Webull Integrates TradingView's Advanced Tools for Traders in the USA

Tuesday, 16/01/2024 | 14:00 GMT by Damian Chmiel
  • The collaboration aims to enhance the trading experience of Webull's clients.
  • The service is currently available to US users, with global expansion plans.
Webull Expands

Continuing the series of new partnerships in early 2024, TradingView, the charting platform and social network for traders, has announced its latest collaboration. This time, adding to the list of retail trading firms incorporating TradingView's solutions is Webull, a US-based commission-free trading service provider.

Webull Partners with TradingView to Offer Advanced Charting and Social Tools

Through this collaboration, Webull users will gain access to TradingView's charts, analytics , and community tools directly within the Webull platform. Traders will be able to utilize additional charting capabilities, conduct technical analysis, backtest trading strategies, and connect with other traders without leaving their Webull account.

"Webull is dedicated to continued advancements that improve the retail trading ecosystem," said Anthony Denier, the newly appointed President of the Webull Group. "Partnering with TradingView brings the entire investing journey to one place and eliminates outdated and slow charting tools and customizations."

The partnership aims to combine TradingView's growing social trading community and suite of analysis features with Webull's commission-free stock and options trading. The integration with TradingView is now available for Webull users in the United States, with plans to expand globally. It offers both free and paid subscriptions depending on users' desired feature sets.

"We look forward to working with Webull and combining all key trading features into one interface to ensure optimized and informed decision-making for Webull's global traders," said Pierce Crosby, the General Manager at TradingView.

Fourth Collaboration of TradingView in 2024

This is yet another integration for the charting platform within the first two weeks of the new year. Last week, the Poland-based broker OANDA TMS announced that it became the first to allow its clients to trade directly from the TradingView platform charts.

At the same time, Match-Trader announced a partnership with the provider. As part of this integration, brokers using Match-Trader will be able to connect their trading infrastructure with TradingView's charting tools and social features.

From the institutional perspective, DXtrade informed about its own collaboration in early 2024, aiming to enhance brokerage services and the trading experience for users along with TradingView.

Webull is not slowing down as the new year begins. It is expanding its services to Canada and focusing on growth in the Americas. Furthermore, the company introduced interest on idle funds in Australia as part of its Moneybull service.

Continuing the series of new partnerships in early 2024, TradingView, the charting platform and social network for traders, has announced its latest collaboration. This time, adding to the list of retail trading firms incorporating TradingView's solutions is Webull, a US-based commission-free trading service provider.

Webull Partners with TradingView to Offer Advanced Charting and Social Tools

Through this collaboration, Webull users will gain access to TradingView's charts, analytics , and community tools directly within the Webull platform. Traders will be able to utilize additional charting capabilities, conduct technical analysis, backtest trading strategies, and connect with other traders without leaving their Webull account.

"Webull is dedicated to continued advancements that improve the retail trading ecosystem," said Anthony Denier, the newly appointed President of the Webull Group. "Partnering with TradingView brings the entire investing journey to one place and eliminates outdated and slow charting tools and customizations."

The partnership aims to combine TradingView's growing social trading community and suite of analysis features with Webull's commission-free stock and options trading. The integration with TradingView is now available for Webull users in the United States, with plans to expand globally. It offers both free and paid subscriptions depending on users' desired feature sets.

"We look forward to working with Webull and combining all key trading features into one interface to ensure optimized and informed decision-making for Webull's global traders," said Pierce Crosby, the General Manager at TradingView.

Fourth Collaboration of TradingView in 2024

This is yet another integration for the charting platform within the first two weeks of the new year. Last week, the Poland-based broker OANDA TMS announced that it became the first to allow its clients to trade directly from the TradingView platform charts.

At the same time, Match-Trader announced a partnership with the provider. As part of this integration, brokers using Match-Trader will be able to connect their trading infrastructure with TradingView's charting tools and social features.

From the institutional perspective, DXtrade informed about its own collaboration in early 2024, aiming to enhance brokerage services and the trading experience for users along with TradingView.

Webull is not slowing down as the new year begins. It is expanding its services to Canada and focusing on growth in the Americas. Furthermore, the company introduced interest on idle funds in Australia as part of its Moneybull service.

About the Author: Damian Chmiel
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About the Author: Damian Chmiel
Damian's adventure with financial markets began at the Cracow University of Economics, where he obtained his MA in finance and accounting. Starting from the retail trader perspective, he collaborated with brokerage houses and financial portals in Poland as an independent editor and content manager. His adventure with Finance Magnates began in 2016, where he is working as a business intelligence analyst.
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