TradingView has announced a partnership with online publishing platform Substack that will allow both companies to expand their offerings and launch more tools.
Substack recently integrated TradingView's Advanced Chart widget. Users will now be able to get market visualization and analysis in a convenient and easy-to-understand way, FNG reported.
Substack is a popular platform for authors and writers to monetize content through paid subscriptions, creating a direct payment channel between authors and readers. The Substack platform provides its clients with analytics, publishing, design, payment, and newsletter support tools.
Substack has over 35 million active subscribers, including over 3 million paid subscriptions. Substack is constantly expanding its toolset to offer authors, writers, musicians, and scientists a way to monetize their work and cultural expression.
By integrating the TradingView Advanced Chart widget, the Substack platform will allow authors to include and analyze charts of stocks, cryptocurrencies, and other trading instruments and conveniently place them directly into articles.
This additional option greatly expands market research capabilities for financial analysts and publishers while providing their readers and subscribers with more comprehensive and consistent content within the popular Substack interface.
Tradingview serves a wide range of people involved in trading, investing, and analysis, regardless of their level of expertise. The platform serves as a perfect tool for those interested in technical analysis, charting, and generating trading ideas in various markets, such as stocks, forex, futures, and cryptocurrencies. Traders and investors rely on TradingView to perform comprehensive market analysis, identify potential opportunities, and improve their trading strategies.
Both platforms, TradingView and Substack, are committed to strengthening knowledge sharing and providing quality content. As such, their collaboration is designed to promote financial content through information, education, and analysis.