Tools

Practical tools for investors and traders

Not a list of links, but a clear roadmap: where to view the chart, how to verify an event, what to compare assets with, and when to move to the trading platform.

Open TradingView ↗Read the guide first

Check the availability of features and pricing on the service page.

Navigator

Select a task

Charts

TradingView

Symbol sources, Supercharts, watchlists, alerts, Paper Trading and Pine Script.

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Macroeconomics

Economic calendar

How to read the time, importance, actual value, forecast and previous figure.

Learn to read the calendar →

Companies

Earnings and expectations

Revenue, EPS, guidance, cash flow and the reason for market reaction.

Parse the reporting →

Trading

Trading platforms

MT5, MT4, cTrader and TradingView: differences, installation and workflow.

Select platform →

Markets

Asset classes

Stocks, currencies, gold and cryptocurrencies with links to relevant materials.

Go to markets →

Execution

Brokers

Comparison of available platforms and transition to registration after reviewing the terms.

Compare brokers →

How to use

One source rarely answers all questions

For event analysis, first open the primary source or the economic calendar, then check the chart of the required symbol, and only after that look at the broker's execution conditions. Differences in time, exchange, quote currency, and data source can change the conclusion.

TradingView and information portals

TradingView is convenient to use for charts, watchlists, alerts, and visual scenario testing. Information portals, including Investing.com, are useful as an additional source of calendars, quotes, and news summaries. Still, verify important figures with the central bank, exchange, regulator, or the company's report.

Workspace

Repeat the steps from our guide in TradingView

Open a chart, verify the symbol provider, create a watchlist, and a test alert.

Open TradingView ↗Open Investing.com ↗

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