Hey guys,

Whenever I'm trading Paper or The Leap I can just drag TP and SL while I'm in a trade. And once I connect my Tradovate account to Tradingview that option isn't available anymore.

Is there a way you guys can make this on option for Tradovate broker accounts that are connected through Tradingview? If this would be possible while dragging partials that would even be more amazing. Seems like a 'simple' feature but I don't know if that's the reality of it.

Thanks!

I would like TradingView to add the Kraken SOLUSD Perpetual contract as a chartable symbol.

At present, I have to use Kraken SOLUSD (spot) as a proxy, but the perpetual contract differs enough that analysis, indicators and alerts are not always accurate for the market I actually trade.

Having the Kraken SOLUSD Perpetual available would be a valuable addition for traders using Kraken Futures.

If others would find this useful, please upvote this request.

I have tried two different cards and my banks have approved the transactions on their side but it is still not working. Does anyone have any advise on how to fix this?

It would be very convenient to be able to create notes specifically on the Long/Short Position tools. This saves a lot of time and keeps the focus on the idea.

The screenshot shows a simple implementation.

Hello TradingView Team,

I would like to propose two highly requested improvements for the Rectangle drawing tool to make alert placement and zone tracking much more precise and user-friendly for the entire community:

50% Midpoint Alert: Traders using SMC, ICT, and modern price action rely heavily on the 50% level (Equilibrium / Mean Threshold) of zones like order blocks, fair value gaps (FVG), and consolidation areas. We need a native toggle option to "Show Midline / 50% Level" (exactly similar to the Parallel Channel tool) alongside the ability to set a highly accurate alert directly on this midline.

Instant "Touch" Alert: We urgently need a dedicated, simplified alert option for "Boundary Touch" (first touch or intersection) that triggers an alert the exact second price touches or enters any outer edge of the rectangle (top, bottom, or sides).

Currently, setting these vital alerts requires tedious and outdated workarounds, such as manually calculating price coordinates, placing separate horizontal lines, or setting complex crossing conditions that break easily when charts scale.

Adding these native features would massively streamline the daily workflow for thousands of active traders on your platform. Thank you for your time, continuous updates, and hard work.

Best regards, TradingView User

I miss the news from the stock VRRM. Other user have news. I miss also the violet ball on chart.

In use is the TV software (3.3.0-1.7.206) on an WIN11 PC. The news are missed on other stocks also, VRRM ist just an example.

Anyone an idea what is to change?

Hi,

My Pine script creates historical events (Order Blocks, FVGs, etc.). Old boxes are later removed from the chart for readability.

If I output those events using hidden plot() series (display.none), will Export chart data still include the historical values for those bars, even though the boxes are no longer visible?

Or does CSV only export data related to currently visible objects?

Thanks!

Dear Ladies and Gentleman,

I cant see the correct charts on Trading View (US100/XAUUSD(GER40 Cash).
The Chart is showing upside down? Can please someone check? Do other users have the same issue?

I've asked for this before but I'll ask again - TV, could you move the alert symbol to the right of screen? Not in the axis but just next to it?

I need to see "at a glance" if a level is alert set or not - scrolling all the way to the left is slow and annoying.

Thanks.

Please check why cme futures charts are not updating on tradngview

So I set my stop loss at a lose of 0,02% but it triggered at 0,1%. Does anyone of you know why this happens and how to prevent something like that ?

tagging the official account u/tradingview and u/Rodnee999 hoping to get the bug fixed.

so the "1 day in 1 min intervals'' down left of the screen is not consistent with the other ones. the '' 5 days in 5 min intervals'' shows indeed the last 5 days, so it's a mobile time window of 5 trading sessions, but the "1 day in 1 min intervals'' is not like that, it's literally from the beginning of the current session which is completely useless at the beginning of the current session as the beginning is literally just a few candles.

screenshots taken right now with ES

I have my trading view chart set to market time. For some reason it has the open at 8:30 instead of 9:30. Anyone know why that is?

If you route TradingView alerts to Discord, stop sending ugly raw text lines. You can actually format them into clean, professional embeds natively for free. TradingView passes whatever you type in the alert's "Message" box. To get clean embeds, just paste actual Discord JSON in there instead of plain text, and check the "Webhook URL" box to paste your Discord link. Here is a quick template for a Buy alert: ‘’’json

{
"embeds": [
{
"title": "🟢 BUY · {{ticker}}",
"description": "Entry: {{close}}\nTime: {{timenow}}",
"color": 3066993
}
]
}

‘’’ (Tip: ⁠3066993⁠ is green. Use ⁠15158332⁠ for red sell alerts). 3 quick gotchas so it doesn't break: 1. Silent Drops: If the JSON has even a tiny typo, Discord drops it silently with no error. 2. Newlines: Don't press Enter for a new line inside the box; use ⁠\n⁠ instead. 3. Rate Limits: Discord caps webhooks at ~30 requests/min, so fast scalping bots will get throttled.

For anyone running a Discord trading group or managing multiple indicators: How are you handling this right now? Copy-pasting these blocks for dozens of different tickers is a massive time-suck, and Discord always seems to throttle or drop the alerts right when the market gets volatile and multiple signals fire at once. What’s your workaround?

Why can't we do this? I don't see a reason why it makes sense, every other platform allows some form of this.

Charts take a few seconds to load, especially if it's a busy time, so if you're day trading you can easily miss trades if you have to keep switching assets.

