TradingWizard vs TradingView
TradingView is for charting it yourself. TradingWizard puts an AI bot on the chart that watches the market and tells you what it sees, on paper money.
The short answer
TradingView is a charting platform: you read the chart and draw the levels yourself. TradingWizard puts an AI bot on a chart: it watches the market, writes what it sees in plain words, and marks an entry, a stop and a target when it finds a setup. Every bot trades on paper with demo money.
Pick
TradingView
You want to chart, draw and script your own analysis.
Pick
TradingWizard
You want a bot to watch a market and tell you what it sees.
Or
Use both
Keep TradingView for charting and add a Wiz bot for a second read. A free Chrome extension shows it on your TradingView chart.
What each one does.
Only what TradingWizard does today. Where TradingView is stronger, the table says so.
| What you get | TradingWizard | TradingView |
|---|---|---|
| Who reads the chartWatching the market and writing down what it means | TradingWizardA bot, on every scan | TradingViewYou do |
| The levels are the bot’s, not yoursEntry, stop and target drawn for you, with the reason | TradingWizardYes | TradingViewYou draw them yourself |
| The chart itselfCandles, sessions and the last bar moving live | TradingWizardWiz Charts, built in | TradingViewYes |
| Drawing toolsTrend lines, fibs, shapes | TradingWizardTrend lines and a measure. No fibs or shapes yet | TradingViewFull toolkit |
| IndicatorsRSI, MACD, moving averages and the usual set | TradingWizardSeven built in | TradingViewLarge library, plus community scripts |
| Real-money ordersPlacing a trade with a broker from the platform | TradingWizardNot available. Every bot trades on paper | TradingViewThrough a broker you connect |
Source for TradingView’s real-money orders: their own guide, How to trade on TradingView.
Common questions.
Is TradingWizard a TradingView alternative?
Not a replacement. TradingView is a charting platform where you do the analysis yourself. TradingWizard puts an AI bot on a chart that reads the market and explains what it sees. You can keep TradingView for charting and use TradingWizard for a second read.
Does TradingWizard place real trades?
No. Every bot trades with fake money on live market data. TradingWizard never places a real order for a member, and there is no broker or exchange connection for user trading.
Can I use TradingWizard with TradingView?
Yes. A free Chrome extension shows a Wiz bot’s read beside any TradingView chart. It reads the symbol on the page and writes nothing to your TradingView account.
What does a TradingWizard bot show on the chart?
When it finds a setup, its own entry, stop and target, drawn on the chart with the reason in plain words. When there is no setup, it says wait and what is missing.
Is TradingWizard free?
14 days free, no card. After that, choose a plan to keep using TradingWizard. Pro is $39 a month for up to 5 bots and unlimited Wiz chat. The pricing page shows the terms in force today.
Which markets can a TradingWizard bot watch?
Stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures and major indices, with the supported list shown in the app when you pick a market.
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Trading involves risk. Bots trade a Demo account with simulated money. Nothing here is investment advice.