , you’ll be able to simply place orders directly on the market. But, of course, I will explain to you how to do that later. That’s not the topic for now, but don’t worry, later I will

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teach you how to take a position directly on TradingView from A to Z. We continue and arrive at these different tools. So here, it’s very simple. For example, I press here on the drawing, and I draw. If I click here on back,

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it’s to delete. And if I click here on redo, it simply puts back the drawing I traced. So that’s just to delete. It’s, let’s say, a feature found on all computers that is also on TradingView. Good, now we will continue

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on the left side because the right side is a bit more complex. And we will move on to the left sidebar. Here we will have everything related to graphic models, trend tools, whether it’s trend lines, parallel channels, or even

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rays. Various types of lines that will help you define a trend. The most popular is the trend line, and I invite you to add it to your favorites right away. And what do you notice once it’s in your favorites? You see that

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you’ve created a favorites bar that has just appeared here. So this way, it’s my favorites bar to work faster.

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You can make a bar with all your favorite tools to use them directly on the markets and not have to return to the left sidebar every time to look for the tools you use. Of course, if you are a total beginner, first of all, I

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invite you to subscribe to the channel to learn trading from A to Z. But if you really want details on each instrument you can use here, well, you simply click there, click here to learn more. A small panel will open, and you

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will have a quick tutorial on how to simply interpret the different trend lines. And the second feature I'm going to use in this section is personally the horizontal line, which I will also add to my favorites. And what is it for

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? Simply put, I see a price here that has been repeated, where the market has often returned to it. So, I’ll just draw a horizontal line to know that most sellers stopped and hit this specific price of 3955 several times,

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and then the market turned around. Okay ? As an indication, and I didn't explain it yet, the trend line is similar, but diagonal, where we can draw a trend line to map out and quickly understand the current trend,

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which of course complements the moving average. We know that if the trend line is sloped downward here, the market is bearish, and conversely, if the trend line were sloped upward, the market would be bullish. We'll continue, and of course, to clear everything on your

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charts, whether it's drawings or other things, click here on the trash can and simply remove the drawings like this.

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Next, we arrive at the Fibonacci retracement. This is a tool that is used quite often in the trading sphere.

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You can of course add it to your favorites if you plan to use it. So, add it to favorites this way. You click on Fibonacci and always draw it from left to right. When you have a buy, it

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will be from top to bottom. And conversely, when you want to look for reversal zones when you are selling, it will be from bottom to top. So here, I’ve drawn my Fibonacci retracement, always at the tip of the wicks, whether

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at the far left or right. And then, you can simply adjust it. I recommend unchecking these boxes: 0.2, 1.6, and 3.6. There you go. And of course, to make it more pleasant to use, I suggest you uncheck this here. The background

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usually looks like this with lots of colors, as we saw previously, so just remove it. Okay? What interests us, when using the Fibonacci tool, are only the zones that have been drawn. So, in this way, that is how you draw a

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Fibonacci. We continue and now reach the most important part, which is the forecasts. Directly here, I suggest adding "long position" and "short position" to your favorites. So, what is it used for? Simply calculate how much you are going to lose compared to

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how much you will earn. For example here, I click on my long position. I place it here at the point where I want to enter the position. Then I directly move the target where I will potentially put my take profit, my gain

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objective. OK, I will draw it here at the high for the example. And the stop loss. So the same way. OK, here I have a support zone, a zone where the market hit multiple times which showed me that

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sellers don't want to continue lower, so I will place my stop loss below it.

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OK. So, what is it for? Simply, the red part is how much you lose and the green part is how much you win. So here, naturally, just visually, we know my loss will be much smaller than if I win

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. And if, for example, you take 10 trades like that, even if you lose half of them, you will still make a profit.

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And that is what we call in the trading world the risk-reward ratio. That's why you hover your cursor over it.

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Risk-reward ratio of 2.5. So, what does that mean? For example, if here on this opportunity, on this trade, I risk € 100. If I win, I will win 2.5 times my stake. So if I risk € 100, I will

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then earn € 250 on this trading opportunity. So if the market moves here and hits my stop loss, I lose € 100. However, if my market moves here to the upside, then I will simply win € 250 because my risk-reward ratio

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tells me it is 2.5. And that is a very interesting tool. Why? Because you can see, OK, is an opportunity going to be interesting, how much will I win on it, and especially how much you will lose.

