u/Antique-Cheesecake87

Dear TradingView Team,

I’d like to suggest a feature that I think would be extremely valuable for traders who use TradingView as their long-term trading and analysis workspace.

One problem I regularly face is that, over time, a chart accumulates a huge number of drawings. Eventually, the chart becomes cluttered and can start to lag. To keep my current analysis clean and responsive, I have to delete older drawings.

But those drawings are not simply clutter. They are a visual record of my trading history.

They show how I viewed the market at different points in my journey — what I marked, what I misunderstood, where I made mistakes, how my analysis changed, and how my trading evolved over months or years.

It would be incredibly useful to have a feature that allows users to archive a complete set of chart drawings separately from the active chart.

For example:

1. I finish analyzing a period of my trading.
2. I save/archive the current drawing set.
3. I remove those drawings from my active chart to keep it clean and fast.
4. Months or years later, I can open that archive and see the chart exactly as I had analyzed it at that time.

Ideally, the archive would preserve the drawings' original positions, timestamps, text, colors, and other properties.

This would allow traders to maintain a visual history of their own trading and analytical evolution without having thousands of old drawings permanently loaded on their active chart.

It would essentially turn TradingView into not only a charting platform, but also a long-term visual record of how a trader's thinking develops.

I think this could be a very powerful feature for serious traders who want to look back at their own decisions, mistakes, and progress over the years.

Thank you for considering it!

Hey,

I was wondering if I could extract something about AI training availability. Since I wanted to work online where I'm not expecting high income (i'll even work with 5$ per hour)
the questions are

1. what are the possibility of actually getting job
2. how can I get rejected
3. time and effort I'll need to invest on this skill to earn least 1-5$ per hour 💀

Dear TradingView Team,

I’d like to suggest a feature that I think would be extremely valuable for traders who use TradingView as their long-term trading and analysis workspace.

One problem I regularly face is that, over time, a chart accumulates a huge number of drawings. Eventually, the chart becomes cluttered and can start to lag. To keep my current analysis clean and responsive, I have to delete older drawings.

But those drawings are not simply clutter. They are a visual record of my trading history.

They show how I viewed the market at different points in my journey — what I marked, what I misunderstood, where I made mistakes, how my analysis changed, and how my trading evolved over months or years.

It would be incredibly useful to have a feature that allows users to archive a complete set of chart drawings separately from the active chart.

For example:

1. I finish analyzing a period of my trading.
2. I save/archive the current drawing set.
3. I remove those drawings from my active chart to keep it clean and fast.
4. Months or years later, I can open that archive and see the chart exactly as I had analyzed it at that time.

Ideally, the archive would preserve the drawings' original positions, timestamps, text, colors, and other properties.

This would allow traders to maintain a visual history of their own trading and analytical evolution without having thousands of old drawings permanently loaded on their active chart.

It would essentially turn TradingView into not only a charting platform, but also a long-term visual record of how a trader's thinking develops.

I think this could be a very powerful feature for serious traders who want to look back at their own decisions, mistakes, and progress over the years.

Thank you for considering it!

So I was just trying to download ebook from online and I ended up in a cloudfare screen where it gave me a link to paste it into powershell so I consciously did that and hit the enter button as I did that, my chrome closed automatically and all of the accounts were signed out, I didnt signed em up back. Im stressed about my gmail accounts, Any help and what danger Im in??

So, As Ive finised my +2 science, life intrudes with this "BACHELOR" question. I was thinking of choosing Psychology where there will be no need to attend any collage (only final exams). Im choosing bachelor becuase I only wanted to shut the mouth of all the people questioning me, (babu timi K garxau?, future ma k garne.......) And Im pursuing my own goals in life so I want least distractions as possible. I would like to refer my question to all the Psychology graduates or undergraduates who could guild me about *REALITY of bachelor in Nepal.