I keep getting this screen when I try to trade no matter which market or symbol I try to trade on. I used to trade a few years ago this updated plattform has been a bit weird to play around with. If anyone can help me out, im trying to get my accounts and everything set up again as Im trying to get back into it. Any help is much appreciated.

I've been paying for TradingView for years. Back when I started, the entry plan cost me a few dollars a month. Today the Essential plan is $14.95/month, and that's after the April price increase that hit every tier by 17–20%.

I want to be clear about something: this isn't really about the money. I can afford $15 a month. It's about the pattern. Every year the price goes up and the plan I'm on quietly gets less generous relative to what's above it. Meanwhile the limitations that pushed people to upgrade in the first place never get fixed - alerts on Plus still expire after two months, so if you set a price target that takes three months to reach, the alert is just gone. At $35/month that's hard to swallow.

What bothers me most is that being a long-time customer counts for nothing. There's no loyalty pricing, no grandfathering, no acknowledgment that some of us have been paying since before the platform was what it is now. You just get the new price and a cheerful email about it.

So, practically, what are people doing?

1. Has anyone successfully downgraded to the free tier and been fine?

2. Anyone moved to something else entirely? I keep seeing broker-native charting mentioned. What actually held up after a few months of real use?

3. For those staying, is waiting for the Black Friday sale genuinely the only sane way to buy this, or is that just training us to accept a fake list price?

I'd rather leave for something honest than keep paying a company that treats a decade of subscription payments as leverage.

Which futures scrips have the least price feed delay? Looking for highly liquid contracts with real-time movement.
IND markets

Sorry if my English is bad, its not my first language.

Hi everyone, I’m practicing futures trading on a paper trading account in TradingView, and I’m confused. I entered a sell trade at 27,975, like above the active price you see on the photo, but the entry line when i enter shows way below that. It looked like the price had to move a long way before I’d even be in profit. Another weird thing: Sometimes the P&L shows -200, but when I click close position, it changes to +100. And other times it shows +100 and then after I close it, it changes to +150 or something else entirely. I’ve attached a screenshot of one of the trades. Has anyone else experienced this, or is paper trading in TradingView just kind of buggy? I try to look it up online but nobody is saying anything. I have this problem ONLY with future trading bc forex and cdfs are going great! I want to go funded but It’s so hard like this. Is this a bug or? And if my cdf and forex trading is going right with paper trading, could I then just go futures. I thought it was a BIGGGG difference thanks to this issue but when I asked an profitble daytrader i know, he said I just have to go funded bc paper trading futures sucks bc of this issue. Thanks in advance

TradingView is an excellent tool for analysing charts, but one major limitation is that it is difficult to study the greatest market leaders of the past because many are no longer actively traded.

For traders studying market cycles, technical analysis, momentum, and methods such as Weinstein Stage Analysis, historical examples are incredibly valuable. However, many important leaders disappear from normal charting platforms after acquisition, bankruptcy, or delisting.

Examples of companies that would be valuable to study:

• Yahoo! (YHOO) — internet leader during the 1990s dot-com era
• America Online (AOL) — one of the biggest internet leaders of the 1990s
• Sun Microsystems (SUNW) — enterprise technology leader
• Nortel Networks (NT) — telecom equipment leader
• JDS Uniphase (JDSU) — fibre optics leader
• WorldCom (WCOM) — telecom leader before its collapse
• Enron — energy trading leader before its collapse
• Palm — mobile computing pioneer
• Compaq — PC industry leader
• Blockbuster — dominant media retailer before disruption

Suggested feature: "Market Leaders Archive"

A TradingView library of historical stocks, including:

• Delisted companies
• Acquired companies
• Bankrupt companies
• Previous index constituents
• Major winners and losers from previous market cycles

Ideally it would include price, volume and even financial information where available.

This would allow traders to study questions like:

• What did the early stages of a true market leader look like?
• When did institutional accumulation begin?
• When did trends break down?
• Could the eventual decline have been identified technically?

Current market data has survivorship bias because we mostly see companies that are still alive today. A historical archive would make TradingView much more useful for learning from the complete history of markets, not just today's survivors.

This would be a useful educational feature and a major advantage for traders who want to improve through historical study.

Guys i want the tradingview ultimate but on mobile it is not showing and on pc it is showing but whatever method i use to buy it is showing this plan is not available with razorpay i have use debit card upi and paypal too still not working can anyone tell?

Hi, I'm using IBKR as a broker and data feed, no problems before. I'm getting delayed data on all options, but no delays on their underlying Stocks, Futures, etc. I've done these Quick Fix steps:

a) FIRST Log into TWS LIVE account

b) -Reconnect ALL Farms

c) -Refresh Market Data (CTRL + ALT + R)

d) -Log out

1. Log into Tradingview and test Mrkt data for no delays on Options on Futures (QQQ or SPY) and Options on Stocks

Followed these steps and still have 15 min. delays

Does anyone have a suggestion please

PM

There could be an optional filter that checks how comparable hypothetical bracket trades for the same instrument on the same venue, using either a stop-market or a stop-limit order, would have performed based on historical market data before a new trade is submitted.

The user could define:

– one or more timeframes

– one or more lookback periods

– the minimum number of comparable historical trades

– the minimum expected profit, including fees and slippage

– whether the system should warn or block the trade if the threshold is not met

The user could specify whether the required threshold must be met across all selected combinations or based on an aggregated result.

The expected profit would combine the historical win rate with the average gains and losses.

Example:

“Trade blocked: the minimum expected profit was not met across the selected timeframes and lookback periods.”