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And it is exactly the same thing for the short position, which is just as interesting and just as vital for any trader today. So online, you click here on position, you put it at the point where you want to sell. OK? So let's

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imagine here, I have detected a zone where the market has returned quite often. I place my stop loss just below it and, for example, I put my TP at the beginning. So because I estimate that the market will not break through this

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zone because every time sellers tried to break it, the market turned around. OK, I hover my cursor over it and I have a risk-reward ratio of 1.6. This is already a potentially less interesting opportunity than the one before. So for example, if the market

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hits my stop loss, I lose € 100, and if the market hits my take profit here, then I will simply earn € 146. That is what these two tools are for, long position and short position, which you must immediately add to your favorites

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and, above all, learn to use for every opportunity. Of course, as usual, we delete and continue. Here, you will have the ability to simply draw on your chart. I invite you to add it to your favorites, specifically the brush. Here

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, the arrows can also be interesting. Up arrow, down arrow, same thing. Rectangle, same thing. And I will quickly explain to you how we can use them. So, first of all, here. Well, the drawing part, you've understood that.

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If you want to annotate your charts, the arrows are here if you want to show someone something on your analysis when you share your chart, or just to remind yourself of a very specific level. Here , the down and up arrows are very

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interesting if you want to map out the market's highs and lows. So in this way , you duplicate them every time, copy and paste, and then the same in this manner. That is how to map out the highs and lows on the Euro versus US

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Dollar chart. And finally, the rectangle here is for mapping out price zones where the market potentially has a strong chance of rebounding and simply showing interest. So, for example, here we can see a fairly interesting rectangle, a fairly

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interesting zone. OK? We can see the market has never managed to break through here, as we can see on the scale on the right, the $ 5,400 level.

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So I will draw a rectangle here to tell myself that, OK, this price level is being watched by sellers; I will simply observe it, again, for informational purposes. Same thing here as we saw earlier, here I have a zone that the

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sellers cannot manage to break through, and every time the market tries to cross it, the market turns back upwards . It is exactly the price here, we can see it at 4,000. And I will simply draw a rectangle. Same thing as usual, we

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delete and continue. We now arrive at the text, and you can simply add it to your favorites because it can also be interesting. Here, you have the option to add images directly to TradingView.

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So, for example, I will click on image, choose an image, and I will put, for example, a photo of myself as a child to motivate me. It can be anything at all. It could be an image for your

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strategy, a motivational image, it doesn't matter. There you go, like here just to see me when I was little. So you do what you want of course, but I recommend using images for professional purposes instead. And the text is the

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same, you click here and add whatever text you want. OK? For example, watch out for the 5002 zone. OK? You put it here next to the 5002, so next to your alert, and you can easily diagram and annotate all your charts. Next, we have

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the smileys. Here, we have the measure tool, which is very interesting. For example, I want to know, OK, since Friday, July 17, 2026, what percentage has gold moved? Well, I just click here and drag to where we are currently, and

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the market has gone up 10%in 34 days. OK? It's simply the measure tool to gauge how many days the market has moved from the point you chose to its extension where you stopped, how many candles it took. So here 24 bars, what

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percentage, and those are very interesting pieces of information if you want to analyze various assets.

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Then here you have the option to hide everything. So, for example, if you've drawn shapes, rectangles, etc., and you want to hide it all, you can press here to hide all, including your technical indicators, and press it again to

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simply show them again. This can be interesting if, for example, you have many indicators, many diagrams, and you want a clear view of the trend; it can be very useful. And to finish, of course, the trash can. Next, and this

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time, we are on my personal TradingView . I preferred using a beginner's TradingView so that it would be the same for you. We are now on my professional TradingView dashboard. We are still on gold, but to show you the

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rest of the features. And we are moving on to the right side of TradingView.

