TradingView: Track All Markets is a comprehensive market monitoring and charting app that brings real-time quotes, interactive charts and a social feed of trading ideas into a single mobile interface. It helps traders and investors follow equities, indices, futures, forex, cryptocurrencies and commodities with data supplied by professional providers, and it syncs watchlists, alerts and saved charts across devices so your workspace is consistent wherever you work.
In TradingView: Track All Markets you get advanced, professional-grade charts on mobile with a variety of chart types, including Renko and Kagi for alternative price analysis.
Extensive technical tools are available, including indicators, strategies and drawing objects such as Gann, Elliott Wave and moving averages to support detailed analysis and testing of ideas.
Real-time data covers more than 100,000 instruments across 50+ exchanges, spanning stocks, futures, forex, CFDs and cryptocurrencies so you can monitor global markets closely.
Customizable watchlists and alerts let you follow specific instruments and react to market moves in time, and saved charts synchronize across devices for continuity.
A social layer enables publishing and viewing trading ideas and connecting with other traders to learn and share perspectives.
TradingView: Track All Markets consolidates global market coverage into one app, including major indices, commodities and crypto markets, reducing the need to switch between services.
The app delivers desktop-quality charting tools on mobile, making it practical for technical analysis when you are away from a computer.
Synced charts, alerts and watchlists keep your workspace consistent across devices, and real-time quotes help you spot opportunities and manage positions with timely information.
A flexible interface and grouping options let you organize instruments and focus on the markets you follow most.
The wide selection of chart types and technical tools can be overwhelming for casual users when they first explore the app, and may require time to learn.
Certain chart styles, like Renko and Kagi, de-emphasize time and require a different interpretation compared with traditional time-based charts.
