TradingView
Charting platform whose news feed syndicates agency and wire copy
TradingView is a privately held charting and social-trading platform founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York, with its European headquarters in London and offices in Málaga and Tbilisi. It says it is used by more than 100 million traders and investors. Its funding rounds include a 2018 round led by Insight Venture Partners and a 2021 round that included Tiger Global and valued it at $3 billion.Sources:1Wikipedia: TradingView, Wikipedia (source, opens in a new tab)2TradingView: About TradingView, TradingView (source, opens in a new tab)
Its news section mostly aggregates headlines from outside providers, including Reuters, