Training Videos and Step By Step Guides

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STEP 1. Setting Up TradingView Account and Market Data Package

This SOP outlines the steps to create a TradingView account and subscribe to the necessary market data package for trading futures.

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Step 2. Steps For Downloading and Installing TradingView Applications

This SOP outlines the steps to download and install the TradingView desktop and mobile applications for effective trading.

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Step 3. How to Find Your TradingView ID

I demonstrate how to locate your ID on both the desktop and mobile applications, ensuring you can easily share it with others to get your indicators installed.

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Step 4. Installing the Trader ON-THE-GO Indicator

I demonstrate how to find the indicator in the invite-only list and how to add it to your favorites for easy access.

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Step 5. Creating and Syncing a Trading Layout in TradingView

I demonstrate how to set up a new layout, install indicators, and save your work to ensure everything is accessible on the go.

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Step 6. Guide to Accessing and Modifying Indicator Settings on Trading Platforms

Learn how to access the drop-down menu, adjust visibility, and change colors for buy and sell signals.

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Step 7. Setting Up a Paper Trading Account on TradingView

I demonstrate how to create an account, choose your balance, and connect to paper trading on TradingView.

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Step 8. How to Select Symbols for Trading on Desktop and Mobile

I also show you how to navigate the mobile app to access the same features. My goal is to ensure you can easily find and switch between symbols for your trading needs.

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Step 9. How to Select Symbols for Trading on Desktop and Mobile

I demonstrate the symbol search feature, where you can filter by stocks, futures, forex, and more, and I specifically highlight how to find the NQ futures contract, recommending the latest contract, NQM 2025.

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Step 10. Changing Time Frames in TradingView

I demonstrate how to add your favorite time frames, such as 1 minute, 15 minutes, and 4 hours, so you can easily switch between them.