Upstox users who have been using TradingView’s charting features on the platform can now go a step further. Upstox has fully integrated with TradingView, which means you can use the complete TradingView experience and place orders straight from it.

Your holdings, positions and orders are visible inside TradingView, so there is no need to jump between screens to check where things stand before acting on a chart. You analyse, decide and trade from the same place.

The charting itself is far richer than before. There is a wide choice of chart types, a large set of drawing tools and plenty of ways to customise how your charts look, so you can set things up the way you actually like to read the market.

Finding opportunities gets easier too. TradingView comes with a big library of built-in indicators, and thousands more built by its community, so you can test different approaches without starting from scratch. If you prefer to start with the stocks rather than the chart, the stock screener lets you filter using both technical and fundamental criteria.

Price alerts are part of the package. You can set a price or a condition and get notified when it is triggered, which means you don’t have to keep an eye on the screen all day.

Traders who like to build their own tools can use Pine Script to create custom indicators and strategies. And for those who enjoy learning from others, TradingView’s global community of traders shares ideas and insights that can add a fresh angle to your own analysis.

One thing to keep in mind is that the features you can use depend on your TradingView plan, so what you see may vary depending on the plan you are on.

The idea behind all this is to bring charting, analysis and execution into one smooth flow, so that acting on a view in the market takes fewer steps. If you already trade on Upstox, it is worth opening TradingView and trying the integration for yourself. Once you have, Upstox would love to hear how it went, and you can leave a 5-star review on its TradingView profile.

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