Saturday, August 14, 2021 2:36:13 PM
OK, I'm trying to create something using TradingView and I'm stuck.
In TradingView, I can compare two altcoins using the '/' to create a chart that shows which of the two is trending higher like this;
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/VhFG6543/
Here is a similar comparison chart I created in StockCharts. StockCharts uses the ':' rather than the '/', but the results are the same chart.
What I want to create is a 10 x 10 chart matrix (or larger) using different altcoins.
As an example, I've done something similar with the 5 Bitcoin miner stocks I track using StockCharts and PowerPoint. It makes it visually clear and very easy to see which one is moving more than the others at that moment.
In the below chart matrix, I have BITF, HUT, HVBT, MARA, and RIOT. The matrix shows of these five, BITF is trending higher faster. I highlighted in green the row of charts that show this.
For the above PowerPoint page I created a StockCharts chart for each pair, copied the chart link, have embedded the StockCharts chart link for each miner pair into a PowerPoint page, and every time I open or refresh the PowerPoint page, PowerPoint goes out and gets the current copy of each chart. I can refresh this page several times a day as desired.
Here is another example I've created for the mutual funds in my 401k. Because mutual funds do not change interday, I just look at this PowerPoint page once a day.
What I would like to do is find a way to do something similar with altcoin pair charts created using TradingView. Something you and I can both use. Something that can be refreshed several times a day, or night, as desired, and provide a quick visual of what's going on.
Now, the TradingView chart I created at the top of this post is a daily chart, and it appears I am unable to reduce the time frame without upgrading to the Pro+ or Unlimited Plan, which I am willing to do, but I first want to make sure I/we can create the type of link in TradingView that can be embeded in PowerPoint (or similar), to create the altcoin matrix.
Might you have any ideas how to accomplish this?
In TradingView, I can compare two altcoins using the '/' to create a chart that shows which of the two is trending higher like this;
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/VhFG6543/
Here is a similar comparison chart I created in StockCharts. StockCharts uses the ':' rather than the '/', but the results are the same chart.
What I want to create is a 10 x 10 chart matrix (or larger) using different altcoins.
As an example, I've done something similar with the 5 Bitcoin miner stocks I track using StockCharts and PowerPoint. It makes it visually clear and very easy to see which one is moving more than the others at that moment.
In the below chart matrix, I have BITF, HUT, HVBT, MARA, and RIOT. The matrix shows of these five, BITF is trending higher faster. I highlighted in green the row of charts that show this.
For the above PowerPoint page I created a StockCharts chart for each pair, copied the chart link, have embedded the StockCharts chart link for each miner pair into a PowerPoint page, and every time I open or refresh the PowerPoint page, PowerPoint goes out and gets the current copy of each chart. I can refresh this page several times a day as desired.
Here is another example I've created for the mutual funds in my 401k. Because mutual funds do not change interday, I just look at this PowerPoint page once a day.
What I would like to do is find a way to do something similar with altcoin pair charts created using TradingView. Something you and I can both use. Something that can be refreshed several times a day, or night, as desired, and provide a quick visual of what's going on.
Now, the TradingView chart I created at the top of this post is a daily chart, and it appears I am unable to reduce the time frame without upgrading to the Pro+ or Unlimited Plan, which I am willing to do, but I first want to make sure I/we can create the type of link in TradingView that can be embeded in PowerPoint (or similar), to create the altcoin matrix.
Might you have any ideas how to accomplish this?
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