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And we will start here with what we call the layout configurations. For example, here I have one chart. If I click this way and, for example, I choose the four-chart view, OK? I will have four charts. And for example,

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there you can monitor four assets at the same time. So for example, let's imagine you're on the GBPCAD, you're here on the GBP NZD, what are you on here? You're on the GBPCHF, and there, for instance, on gold. OK, if you don't

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want to, let's say, switch windows every time, it can be very interesting if you're doing short-term trading. So, don't pay attention to this, but it's one of the strategies I've developed for the markets. We will, of course, see that later. But you can choose,

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once again, the number of displays you want depending on the plan you choose. I didn't mention it earlier, but I have no sponsorship with TradingView. The more you pay monthly in terms of subscription. So, of course, you can

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use it for free as we did earlier, but the more you pay, the higher the number of displays you can have. If, of course , you only need one chart, so much the better. But if, for example, you need

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eight charts like this, you will have to pay a bit more for your subscription . But again, as a beginner, you don't need to pay for a subscription yet, and I advise you to start with the free version until you've made money on the

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markets. We're going back here to our simple display, and I'm done with the multi-page configuration part. We're going to get to something important, which is called the layout. So what is the layout? It's simple. Imagine here, for example, I've produced an analysis

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on gold against the US dollar. And the most important and interesting thing for you, I think, is to show you an example. So here, for instance, is going to the GBP CAD. So here I am on the general layout. OK? I don't have

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any charts on it. But if I change the layout, and this time I go to double structure, here is what my chart looks like. So that means I already have my analysis and so on, but you can see it

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directly, I don't have the same analysis at all. And so, what is that used for? Simply when you use multiple strategies, to have a different layout for each strategy so as not to overlap the different analyses and the

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different tools you put directly on your TradingView page. And of course, you can rename them, you can create a copy, you can share the layouts, and you can select them and bookmark them here with the little star. And of

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course, if you want to switch layouts more quickly, as I said before, you just click the little star. And here, you will see a 'G' displayed, which represents 'General' for me, and here, my 'Dual Structure' strategy. And when

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I click, I can toggle between the two views to navigate more directly and quickly. Next, you will see the configuration section we saw earlier when we set up the display. So, of course, you are free to choose the

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tools that interest you. For example, here you can check 'Session Breaks,' and it will simply create vertical lines in the color you have chosen.

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Here, to customize, as we saw earlier, the TradingView chart, the background, scales, status lines, or the symbol, but we already covered that earlier.

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Next, here you will have the option to switch to full screen. Here, you will have the option to take a screenshot, either to download the image because you might need it, or to share your chart. Here, the same, to copy the

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image if you want to copy and paste it. Here, to copy the link or simply open your chart in a new tab. And generally, the most used feature is really downloading the image when you want to share it. Right, now let's move on to

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the trading section. We will see how to trade directly with TradingView later. And so we will move directly to ' Publish.' What is 'Publish'? Publish your idea; remember the beginner traders who posted their analysis. You can do the same, whether in writing

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with a chart or directly via video. And I advise you not to do it because it is a waste of time. However, what will interest us is right here: the Watchlist. The Watchlist is very good, it's very interesting, and I created

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one for this TradingView tutorial. There you go. So what does a Watchlist look like and what is it for? It’s simply taking all the assets we monitor , all the assets we trade, or simply all the assets we wish to use in our

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daily trading. And you will simply list them all here, symbol by symbol. To add one, it’s very simple. You click here on the plus sign. For example, you say, "Okay, in my watchlist, I would potentially like to add a stock." Okay,

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and I would like to add the Apple stock . Okay, Apple. Here, I click the little plus to add to the watch list, the monitoring list. And we can see Apple appear directly here. And that’s very interesting because thanks to this,

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you’ll be able to quickly navigate through all the assets you’re monitoring on the markets without having to go back to search and type the asset you’re interested in every time. No, at least here you have your whole list, all the symbols directly.

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You just have to click and it changes instantly. Fast, efficient. Next, to rename, it’s simple, you click here, rename, and you can easily rename your watch list. You can also share your list and, what we’re going to see and

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what is really interesting, create a section. So here, I’m going to press add a section. We can see section number 1, and for example, I’ll mark it take profit. OK, so very interesting . I’ll add a second section, so

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create and add a new section, rename, and I’ll mark it stop loss. OK, imagine I’m in a trading session and I want to sort my opportunities, so normally, I’ll be missing one. Add a section and we’ll call it in progress

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. So imagine I have positions in progress on gold, on the euro USD. I took a take profit on the S&P 500, I hit a stop loss on the NASDAQ, and I took another take profit on Apple. And

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what will that allow me to do? Simply organize my watch list based on a trade's result, a trade's category, and let's say the only limit is your imagination. Do whatever you want, in any case, do things well and try to

