Publishing Your Own Ideas

Once you’re comfortable with charts and analysis, the next step is sharing your own trading ideas on TradingView.

Publishing ideas not only helps you keep a record of your analysis, it also builds your credibility, allows feedback from the community, and improves your decision-making over time.

What Is a Published Idea?

A published idea is a post you create that includes:

• A chart snapshot with drawings or indicators
• A title and description of your view
• Optional tags (e.g., “Breakout,” “Trendline,” “RSI”)

Ideas can be either public (visible to everyone) or private (only you can view them).

Why Publish Your Ideas?

How to Publish an Idea on TradingView

Step-by-step:

1. Open your chart
   Finalize your view, trendlines, indicators, and zoom level.
   
2. Click on “Publish” (top-right of the chart window)
   
3. Choose “Publish Idea” (not “Publish Script”)
   
4. Fill in the form:
   ○ Title: Keep it short but meaningful (e.g., “Breakout Setup on HDFC Bank”)
   ○ Description: Explain what you see. Mention support/resistance, patterns, or indicators involved.
   ○ Tags: Add relevant keywords like RSI, EMA, Breakout, etc.
   ○ Choose whether it’s Long, Short, or Neutral
   
5. Click “Publish”
   Your idea goes live and appears in the Ideas feed.
   

Example: What a Good Idea Looks Like

Title: "Tata Motors Testing Support at ₹870"

Description:
“Tata Motors has pulled back to its previous breakout level around ₹870. RSI is near 40, and price is holding above the 50 EMA. Watching for a possible bounce or breakdown. Will wait for a daily candle close to confirm.”

Tags: #RSI #Support #AutoStocks #SwingTrade

Tips for Better Engagement

• Use clean charts with minimal clutter.
  
• Be honest. Don’t try to “predict,” just share what you’re seeing.
  
• Add a follow-up idea later if things change.
  
• Respond to comments, community feedback can be helpful.
  

Where Your Published Ideas Appear

• In your TradingView profile
  
• On the Ideas feed under relevant tags and symbols
  
• In the search results for users looking up that stock
  

If your ideas are consistent and clear, you’ll naturally start gaining followers and credibility within the community.

To Sum Up

Publishing your ideas turns you from a passive observer into an active learner. It improves your clarity, invites feedback, and helps you grow as a trader over time.