My finest selection of (recent) tradingview.com ideas
First one, the tradingview team put out an explanation on how to use an indicator of a different timeframe on a chart.
I did not even know this was possible. Since when is it a thing?
I barely ever use indicators these days but I am still happy to hear about this.
You can have the daily 50 & 200 MA on your chart without having to make your own buggy script, oscillators too if you are looking for a filter.
I like the mind process of this one. It's not at all how I proceed but it is interesting. What's a feeling? Something for the weak I assume.
I like this chart. The reality is of course much worse than this. Permabear for life.
As always anything is "good for bitcoin". I have been thinking alot about tiny breaks recently, wrote about it in my last idea. Had the same sort of thing on EURUSD.
I don't think I like them in general. Unless you have some pretty awesome filter I think you'll just end up chasing every move that just goes nowhere.
I believe that in general trying to always get in a move early is the wrong approach. Sometimes it ends up in big winners so it might be a rather good thing but personally I rather dislike them, too much trouble for me.
Apart from the fact he has several "3." and that it is hard to read (where does it start? end) I sort of like this.
Another problem I have is "buy every support" He is either joking, or he means with ETH, but then why sell every resistance?
Maybe ETH bounces off every level? I don't care enough to check.
Another good one from this website team, Tesla is the most viewed asset in America by far, and Bitcoin is second.
They say there is more like this to come. This is even better than Robintrack.
Could even be a filter to find all the top casino securities, out of curiosity or to ride up or to short to the ground.
"BTC will be replaced by an alt by the eoy". And it will be Ethereum! Maybe the end of 2021 is a little soon.
Here I found a few interesting charts from him. With really great explanations (sarcasm).
Those 2 ideas and all the similar ones because they are bad - sorry nothing personal.
You have to look at context. Oil has been slow sideways for a while, so it is just bad.
You do not know where the price will bounce, you do not know if it will keep going up, might go down then up but bottom anywhere, if it goes up you have no idea how far and how long it takes, and so on.
Or it can do what it did with idea 2: just stay flat, not down not up. Just best to ignore Oil and let others break their teeth on it.
Oh he had the same on eurusd as me, this eurusd buy. It is the same as the BTC new high idea I mentionned.
Looking at the higher context here this PA is a tiny break to the upside. I am less uncertain about those, more certain I would rather just not touch them.
There are occurences where they end up being big wins, and since you entered early you get more R out of it, but it is not enough to make me personally like those.
Since I can't only be bashing people, this is a positive 1 I like about this author:
Better than average foresight + Above average capacity to see patterns pop out + Good enough memory + Spend all day watching charts = $$$$
Also recency is a plus.
Really same price action here. Should be able to get (have gotten) a 5R here shorting it, at least 3R.
Nice script. Even retail day traders are most active during the London session (as they should). "Dead zone" ;)
The herd is shorting the USD at historical rates. Let's wait for them to get burned before looking for more shorts on the USD.
Hey this is sort of fundamental analysis (to help avoiding too many losers) but if I were to use an indicator with the short interest... Would it then become TA? Mindblown.
This one, just for the title. "Bear Graveyard (a.k.a. the NQ) 8/20/2020". Rip eager short sellers. I am a permabear on the USA too but I remember the +9,000,000% Zimbabwe and Venezuela stock market charts. By the way insiders are selling at never seen paces. While retail is aggressively going all in.
And some final thoughts (not an idea):
I did not even know this was possible. Since when is it a thing?
I barely ever use indicators these days but I am still happy to hear about this.
You can have the daily 50 & 200 MA on your chart without having to make your own buggy script, oscillators too if you are looking for a filter.
I like the mind process of this one. It's not at all how I proceed but it is interesting. What's a feeling? Something for the weak I assume.
I like this chart. The reality is of course much worse than this. Permabear for life.
As always anything is "good for bitcoin". I have been thinking alot about tiny breaks recently, wrote about it in my last idea. Had the same sort of thing on EURUSD.
I don't think I like them in general. Unless you have some pretty awesome filter I think you'll just end up chasing every move that just goes nowhere.
I believe that in general trying to always get in a move early is the wrong approach. Sometimes it ends up in big winners so it might be a rather good thing but personally I rather dislike them, too much trouble for me.
Apart from the fact he has several "3." and that it is hard to read (where does it start? end) I sort of like this.
Another problem I have is "buy every support" He is either joking, or he means with ETH, but then why sell every resistance?
Maybe ETH bounces off every level? I don't care enough to check.
Another good one from this website team, Tesla is the most viewed asset in America by far, and Bitcoin is second.
They say there is more like this to come. This is even better than Robintrack.
Could even be a filter to find all the top casino securities, out of curiosity or to ride up or to short to the ground.
"BTC will be replaced by an alt by the eoy". And it will be Ethereum! Maybe the end of 2021 is a little soon.
Here I found a few interesting charts from him. With really great explanations (sarcasm).
Those 2 ideas and all the similar ones because they are bad - sorry nothing personal.
You have to look at context. Oil has been slow sideways for a while, so it is just bad.
You do not know where the price will bounce, you do not know if it will keep going up, might go down then up but bottom anywhere, if it goes up you have no idea how far and how long it takes, and so on.
Or it can do what it did with idea 2: just stay flat, not down not up. Just best to ignore Oil and let others break their teeth on it.
Oh he had the same on eurusd as me, this eurusd buy. It is the same as the BTC new high idea I mentionned.
Looking at the higher context here this PA is a tiny break to the upside. I am less uncertain about those, more certain I would rather just not touch them.
There are occurences where they end up being big wins, and since you entered early you get more R out of it, but it is not enough to make me personally like those.
Since I can't only be bashing people, this is a positive 1 I like about this author:
Better than average foresight + Above average capacity to see patterns pop out + Good enough memory + Spend all day watching charts = $$$$
Also recency is a plus.
Really same price action here. Should be able to get (have gotten) a 5R here shorting it, at least 3R.
Nice script. Even retail day traders are most active during the London session (as they should). "Dead zone" ;)
The herd is shorting the USD at historical rates. Let's wait for them to get burned before looking for more shorts on the USD.
Hey this is sort of fundamental analysis (to help avoiding too many losers) but if I were to use an indicator with the short interest... Would it then become TA? Mindblown.
This one, just for the title. "Bear Graveyard (a.k.a. the NQ) 8/20/2020". Rip eager short sellers. I am a permabear on the USA too but I remember the +9,000,000% Zimbabwe and Venezuela stock market charts. By the way insiders are selling at never seen paces. While retail is aggressively going all in.
And some final thoughts (not an idea):
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