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accelerate the speed at which you analyze the markets as much as possible . And that is why I am going to show you one of my watch lists. There, this one is for my strategy. So for me, I

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have take profit, I have trades in progress, I have invalidated trades, trades I'm monitoring, trades being built, and then, when trades don't fit any of the categories I just mentioned, well, I simply file them in their base categories. So for example, here it’s

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everything that’s British pound, here everything that’s Australian dollar, here everything that’s New Zealand dollar, here everything that’s dollar in general, and here euro. OK? It's up to you, and you are free to choose how you organize your watch list. So in

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trading and in the markets, and of course once again, you can favorite them with the little star here and navigate directly with the list you've chosen. So for example, here I will go to IVC FTMO. OK, it changes directly. I

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have all my IVC FTMO assets. Here I have an investment portfolio. I click directly here. I have the dual structure this way, and we will return, of course, to our TradingView tutorial.

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Next, the three little dots; this can be useful for, let's say, streamlining and having slightly better ergonomics.

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Here in settings, you can activate everything, but you'll see it will quickly become cluttered. There you go.

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And that is why I personally use it by removing everything. That way, I only have the name of the asset, and I can keep the watchlist open without it cluttering my chart on the right. And this way, I have a quick watchlist that

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I can use directly. Next, in the lower part of the watchlist, you will find the news here. So if I pull and slide it this way, we are currently on gold.

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OK, we can see recent news, we can see the notes I added myself, and we can see performance over one week, one month, three months, six months, and even one year. We can see, as we saw earlier, a summary of the seasonality.

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We can see the technical data that we also saw when we clicked here, and you can click here to see community posts.

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It's a much easier widget to look for, much faster when you want quick information. Right, let's continue and click on alerts. This, alerts, is my entire alert history. So when I place an alert, for example, OK, here I

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received a crossover; OK, here this alert is still active, meaning the market on the CHF JPY hasn't hit my price of 195.000. Here, for example, Euro USD, it was stopped simply because it was triggered. So, I placed an alert

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at 1.15140. The alert stopped because the market simply reached 1.15140. That's basically just the alert history . Moving on. And here, you will have a tab to chat with the community. So as I said earlier, you have several types of

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discussions. Stocks, cryptocurrency, Forex, gold, commodities. Once again, I advise against hanging around in those kinds of conversations. It won't really bring you much of anything. It's just beginners, people just starting out in trading, and generally, you'll be given

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information that isn't good for success . We continue and arrive at what is called a screener. So, you are going to click here, and then depending on what you're looking for, what is a screener?

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It's taking parameters, indicating them , and giving them to TradingView, and then you'll be given a list of symbols.

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So it's generally used more for long-term investing, but you could potentially make use of it. Personally, I don't use it in my trading, but you could potentially find a feature or interesting piece of information and use it. Of course, TradingView recently

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added an AI function that is very interesting; for example, here is a quick request for stocks with a bullish MACD crossover on daily data. OK, I click here and you see directly that I quickly have what I requested, and it

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can allow you to go very fast to look for a specific type of stock you might be searching for. For example, you want to see the largest market caps that are currently hitting new historical lows.

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You can click here and you will have a very precise list of stocks. So you have a stock screener, an ETF screener, a bond screener, a crypto screener to choose the information, once again, that interests you. We continue and

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arrive at the Pine Editor. So, what is the Pine Editor? It is simply a programming language. So this is really more advanced in terms of information and trading skills. But for programmers or those who know how to use the

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TradingView language, which is Pine Script, to code indicators or strategies, you simply have to open this panel here and use the Pine Editor . And so, for example, I created my own indicator that we can see here. So, to

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calculate my positions directly, you can put the account capital here, the risk you want, the account currency, and the stop loss. You then press OK and you see here the lot size to display and the lot size to put

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directly on MT4 or MT5 with the actual risk, etc., etc. Next, we have the economic calendar, which is very important and sufficient. You don't need to look at calendars outside of TradingView because this one does the job perfectly. Here, you will have the

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possibility to choose your day. So, there we can see Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. And you can go back to previous weeks to see the economic announcements that have already taken place. And you can, of course, go to the present moment to

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simply see what interests you. You can see both what is happening in the economy, company earnings, company dividends, and IPOs, which won't interest you if you are doing short-term trading today. And how do we use it? Simply here, we will click to

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set high importance by default and we will monitor the assets potentially impacted by major economic announcements. I will give an example.

