TradeZero Now Available on TradingView: What You Need to Know

TradeZero, a broker specializing in short-selling capabilities and providing professional-grade tools to retail investors, has announced an integration with TradingView. This integration connects TradeZero’s trading infrastructure with TradingView’s renowned charting and trading platform, creating a seamless experience for traders. Users can now link their TradeZero accounts directly to TradingView, enabling them to analyze markets and execute trades from a single interface.

Founded in the Bahamas in 2015, TradeZero has built a reputation serving for U.S, Canada  and international traders (via TradeZero America, Inc. (“TradeZero America”), TradeZero Canada Securities ULC (“TradeZero Canada”), and TradeZero, Inc. (“TradeZero International”) with its suite of platforms including ZeroPro, ZeroWeb, ZeroFree, and ZeroMobile. 

The integration supports both live trading for active accounts and demo accounts for those wanting to practice new strategies without risk. As short-selling specialists, TradeZero brings unique capabilities to the TradingView ecosystem that aren’t widely available through other brokers.

Powerful New Features for Retail Traders

The TradeZero-TradingView integration delivers a comprehensive set of tools that significantly enhance the trading experience for retail investors. TradingView’s charting system offers over 20 chart types and 110+ drawing tools, all with customizable options to fit individual trading styles. 

Additionally, traders gain access to more than 400 pre-built technical indicators plus the ability to use custom indicators created by the TradingView community, providing unparalleled technical analysis capabilities.

Strategy development and testing also become more accessible. Traders can utilize historical data to simulate trading activity, test various setups, and review performance reports to analyze different approaches. 

For more advanced users, TradingView’s Pine Script™ programming language allows for developing custom indicators and strategies tailored to specific trading methodologies.

The integration also provides customizable alerts with 13 different notification conditions based on price movements, indicator signals, and strategy triggers to help ensure traders never miss a potential opportunity.

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Why Traders Choose TradeZero

TradeZero has carved out a niche in the online brokerage space with several distinctive offerings that make this TradingView integration particularly valuable. Their commission structure offers $0 commissions for most ETFs and stocks trading above $1, making it cost-effective for frequent traders. This pricing model, combined with low minimum balances and relatively high intraday leverage (6:1 for accounts over $500), creates an attractive platform for day traders and active short sellers.

The broker’s specialty lies in its approach to short selling. TradeZero provides extensive easy-to-borrow and hard-to-borrow stock lists, along with a unique locator service that allows traders to pay for the right to short hard-to-borrow shares. This capability differentiates TradeZero from many other brokers and makes it a go-to platform for traders looking to actively short markets. The integration with TradingView enhances these capabilities by combining them with superior charting and analysis tools.

For traders concerned about security and regulation, TradeZero America operates as an SEC-regulated broker-dealer and a member of FINRA and the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC). The platform requires an initial funding of $2,500 for U.S. accounts and $500 for international accounts, with a balance of over $250 required to access the platform. These reasonable entry points, combined with advanced features like manual order routing for accounts with at least $5,000, make the platform accessible while still providing professional-grade trading capabilities.

Disclaimer:

TradeZero America, Inc., a United States broker dealer, registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC); TradeZero, Inc., a Bahamian broker dealer, registered with the Securities Commission of the Bahamas; and TradeZero Canada Securities ULC, a Canadian broker dealer, member firm of the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) and member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund (CIPF) (collectively the “TradeZero Broker Dealers”) are subsidiaries of TradeZero Holding Corp.

TradeZero Broker Dealers offer self-directed electronic securities trading to their customers. TradeZero Broker Dealers do not provide financial or trading advice and do not make investment recommendations to their customers. This communication does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security or instrument which it may reference. There is a risk of loss in online trading of securities including equities and options. Trading on margin is for experienced investors only as the amount you may lose can be greater than your initial investment. Likewise, short selling as a securities trading strategy is extremely risky and can lead to potentially unlimited losses. 

If you have any specific questions about TradeZero’s brokerage services, please reach out to the TradeZero Broker Dealer in your jurisdiction.

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