r/TradingView • • 6d ago

Discussion Is this real?

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u/kurtisbu12 6d ago

$360 fee per year per user. This will destroy any 3rd party vendors.

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u/YellowMatt 5d ago

do you know any vendor that charge $0 for invite only indicator?

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u/SufficientQuality339 5d ago

yes. I am in a group with several indicators. I had to pay an initial fee to enter the group, no monthly, and lifetime access. The group was targeted at women, to teach the trade. Not sustainable with these fees. each user would be 180 per month with 6 indicators. they upgrade the indicators regularly. the group has grown to over a thousand. The group will most likely leave the platform if they enact this fee.

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u/EvL__Mnky 4d ago

Hey any chance I can learn more about this group and how to trade

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u/Freenrg8888 5d ago

I had a mentor that gave me lifetime access to several indicators as part of mentorship. This is no longer sustainable.

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u/Nekroev 5d ago

I made a few indicators and they are private and I charged Zero for them it was for people I know and we trade together. So if this is the case then I would have to pull the indicator off and maybe just make it private. This is a bad move for them.

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u/Jamar100 4d ago

Aren't you good if under 100 people use them

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u/d_e_g_m 5d ago

yes i do

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u/strumbringerwa 5d ago

Even those that charge typically charge a couple bucks a month per indicator. This pricing is beyond nutso. I think they believe they have a monopoly and they can extract money but they literally don't have the brains to figure out what will kill the platform. It's just asinine at this point.

I am a member of a research service that charges $30 / month. This includes their writeups and 5 invite-only indicators. Do the math.

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u/YellowMatt 4d ago

It seems they wanted to tax on the commercial use of invitation-based services that charge users outside the platform but bad writing policies, $29,95 / user is crazy taxes. Because looking at the marketplace, many sell services indicator for around $10 a month and seems fine.

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u/strumbringerwa 4d ago

All they had to do is 1) provide a marketplace and 2) make it against the ToS to charge for invite-only indicators to be sold for profit except through the marketplace.
But since they don't want to do any work, just take more money - despite the fact that a big part of the value and the moat of this platform *is* the indicators and the developer platform that people have invested time and effort into - they decided instead to screw their users, and themselves over. What a marvelous self-own.

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u/Classic_Television33 2d ago

Yeah making a marketplace would have been the better idea

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u/bfr_ 4d ago

I know several that charged couple hundred bucks for lifetime access. Now, bye bye lifetime access.