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Charting economic data can help you learn more about the macro world and see the bigger picture. This chart shows weekly Initial Jobless Claims in the US. In other words, it shows you how many people are filing for unemployment each week. The big spike, which has never been seen before in economic history, shows what the COVID-19 slowdown did to the economy in...

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The chart you see here shows confirmed COVID-19 cases for several countries ranging from the US to China, Japan, Germany, and Italy. Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a global problem and there’s no need for us at TradingView to tell you just how serious it is. In response to the ongoing global health crisis affecting millions of people worldwide in over 150...

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This chart shows Bitcoin (candlestick chart) and the Correlation Coefficient between Bitcoin and the S&P 500 (white graph). You can find the Correlation Coefficient between any two assets in seconds -- it's easy. First, head to Indicators & Strategies and then search for Correlation Coefficient. When you find it, click it, and a box will appear asking you to type...

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Creating custom formulas can put price action into different perspectives. You can think of the search bar on TradingView like a calculator. This chart, for example, shows AAPL/VIX, but we could have expressed many different formulas including: (AAPL + GOOGL + AMZN + FB)^4 or TSLA + F + GM and even GLD/BTCUSD. There are countless ways to create equations on...

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Today, the S&P 500 dropped 7% in a single session of trading. What does this mean? It triggers a Level 1 circuit breaker across equity markets and all trading pauses for 15 minutes. A Level 2 halt happens when a a drop of 13% takes place, but if the drop happens after 3:25 p.m. ET, there is no halt. If the market ever drops 20% in a single day, all trading is...

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This chart shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average after today's sell-off. In this published idea, we want to take a second to write about bear markets and what they mean. In the media, bear markets are officially defined as a 20% drawdown from a prior peak. Today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 20% from its prior peak. Technically, this means the...

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This chart shows the VIX since 2018. Between now and then, two significant moves have occurred. In both instances, the VIX went as high as 50 before topping out and then dropping back down. Will that happen again today? What's also cool about this chart is we're demonstrating our new Custom Text for Trend Line tool. You can now draw any line on your chart and...

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The 10-Year US Treasury Yield made new all-time lows this week. History was made as it went below 1%! On TradingView, you can chart Government bond prices and bond yields around the world. Bond prices are important because they can highlight risk appetite and desire for yield. To get started with charting Government Bond Yields, search for these...

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In this video tutorial, we quickly show you how the Bars Pattern tool works and why it's important. You can use the Bars Pattern tool to copy, duplicate, and measure specific trading ranges or trading bars. If you enjoyed this video, please press like! If you want to learn more or have any other questions, leave a comment so we or the community can help you.

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It's important to know when a company is reporting earnings because of the volatility and financial implications that can follow. In this quick tutorial, we'll show you how to follow earnings without ever leaving the chart: Step 1 - Go to the chart settings by right-clicking. Step 2 - Go to the Events tab and click Show Earnings on Chart. Step 3 - Hover over the...

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This chart shows the price of Tesla and how it has traded (top pane, candles) alongside its market cap (middle pane, blue line) and quarterly revenue (bottom pane, yellow line). Tesla's market cap is now nearly $90 billion. Some investors and traders have observed that's more than the combined market cap of Ford and GM . This type of analysis can help fundamental...

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The chart we made today shows the price of gold as a Baseline chart. The Baseline chart shows price movements relative to a baseline that you choose anywhere from 0% (the lowest point) to 100% (the highest point). This chart shows gold since the last 1970s with a Baseline of 50%. Why is this interesting? The chart can show you if an asset is above or below a...

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This chart shows the price of Crude Oil (CL1!) over the last few years. It is a daily chart and we're going to use it as an example to show you how to quickly measure the time and price change of any asset. Today, major news came out of the Middle East about a conflict that involves the US, Iran, and Iraq. The news had oil spiking higher. However, when you zoom...

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What did global markets do in 2019? How did Bitcoin move compared to the S&P 500? Or even gold? We created this chart to show you. This chart shows the year-to-date (YTD) performance for some of the biggest asset classes and indexes: Bitcoin, S&P 500, Nikkei 225, Crude oil, Gold, Volatility, Dollar Currency Index, Euro Currency Index, Dax, FTSE, and 10-Year...

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As the decade nears its end, we decided to chart the five best performing stocks in the S&P 500. The best performing stock of the decade was Netflix. It was up over 4000%. Back in 2010, Netflix was still mailing DVDs to their subscriber base. Today, they are a global brand distributing content to all corners of the world. How do you think Netflix will perform in...

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We created this chart showing how Apple's price and market cap changed over the course of 2019. Market cap is calculated by multiplying the price per share of an asset by the number of shares outstanding. Market cap shows how much an asset is worth as a whole. For example, today Apple's market cap is above $1.2 trillion. You can create your own market cap chart...

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Select Trend Line as a drawing tool, place a point on your chart, hold Shift and start moving the 2nd point - Trend Line angle will change to 45 degrees accordingly.

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