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Here, we have the FOMC, which is a really important economic announcement for the markets. So, we can see that it will impact the USA and therefore the USD. And if, for example, you take a position 5 minutes before, be careful.

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OK, I even advise you to take a position after the FOMC announcement. Why? Because we know here that it is a high-importance announcement that can move the economy. and therefore the market. And so if you position yourself too close and right before, your trade

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could suffer a move you didn't foresee, and I advise you once again to avoid major economic announcements in the market. And that is why, once again, this calendar will help you. Make sure you have checked all high-importance announcements and always look at who is

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affected and who is concerned by the economic announcement. And then you look directly at the assets you trade.

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Also, check your time zone here because if you get the time zone wrong and you enter a position while an economic announcement is happening, you will feel the impact. If, of course, a specific country interests you, you can

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click here on G20 and choose, again, the country in question, or the entire world, or the top 20 global economies.

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Next, here you will have the TradingView portfolio section. So for example, this is a portfolio I created for coaching my members, which I started with them 3 years ago and which we have built up over time. So for

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example, this is a portfolio where you will list the stocks you are going to put in it, such as ETFs, stocks, etc.

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So this is more for the investment side . You have the possibility today on TradingView to create a stock portfolio , but I think for the majority of you, this won't be of interest, so I will skip it. Next, here, you have the

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option to view the fundamentals in a chart, and it's a new feature that is very interesting for people who, today, use fundamentals, whether for investment or trading, where you will be able to compare two symbols and also simply add the metrics you're

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interested in. So for example, you want to compare two assets based on their total revenue, quarterly, annually, or all combined, well, you simply place it here. For instance, we are on Apple and Google. And we can see that here Apple

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has certainly outperformed Google for the most part, but it has returned to equilibrium and Google has moved back above. And of course, once again, your only limit is the amount of information because you can add all the instruments

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you want, all the assets you want. Also display the price chart to see the difference in how much a share costs on the markets today, so Apple or Google, and add, once again, all the metrics you want. And most importantly, choose

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the timeframe that interests you down here. So for example one year, 3 years, and for example here, all history.

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There you go, so that was the fundamental chart section which will be very interesting for people who will use fundamental analysis in their trading. Likewise, and for the same type of profile, we will have the macro map. So, what is a macro map? It's

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simply seeing in an interactive map here, potentially, the live inflation rate, interest rates, GDP, unemployment rate, and government debt relative to GDP, of course. Here, you have the option, once again, to choose the world , North America, Europe, well, whatever

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you want. Here, you will have the values and the observation when you scroll to see the different countries.

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And here, for example, if we return to the interest rates of different countries, you can change the timeframe here, meaning the year on which you will take your measurement. So for example here, we are going to look at

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October 25, 2024, and we will get the answer. Here, we will have November 28, 2007. You can see that it is completely different. Here, you will have May 18, 1993, and it will change constantly.

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And that is something interesting that you can monitor. If, for example, you are only interested in interest rates greater than 30%, you can leave your cursor here to see which country is selected. Here you can see between 15

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and 30%. Here you can see between 10 and 15%, 7 and 10%, 5 and 7%. There you go, a very interesting tool, Macromap, which is highly useful for people trading fundamental analysis. And if, of course, you are missing an economic

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indicator, you can click here on the little magnifying glass and simply choose what interests you, whether it's for individuals, housing, taxes, energy , trade, money, health, or even various prices. And to finish the fundamental part, you can then click here on yield

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curve to once again compare different countries, different states. So here for example, we have the USA, France, Belgium, and can see directly on the chosen timeframe 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, etc., to see the difference here on the yield curve of

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the various bonds present on the market . You can of course add a country that interests you. You can of course remove a country that doesn't interest you.

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You can also do as before, map, and there you go. You have quite a few things to do if you are doing fundamental research today. Alright, now that we've gone over all the settings from left to right, top to

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bottom, we will move directly on to how to trade with TradingView. To do that, and it's simple, we'll click here on the top right on trade. If you wish to trade on a simulator, meaning with fake money that you won't spend, I invite

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you to click here on paper trading. And if you are already quite advanced, you can click on your broker. OK, once again, I don't recommend any specific broker and I advise you to first be profitable in demo mode with fake money

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before depositing real money. So I click here on paper trading. I then click on the bottom left, open account manager. OK, so this is my demo account . And now, how am I going to trade?

