Learn to publish your ideas - Cryptoz18

2022年7月12日

Hello, here is z18 reporting. Today I will make a small guide teaching you how to use all the tools that TradingView provides you directly to make your content the best it can be.



Every content creator has quite a few tools when it comes to posting an idea. However, we will not talk about how to create an idea. Let's take a look at all the possible tools.

█ Content creator tools:

• Title

In this specific tool, it is directly sought to place a brief description so that the viewer has an understanding of the idea and is interested in entering to read it.



• Description


In the description, the user can directly place any content that he considers important for his idea. There are various tools in this section such as the following:

▶ Italics: It can be useful to highlight something in a paragraph directly that is relevant.
▶ Bold Font: It can be useful to highlight something important or place titles.
▶ List or list element: It is useful directly to make a list in the description.
▶ URL: It is useful to place content related to the idea.
▶ Insert URL: It is useful to place charts or ideas which you decide to relate to the current ones.
▶ Symbol: This tool is used directly to place an asset within the description.



• Link to related ideas

This tool is generally used to place a related idea or highlight previous content to your readers.



• Privacy settings

This specific tool is used to make TradingView understand if you want your idea to be private or public.



• Idea type

Here you can select if your idea is a tutorial that refers to any educational content for the TradingView community or an Analysis in which you can directly catalog if it is a trading idea.



• Investment Strategy

Here you can place if your operation has a certain direction, for example:

☀ Long: Your trade is taking a long trend.
☀ Short: Your trade is taking a short trend.
☀ Neutral: You have no decision and decide to remain a spectator until more information is gathered.



• Category

A category is a tool that is used directly to place what your analysis or educational content is based on, and it is very important to focus on your desired audience sector.





🔷 Trend Analysis: This refers to any concept that you use to refer to market trends.

• Support and Resistance: Levels where the price stops on the chart.
• Supply and demand: This principle reflects the relationship between the demand for a product and the quantity supplied of that product, taking into account the price at which the product is sold.
• Pivot Points: These are significant support and resistance levels that can define potential trades.
• Fibonacci: Method to determine potential levels of resistance or support in the price of a financial instrument.
• Trend Lines: Angled lines that can be drawn on price charts, connecting swing lows with other swing lows or swing highs with other swing highs.
• Candlestick analysis: They are one of the most well-known components of technical analysis, as they allow investors to obtain price-related information quickly from just a few price bars.
• Analysis of multiple time frames
• Multiple Time Frame Analysis: Performing multiple time frame analysis involves using daily charts to identify the general market trend and then studying 1-hour charts to establish specific opening levels.
• Periodicity: Seasonality is a phenomenon in which the price experiences similar and predictable changes around the same period of each calendar year.
• Fractals: Points of rupture since they highlight the points in which the prices do not hold and go back.
• Cycles: A market cycle can be understood as a market period that takes into account the behavior from a minimum/maximum price to the next minimum/maximum price.



🔷 Harmonic Patterns: They are considered harmonics because they have a direct relationship with the Fibonacci number series.

• AB=CD: Price reversal pattern that helps traders predict when an asset's price action is about to reverse.
• Three impulses: Reversal pattern, so it signals an upcoming change in a trend.
• Gartley: The Gartley pattern is a 5 point structure that was originated and outlined by HM Gartley
• Bat: Bat Pattern is a retracement and price continuation formation that occurs when a trend temporarily reverses its direction and then continues its original movement.
• Butterfly: A pattern that usually forms near the extreme lows and highs of the market and predicts a reversal.
• Crab: This is a volatile extension pattern where the final move exceeds X.
• Cypher: Cypher extends beyond the XA movement. This means that an extension level of AB is used to measure BC movement.
• 5-0: 5-0 pattern is a unique price structure that has a precise alignment of Fibonacci ratios to validate the pattern.
• Shark: Shark is made up of a series of price swings that are characterized by having precise relationships with each other, based on Fibonacci numbers.



🔷 Graphic patterns: Patterns that are constantly displayed on the chart that warn of trend continuation or reversal and are usually conditional.

• Double Top or Bottom: Popular pattern in Technical Analysis because an exact price point is seen where the value of the asset is constantly rejected.
• Head and Shoulders: Pattern where an HCH is seen known as Head Shoulder Shoulder where it can probably denote an interest in sending the price in a reversal of the current trend in general.
• Wedge: Pattern where the value scales quickly and little by little stops scaling the same price changes in percentage, obtaining a wedge view that the main idea is several executed orders to go in a reversal of the current trend.
•, Cup and handle A pattern where denotes a cup-shaped accumulation to have momentum towards the trend.
• Flag: Pattern of uncertainty where a continuation or change in trend is expected and a flag is displayed where it has the same point of fixed interest where the price scales and different highs-lows depending on whether the pattern is bullish or bearish.
• Rectangle: Pattern where a lateral zone is seen directly.
• Parallel Canal: Canal with lateral development.
• Tridents: Channel based on Pitchfork where a possible trend is denoted.
• Triangle: chart formations made up of multiple candlesticks between two converging lines of support and resistance.



🔷 Technical Indicators: They are indicators with fixed conditions by their code which provide you with information that will provide you to carry out an operation.

