Eight New Indicators, Per-Timeframe Visibility, and a Cleaner News Feed

Eight new indicators, more control over what the chart draws and when, plus a news feed that reads like market news.

Eight more indicators. Williams Alligator, Guppy Multiple Moving Average, Standard Error, Standard Error Bands, Chop Zone, Linear Regression Slope, RCI and the Accumulative Swing Index, taking the library to 85.

Show an indicator only on the timeframes you want. Drawings already worked this way. An indicator you set up for the daily chart can now stay off your intraday ones, set from the indicator settings or straight from the legend menu.

A new Scales and lines tab in chart settings. Control the price line and its colour, width and style, the last value label, the crosshair's price and time labels, and the price scale's text colour.

Anchored VWAP picks its source, and Bars Pattern reflects. Anchored VWAP now takes a price source instead of assuming one. Bars Pattern can be mirrored, flipped, or drawn as a line. The colour picker on Fib Retracement and Fib Channel now changes the levels, where before it did nothing at all.

Two chart readings were wrong. A trend line's Distance printed its length in screen pixels, so it changed when you zoomed. It counts the periods between the two points now. SMI Ergodic and its oscillator plotted a hundred times TradingView's value, showing 60 where they show 0.6.

Drawing labels take up less room. Price, change and pips share one row on the stats label now, so it fits on a short pane instead of hiding rows behind a count.

A manual adjustment records what it was. The form now asks for a direction and whether the movement was a transfer, a deposit or a withdrawal, instead of taking a signed number and leaving the rest to the note.

A Bybit CSV import completes. An export with several round trips landing in the same minute on one pair could fail the whole import. Those are merged now, with quantity, fees and profit preserved.

Coinbase stops holding coins you sold. Selling more of an asset than your Coinbase trade history accounts for, which happens when you transferred the coins in, added them back to Holdings at the sale price instead of removing them.

A shared trade shows its chart. The shared trade page was meant to carry the trade's chart and never managed it, on any exchange. It does now.

The news feed keeps market stories. Items are kept on the publisher or the headline, so local crime and food trends stop crowding out the market. A macro keyword query that was returning no market news at all has been dropped.

News timestamps say what they mean. An item now shows a publication time where the source states one, and when we first saw it otherwise. Before, a February article could appear as two hours old.