Your Voice on the Market: A Quick Guide to Publishing Ideas on TradingView
The TradingView social network is a vibrant hub for traders and investors to share insights, analysis, and educational content. If you’ve ever wondered how to get your ideas featured—possibly even landing a coveted spot in the Editor’s Pick section [00:15]—this guide breaks down the essential steps from the official TradingView tutorial.
The process of publishing your analysis or educational content is straightforward, but attention to detail is key to maximize your reach and community engagement.
Step-by-Step: Publishing Your Idea
To share your content with the community, you must start on the TradingView Supercharts [00:42]. Once your chart is set up, follow these steps:
1. Set the Stage with Your Chart (The Featured Image)
The chart you are currently viewing is what will become the featured image of your published idea [01:40].
Prep Work is Essential: Before hitting ‘Publish,’ make sure your chart is clean, easy to understand, and contains all the necessary elements.
Use Your Tools: Add any relevant drawings, indicators, support/resistance lines, or other technical analysis tools to your chart (e.g., circle a key candle, add a horizontal line) [02:04].
2. Click ‘Publish’ and Define Your Content
Once your chart is perfect, look for the ‘Publish’ button in the top right corner and select ‘Publish Idea’ [00:49], [01:00].
3. Craft a Great Title and Thorough Description
The description is where you convince people to read your idea. A thoughtful description, combined with a great title, is how your content gets noticed [01:26].
Be Thorough: Fully explain your analysis.
Explain the Why: Clearly state why the chart matters and why people should read your idea [03:04].
Conclude Your Idea: Clearly outline the next steps or what you are looking for in the market [03:15].
Profile Matters: Ensure you have a full profile filled out so people know who you are and can follow you [03:22].
4. The Final Touches (The ‘Continue’ Screen)
Clicking ‘Continue’ takes you to the last page of settings [03:51]. This is where you finalize the visibility and classification of your post:
Public vs. Private:
Public: Your idea is published to the entire social network.
Private: The idea is only visible to those you share the direct link with [04:15].
Analysis vs. Tutorial:
Analysis: Use this for a directional trade, investment thesis, or specific market direction (e.g., long, short, or neutral) [04:39], [05:08].
Tutorial: Use this for purely educational content on how things work in the markets [04:46].
Categories: This is a crucial step. Select the categories that accurately reflect your analysis (e.g., Trend Analysis, Fundamental Analysis, Support and Resistance) [05:21]. This helps different segments of the community find your work.
Related Ideas and Signature: You have the option to link to previous ideas you’ve published [06:06] and, if you have a Premium plan, utilize a customizable signature section [06:30].
5. Post and Manage Your Content
After clicking ‘Publish Idea,’ your content is live in the network [07:11].
The 15-Minute Rule: You have a 15-minute window to edit or delete your idea before it is cemented into the network [11:05]. This rule prevents traders from constantly changing their predictions to always appear correct.
Updates: Even after the 15-minute edit window closes, you can add updates to your idea. This is essential for transparency and can be used to notify followers of a trade being Active, Target Reached, or Stop Reached (e.g., closed out) [11:55].
By following these steps, you can create effective, transparent, and engaging content that contributes to the TradingView community and helps grow your personal brand on the platform [13:25].
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