How to Use Tools in TradingView | Step-by-Step Chart Guide | Lecture 04

Описание: Welcome to Lecture 4 of our #tradingview Mastery Series!
In this session, we’ll explore all the important tools available on TradingView and learn how to use them for technical analysis.

After learning Indicators, now it’s time to master the drawing and analysis tools that help you mark entries, exits, and trend directions like a pro.

📌 What you’ll learn in this lecture:
✔️ How to use Trendline, Horizontal Line & Parallel Channel
✔️ Drawing Support & Resistance Levels
✔️ Fibonacci Retracement Tool
✔️ Measuring Tool for Stoploss & Target
✔️ Text, Arrow & Label Tools for Chart Notes
✔️ How to Save & Reuse Your Tool Layout
✔️ Pro Tips for Clean Charting & Accuracy

💡 These tools are essential for any trader using #priceactiontrading or Indicator-based Strategies.
Perfect for beginners using the Free Version of TradingView.

🎥 Previous Lecture: Indicators in TradingView (Camarilla + All-in-One Indicator)
🎥 Next Lecture: Paper Trading, Alerts & Practice Setup on TradingView

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