As a forex trader, Chart Dragging on TradingView can be an incredibly helpful tool for visualizing market movements and quickly making trading decisions. Unfortunately, it is unavailable for forex traders, due to the nature of the forex market. In this article, we’ll explain why this functionality isn’t available to forex traders, and what other features and tools are available on TradingView to help them analyze the markets. informative
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Headlines: What is TradingView? | Can’t Drag Chart Review | What To Do When Chart Dragging is Unavailable
What is TradingView?
TradingView is an online charting platform for traders and investors. It provides powerful analytic tools for technical analysis and helps to make informed decisions when trading or investing in stocks, options, futures, and cryptocurrencies. TradingView boasts a professional trading community of more than 7 million traders and investors. The platform includes real-time and historical price data from multiple sources, advanced charting mechanisms, access to comprehensive market research, live webinars, and more.
Can’t Drag Chart Review
At times, experienced traders may find that they are unable to drag the chart using their mouse or trackpad. This may be due to the chart being placed inside a shadow root, wherein dragging via mouse click and drag does not work. This issue is identified by TradingView forum users, and is being fixed with the TradingView support team. Another common issue with chart dragging is that charts may not move correctly when zoomed in and out of them.
What To Do When Chart Dragging is Unavailable
Fortunately, this issue is easily solvable. Firstly, users can check the Shadow Root setting in their browser settings. After making the necessary changes, they can try to drag the chart again. If this does not work, then users can also check for any browser updates and installed browser extensions to ensure that they are up-to-date. Alternatively, they can try using the arrow keys on their keyboards to scroll up and down or left and right. Finally, TradingView also offers other chart-dragging options such as panning and zooming, which can be accessed via the zoom and scroll bars located at the bottom and top of the chart window respectively.
