I just uploaded a short video on using some of the basic functions of TradingView. You can access the video here. If you're just getting started with TradingView, you might find it useful. As with many tools, things always look a bit confusing until you get your hands dirty and test them out. This is what makes TradingView's free account very convenient. In the future I plan to make more tutorials and perhaps update these once I get even more familiar with the software. These "basic functions" should allow you to get a lot out of the software. The next video I plan to highlight the Replay function which you might find useful once you start testing out a strategy.

I'm slowly getting through the WIKI and have come across the section which discusses a simple strategy to start with, and the use of scanners and screeners. So I thought it would be good to actually try and set this up and do some paper trades. I have created a few new modules in the Trading Strategy Course which breakdown these sections into actionable steps. I used ChatGPT to help me create a step by step plan for using Interactive Brokers and TradingView. Check out the new modules in the Trading Strategy Course here. - There is a section that explains scanners and screeners (along with tool recommendations). - There is a section that outlines how to use these tools for Interactive Brokers and TradingView. - There is a section on using a simple strategy to start paper trading (provided from the WIKI) I plan on going through these modules myself and paper trading with these tools and this strategy over the coming weeks / months.

I wanted to see if anyone else in this group is around the same point in their journey as I am; mostly so we can ask questions to each other and discuss. For example, I just started paper trading and am keeping it extremely basic and will slowly add more technique to my paper trading as I go. And today I was able to find a stock that had relative strength to SPY so I went long on it but I got in a bit too early and then it wasn't very clear to me when to exit either. I did take my fake profit but just trying to learn from every trade to improve. Just curious if anyone else is beginning paper trading and trying the relative strength method from RealDayTrading.

I am looking for recommendations of good trust worthy day trading podcast to listen to. I currently listen to Tyler’s podcast every week, I practice in my paper account, and I read the Real Day Trading Reddit page and watch some of their YouTube’s. I just need another podcast to listen to while I’m walking and doing other activities that I can’t sit down at my computer for. But I worry about listening to the wrong ones that don’t follow the Real Day Trading methods or are about momentum trading or scalping.

I am in Chapter 6 of “Technical Analysis of Financial Markets” and am wondering why the broadening formation or the inverted triangle is in this section? It seems like it is a reversal pattern and not a continuation one?