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It's simple, I will click on the top right on trade. So, placing an order via an order ticket, a window will open on the right and we will see, and you will understand the simulation. So to keep it simple, and you need to

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understand this, for the example we will choose order. So verify that you are right here. The question to ask yourself is: do you want to buy or do you want to sell? When you sell, it's because you think the market will go

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down, and when you buy, it's because you think the market will go up. So for example, here, we're going to assume the market will rise. Once again, this is for informational purposes; it is not a strategy. So if I had wanted to

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sell, I would click here with the sell button and the buy button here. But be careful, before doing so, you must configure your trade. So, how do you do it? And it's very simple. Here, I have pressed buy. I am going to select the

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take profit zone here with my cursor. I will drag it up to my high point because in my strategy, I estimate my take profit will be placed here. OK? My stop loss will be placed below the last red candle I saw. OK? That way, I let

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go. So my stop loss is configured, my take profit is configured. Now, before taking any position, you must click here. So if you want, for example, to risk 1%here and just see that, well, you see, I am risking 1,000 USD if the

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trade doesn't work out. But if I win the trade, then I earn 3,945 dollars.

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So now, what is left for you to do? Now that you have set a fixed risk per position, you are mastering the principles of money management. Always risk the same amount for every position taken in the markets. Verify that your

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TP is well placed, verify that your stop loss is well placed, and then you just have to press buy. There, I have entered a buy position in the markets.

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My TP is placed here, my stop loss is placed there. So as I said earlier, if the market moves and hits this zone, I will lose 986 dollars. But if the market moves upward and hits my take profit, I will earn 3,858 dollars. That

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is how to take a position today on the TradingView application. Of course, as I said earlier, to know your risk-reward ratio, it's very simple. We take the long position tool here, I place it where I am positioned. So in

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this way, I put my target here and I put my stop loss on my stop loss.

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Exactly. The red part, you put it on your stop loss, the green part on your take profit, and the middle part here exactly where you take your position.

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Otherwise, the calculation will not be correct. And we can see that here, I have a ratio of 3.8. I am risking 3.8, which means I risk 1 to win 3.8; I am risking 1,000 dollars to go and win

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3,800 dollars. So that is how you open a trading position on TradingView. And if you want to close your position, of course, you simply click here on the little arrow, "close position." Do you want to close the position, or do you

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want to perform a partial close? No, we're just going to close the position. And there you go, market order completed. And then, you can of course check the history on your Trading Panel with your current positions, the orders

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you've placed, your trade history, balance history, how much you've won, how much you've lost, and then your little trading journal. So, that was how to take a trading position on TradingView in a very simple way that you can replicate right now. Don't

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forget the rules: whether you buy or sell, the most important thing is the risk. Always verify that your risk corresponds to your loss and make sure you have properly placed your stop loss and take profit before taking a

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position. Now, the last basic feature. If you have the TradingView application , you can click here on the little plus sign. And once again, I haven't mentioned it, but you can organize your TradingView this way. So, for example

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here, OK, I have my dollar analysis; here, I have my Bitcoin analysis; here, I have my gold analysis, for example; here, the S&P 500 one; and this one for my Forex trading opportunities. And you can, let's say, arrange whatever you

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want to make it flow better and, in addition, of course, to your watchlists . So it's very simple, you right-click, duplicate, and you can have an unlimited number of tabs and, of course , pin them if they interest you. Now

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for the last basic features of TradingView, you will find here: the screeners, we talked about those; the news feed, we talked about that; the portfolio, we talked about it; community, we talked about it; fundamental charts, that's done; yield

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curve, that's done; macromap, that's done. We're going to look at heatmaps now. It's very quick, as you can see here, it's simply a map. So we call this a heatmap. The larger the square, the greater the importance of the asset

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. Here, we are on a special cryptocurrency heatmap. So naturally, Bitcoin represents the largest market capitalization. Therefore, it is the largest. If you go here to stocks, we can see that it's Apple and Nvidia in the tech sector. Here in tech services,

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it's going to be Google, Microsoft. Here in retail, it's going to be Amazon . Here in consumer goods, it's going to be Tesla. And the size of the square depends on the market capitalization.

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And the number below is its performance based on the timeframe you want to see.