• Oscillators: These are technical indicators that do not move smoothly and are directly accompanied by the price trend.
• Centered Oscillators: These are oscillators that have a fixed range.
• Volatility: Indicators that seek to give you information regarding the current volatility of the asset.
• Volume: Indicators that provide you with information regarding the volume in the asset.
• Moving Average: Indicators that provide you with a follow-up of the price data based on periods.
• Breadth Indicators: Technical analysis tools that measure the direction of the market and help traders determine if it is bullish, bearish, or neutral.
• Bill Williams Indicators: Indicators based on the Bill Williams strategy that sought to catch market trends.



🔷 Wave analysis: It is a way of analyzing the market based on trend impulses.

• Elliot Waves: It is based on the principle of price movements in the financial market through the waves that form it and the study of its graphic formation.
• Waves of Neo: It is an extension of the ideas and concepts of R.N. Elliott, but uses his technique for analyzing waves, the aim of which is to reduce the subjectivity and perceived contradictions of traditional Elliott Wave theory as well as to improve his predictive ability. NeoWave is a discipline unto itself, with many additional rules and requirements, as well as new corrective chart patterns such as the Neutral Triangle, Diametric Formation, 5th Wave Fault Terminal, and 3rd Extended Terminal.
• Sinusoidal Waves: Graph of the mathematical sine function of trigonometry.
• Wolfe Wave: Means to predict supply and demand levels.
• Kondratieff Wave: Its basis is that capitalist economies experience long-term boom cycles, followed by a cycle of depression.



🔷 Gann: Gann believed that the market follows a natural time cycle. His theory was based on natural geometric shapes and ancient mathematics. Gann's theory states that an asset's patterns and angles in the market can be used as a predictor of future price movements.

• Gann Grid: The Gann Grid is a tool that is made up of trend lines drawn at an angle of 45 degrees (Gann Lines). According to Gann's conception, a line under the 45-degree angle represents the long-term trend line (whether it is an uptrend or a downtrend line).
• Gann Fan: A technical analysis tool that is made up of trend lines with different angles of inclination.
• Gann Square: Trading technique based on the symmetry of time and price.



🔷 Fundamental Analysis: It is any concept regarding fundamental issues, some examples could be talked about:

• Earnings
• Growth
• Value
• Dividends

🔷 Finally we have Beyond Technical Analysis which would be any topic that is within trading but is not in the category.


It is important to know how to use the category since these in themselves give us a better positioning towards the specific public.



• Share: It is an option made to upload your idea to Twitter directly in real-time.

• Tags: It could be referred to as the tradingview hashtags.

Finally, you have to accept the terms and conditions and publish the idea.

Now that we understand all the concepts, let's get an idea of Technical Analysis.

We have the EURUHF asset. Our idea will be based on using the Exponential Moving Average indicator. Every idea must have at least a Technical Analysis concept or an indicator plus a brief description explaining why you would take that position or your opinion.



It can be seen that based on how the EMA currently works we would go long if we just relied on the indicator. So our idea will be to take a long. For this you must carry out your technical analysis with your way of operating and risk management, it is highly recommended to place a Setup.

I have placed a Setup, now I must understand my idea. To do this is simple. Let's think about why I am deciding to go long on this asset. In this case, the answer is because the exponential EMA is below the price and according to the EMA base that is made under the concept of Price Data this would be a possible development of an uptrend, and let's look at the temporality that we find in this case 1 HOUR.



Now let's publish our idea, the publish button is located in the upper right part, once inside, first place the title, in this case, I will give a simple summary.

My title will be "long possible EURHUF on H1 based on the EMA" although I'll leave you with a little tip you can place your username on the side, this tradingview will understand it as an href that is a redirection to your profile that will help some people to look at it.

🔷 Fact: Placing your username next to the title works as a redirection to your profile.



Once this is done, it is time to place a description, we have several tools to be able to make a beautiful design, however, they tend to consume time for this, I usually recommend having a template which I use in all my analyzes to save time.

I don't use italic-bold letters much, but I do use a lot of separators that are put as emojis in TradingView, I'll leave you some here.

🔷 Separators that I usually use: "▪, 🔹, ☑, ❌, 🔷, ⚫, ⚪"



Let me show you how to use each tool on an image.

• Italics and bold letters must be ensured that they are within the parameters.
• Symbol and list you must use it inside the parameter and for each new line you must add "*Text"
• Insert URL is used to place any content that you think is relevant to your idea.
• The insert chart is used to place a shot of the chart or a previous idea.
• The insert symbol is used to place a direct redirect to an asset.



It would look like this directly when we are doing the description as an example. But visually for the reader.



☑ You can see the final result here:

Now knowing this only depends on your creativity. In case you carry out an Analysis to operate, I recommend you to place a Setup and in the description give an explanation of why you made that decision, then provide operational data such as StopLoss-TakeProfit and Entry Price, also mention regarding risk management in addition Once you upload the idea, TradingView allows you to place extra information in the comments section so that you can guide your audience in the operation. If it is educational content I recommend you to be creative there are many options in TradingView to make totally attractive covers. I hope you liked all this explanation that is mainly aimed at content creators.

Tip: Remember that all your posts must respect the TradingView community rules. You can see them all directly here: https://www.tradingview.com/support/solutions/43000591638-our-house-rules/