“TradingView with AMP Futures has been smooth and reliable. The charting tools are excellent, execution is fast, and the overall workflow fits perfectly with my futures trading. I’d like to see more built-in order-flow features, but overall it’s a solid and highly efficient platform.”
“Trading View sucks. It's a good charting software but a bad trading software. It's missing a lot of features that some say are included, of which I have seen in youtube videos but could not find in my own account. They log you out randomly (suspiciously around large volitility or high volume trades), they dont fill orders where you actually placed them, irrespective of of volume, I could go on and on.”
“TradingView is...ok. I'd recommend TradingView to beginners but maybe not experts. I'm a retail trader of 3 years who was discretionary but now mostly systems based. TradingView has great charting and an amazing community library of pine scripts. There are significant limitations on automation. Rarely, alerts can get stuck server-side, then later unstuck and sent out even when the alerts are stale. TradingView pipes in external data which you have to pay for separately, but this data has big gaps once in a while (during market hours). I've pointed out the issue to them several times but they keep blaming the third-party data provider. I contacted the provider and they proved to me there are no gaps in their data.”
“TradingView is an excellent trading platform. Tons of tools, great looking chart, and can be used on Apple products which isn’t the case with MT5, which is the platform I used for the first few years. Highly highly recommend.”
“Pros: Easy to drag and adjust profit and loss orders.
Cons: The latest bar’s price movement is displayed with noticeable delay, not as responsive as MotiveWave, and the desktop version (Mac) has high CPU usage.”
