October 2026
Oddities & more
A new group in the chart type menu with eight unusual ways to look at a market: a gauge, rope or dial for the latest bar, a position line, ribbon or histogram for the whole chart, and two statistics views.
Seasonality and volatility clock
Under Oddities & more: the average change by month, weekday or hour of the day for the symbol you’re viewing, and a 24-hour dial of how much each hour usually moves.
Earnings and dividends on stock charts
E marks earnings reports (green beat the estimate, red missed) and D marks ex-dividend dates, with a countdown to the next report in the status bar. Uses your Financial Modeling Prep, Finnhub or Alpha Vantage key.
Relative strength line
A new indicator: the price against SPY or Bitcoin, with dots where it makes new highs, bigger ones when it gets there before price does.
Multi-timeframe table
A new indicator: trend and RSI on five timeframes at once, in a small table on the chart.
Broker trades in your journal
Copy closed trades from Alpaca, OANDA, Tradier, Tastytrade, OKX or Hyperliquid into the trading journal from the Trade tab. It only reads your history.
What’s new
This page, so you can see what changed since your last visit.
Contact form
Send feedback, a bug report or a question from the Contact page.
Better on phones
Tapping a text box no longer zooms the whole page in, and the calculators and dialogs fit small screens.
Easier on the eyes
A softer light theme, and grid lines you can actually see in the dark theme.
Four new indicators
Markov regime (bull, bear or sideways, with the odds of each switching), Chandelier Exit, Qullamaggie setups and the previous high and low.
Economic calendar
Rate decisions and the big US data releases in your local time, as an economic calendar, as markers on intraday charts and as a countdown in the status bar.
Qullamaggie screener
Breakouts, episodic pivots and parabolic runs the way Kristjan Kullamägi trades them, in the Qullamaggie screener.
Trade from the chart
A + at the crosshair to get an order ready at that price, drag the position line to set a take profit or stop loss, size by risk, move a stop to break-even, take partial profits and use trailing stops.
More ways to share and import
Shared chart links now carry your drawings, and you can import a TradingView watchlist.
Faster and easier to use
Pages load faster on phones, and colours, links and keyboard navigation are easier to read and use.
Auto-refresh
Sources without a live stream refresh on their own, at a rate you choose in Chart settings.
Meet the cats
The My cats page introduces the cats your support buys treats for.
Colours for OHLC bars
Bars can have their own up and down colours, and Donchian Channels can use Supertrend as the center line.
Trade on DXtrade
Including prop firm accounts such as Lark Funding, plus a page listing every supported broker.
A cat on your charts
Neko, the classic desktop cat, can roam your charts. Click the cat at the bottom of the left toolbar.
Hyperliquid and Deribit
Trade Hyperliquid perpetuals from the chart, and chart Hyperliquid and Deribit with no key.
Volatility and momentum indicators
Squeeze, Bollinger BandWidth, Volatility Candles and Momentum Candles, plus breakouts, an exit channel and fills for Donchian Channels.
In your language
Every page now opens in your device’s language: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Japanese, Chinese, Korean or Hindi.
September 2026
Any timeframe
Type any timeframe you like, such as 4 minutes, 7 hours, 10 days or 6 months. Screeners now load more as you scroll.
Seven more brokers
Trade with OANDA, Tastytrade, IG, Capital.com, Gemini, Deribit and HTX, and use a connected account’s data for charts.
47 more drawing tools
Plus a weak or strong magnet, a right-click menu on the chart and a strategy tester.
Trade with your own account
Place orders on your Alpaca, Tradier or OKX account straight from the chart, with take profit and stop loss.
Market tab
An order book with a depth chart, time and sales, 24-hour stats with funding and open interest, and a liquidity heatmap.
Up to 16 charts
Split the screen into as many as 16 charts, sync their timeframes and scrolling, keep workspaces in tabs and share a layout as a link.
Bar replay
Replay any chart bar by bar, step back, and paper trade as it plays.
More chart types
Renko, line break, Point & Figure, Kagi and six more, with their own settings, plus quarterly and yearly timeframes.
Spread and ratio charts
Chart two symbols combined, such as ETHUSDT ÷ BTCUSDT or AAPL − MSFT.
Free tools
A crypto and a stock screener, crypto heatmap, correlation matrix, monthly returns, trading calculators, portfolio tracker, trading journal and an embeddable chart widget.
Alerts on drawings and indicators
Get alerted when price crosses a trend line or leaves a rectangle, channel or Fibonacci level, or when an indicator crosses a value, without writing a script.
Work faster
Your own keyboard shortcuts, undo and redo for chart changes, a data window, a chart objects panel, indicator templates and typing a timeframe straight onto the chart.
More indicators
Volume profile, candlestick patterns, moving averages from another timeframe, a price action toolkit and a countdown to the next candle.
Guides and chart pages
A Features page, guides to indicators, chart patterns and candlesticks, and a chart page for each of 123 popular symbols.
Nine languages
The site and the chart app in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Hindi.
Scripts and backtesting
Write your own indicators and strategies in JavaScript with helpers modelled on Pine Script, and backtest them with a full strategy report.
A full trading terminal
Multi-chart layouts, timeframes down to 1 second, a watchlist, synced crosshairs, price alerts and more drawing tools.
FreeCharting launches
Free charts for stocks, forex and crypto. Bring your own API key from one of the supported data sources, or start right away with crypto, which needs no key.
FreeCharting launched on 25 September 2026.