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For example, here we are looking at 1- year performance, here we are looking at 6-month performance. Here we are looking at 1-month performance, and for example here, we are looking at 3-month performance. That's how to use a heatmap today if you want a global view

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of the markets, whether it's stock markets or even cryptocurrency markets. And finally, click here on markets and you will be able to discover, let's say , other facets and other information not visible in what we saw before. So

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for example today, the most volatile stocks, the highest volume stocks, current trends, top gainers, the largest global companies, Forex with its major pairs, and also currency indices. What are currency indices? If for example, you want to analyze only

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the dollar, you can click here and see it on the chart. So, view it on the super charts. Personally, I analyze the dollar every week because it's simply a very important piece of data and information to track on the market

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today, and I invite you to pin it. Next , you will have the government bond yield curve as we saw earlier. You will also have a quick heatmap of the economy ranging from the USA to Canada.

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So with the main metrics available on the markets like, for example, inflation, interest rates, unemployment rates with the inflation map somewhat similar to what we saw earlier. So there you go, I hope you enjoyed this first part of the tutorial, and now

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we'll meet at my place for a slightly more complex tutorial. So, how to integrate AI with TradingView today?

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Right, we are now on the artificial intelligence ChatGPT, and to do this, I advise you to download the application directly to your computer. It will be much simpler and much smoother. Next, the first step is how to connect

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ChatGPT to TradingView. It's very simple, and I've prepared a lot of prompts ready to be asked that you can of course use, which I've prepared for you for this video. And to do that, first I want you to walk me through

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opening TradingView step-by-step and connecting my account directly in your integrated browser. And so, once I've pasted the message, I'll send the request. Now that ChatGPT has opened TradingView, it's very simple: just click here in the top right and select

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English. There you go. Next, all you have to do is click here on the three little bars, go to Products, and then Supercharts, which simply corresponds to your charts. So there you go, the result is that ChatGPT has created my

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two support and resistance zones. It labeled them "psychological zones" because those are just my own templates from my TradingView configuration, just to show you the efficiency and the speed. So, 1 minute and 49 seconds to correctly detect the support here with

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1, 2, 3 touches, and a resistance here with two touches. Once again, try everything and anything to get familiar with ChatGPT connected to TradingView, because you will be surprised, and above all, you will be able to do things that would normally take you a

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huge amount of time to do on the markets. Now, as I mentioned earlier, I'm going to give you plenty of prompts to paste directly into ChatGPT to save you a ton of time or simply improve your trading decisions. The first task

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we’ll give it will be a repetitive one. So, where I simply noted in the prompt: "Create a recurring scheduled task in this conversation called ' Important Economic Alert,' and every 5 minutes from Monday to Friday, check the TradingView economic calendar as a

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priority.""Use my time zone, and when a new economic announcement is expected in about 25 to 35 minutes, send me a simple and educational notification."" Containing the time, the exact country, the definition, what could potentially happen, what other market participants

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are expecting, and in a very specific format." Once again, you just have to copy and paste the prompt I’ll leave in the pinned comments, and I’m hitting enter now. There, after 4 minutes and 15 seconds, the task is now

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active in this conversation, where we will have our recurring task always set directly within this chat. And I’m going to show you what it looks like once an upcoming economic announcement is near and what you’ll simply have on the side. For example, this is what

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we would have received at 7:30 AM before the British inflation report on Wednesday, August 19th, where you get this pop-up directly in the ChatGPT chat. So, important economic announcement in about 30 minutes. So, you are positioned here, OK, you have

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the time, the country, and the announcement. What this announcement measures is the change in prices paid by British consumers over one year, and it is a key indicator of inflation in the United Kingdom. Here, I have provided a much simpler explanation for

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beginners. Why traders monitor it, the forecast, the previous value, and which markets are potentially sensitive. So, that is the first very interesting prompt to use today, and you will see, every 5 minutes from Monday to Friday, you will receive your economic

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announcements like this with detailed explanations. Next, I am going to introduce a new prompt to you. So, this one is very simple. We are going to talk about the watchlist. So, what is it? Simply my watchlist. So, my

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TradingView watchlist is already perfectly organized. I want you to save its structure and then automatically restore it to order each day, of course , at the time you define. So, what does that correspond to, and what is it for?

