TradingView live chart technical analysis tool for finance bloggers

This morning I discovered a new chart plotting data service that may help bloggers like me. It enables us to publish and share price charts with our technical analysis easily.

What they are trying to come up with is a social based technical analysis charting community called TradingView.com.

There are still a lot of nitty gritty bugs they have to iron out but what I like is that

1. Weekly data of US SPY and Singapore MSCI going back as far as 1997
2. Able to embedd as image or inside blog articles (although the latter is not working now)
3. Real Time Data

From the looks of it is working better than www.stockcharts.com

Here are 2 charts I created. They are the long term analysis for both Singapore and US markets

Weekly EWS Singapore Analysis

Weekly SPY US Analysis

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