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Well, simply imagine that today you are a trader and you move your assets into subsections and, for example, you want them to rearrange themselves automatically at 6:00 PM or, I don't know, 7:00 or 8:00 AM, so you don't

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have to do it yourself. You can activate this command, which I will leave for you again in the pinned comment, where ChatGPT will ask you for the list you wish to save. So, for us, we will take, for example, IVC FTMO. We

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will give it IVC FTMO. Now, what time do you want to organize it? So, for example, if you trade in the afternoon and your session ends at 6:00 PM, OK?

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Well, you can tell it 6:00 PM. Or you simply want the list to organize itself every time you open your computer. You can do that. So, for us here, we will set it to 6:00 PM for the example. And

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now, if I have to move all my assets, for example, with specific sections like we find here on my checklist— double structure—for example, "in progress,""invalidation," etc. The advice I have for you, if you organize yourself the same way I do on the

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platform—TradingView—with subsections (take profit, in progress, invalidation, monitoring, construction) , and, for example, you do day trading or swing trading. For swing trading, for example, you can automate it once a week, and for day trading, once a day.

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OK? So, for example, you show it your section with all the currency pairs organized by USD, Euro, NZD, AUD, and so on. And then, at 6:00 PM or in the morning, everything you placed during the day—in validation, monitoring, or

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construction—ChatGPT will have simply organized into the sections you specified, even before you moved any assets. This is a huge time-saver and, once again, allows you to delegate tasks that are a waste of time. And that is what I do, and what I recommend

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you do as well. Next, and this time for day traders or any trading strategy, to give you an idea, you can ask it to automatically prepare your charts—for the OPR, for example—and ChatGPT can also create an indicator tailored to

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that strategy. OK, so of course, once again, you will be able to read the prompt in the comments, but it can create an indicator based on your strategy. So, for example, I send it the command here, or I simply tell it

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that I want it to create and install an OPR indicator in TradingView adapted to my strategy. So, what is the OPR for the beginners out there? It’s a strategy that looks to take a position upon the breakout of a certain zone. OK

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, the highest and lowest points recorded during a very specific period. And with the prompt I will prepare for you, it will simply ask you questions to make it as easy as possible to integrate. There you go, ChatGPT is

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done; the indicator is created and saved. So here, for example, is the New York OPR. And if we go to the charts here, we can simply see that ChatGPT plots the OPR for us directly. From 9:30 AM to 9:30 AM. And once again, for

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those who trade the OPR, for example, they can use this kind of indicator. Now, of course, this is not a strategy in itself, but you can use this ability to create indicators to simply improve your execution speed, reduce the number

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of errors, and once again, save time. Now, for the last prompt I’m going to present to you—which I’m providing for free, once again, for this video— it’s related to your trading journal.

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So, I’m going to give you the prompt and then I’ll explain it to you. So here, I want you to record my closed trades directly into my trading journal . So here, it's Pro Trading Data, it could be Notion, it could be anything

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at all, but you'll see that it's very simple, very efficient, and once again, it's going to save you time. Then, log in directly and then, as it asks me to, I mark that it's done. Next, I tell it

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to choose my journal, just to be sure. Then, it asks me to send a TradingView screenshot with a closed trade using the long and short position tool that I taught you how to use. I go to the top

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right and I click on copy image. I go back to ChatGPT. So, I simply send the chart. Now, of course, make sure the ratio is visible. So, for example here, a risk-reward ratio of 3.35. You take a screenshot and simply send it to it.

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And if you tell it there's an error, well, it will simply enter it into the errors. Right here. There you go. We can see that the chart has been added successfully. We can see that the opening, the closing, and the symbol

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match the direction exactly as well. The risk-reward ratio is exactly the same. And you will see, it's going to save you time. There, now it's up to you to let your imagination run wild with ChatGPT. So, try practicing.

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You'll see that you unlock more and more ideas, and I hope in any case that you will use ChatGPT as much as possible to save as much time as possible, because once again, there is no correlation between the time

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invested and the money earned in the financial markets. There you go. That's it. I hope this video helped you understand how to use the TradingView platform from A to Z and that you are now able to place your first trade on a

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demo account. And of course, for the more advanced users, you also know how to use artificial intelligence to gain efficiency thanks to a real assistant capable of performing certain repetitive tasks in the background. Now , don't forget to like the video and

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subscribe. And I wish you happy trading . Take care of yourself and your loved ones.

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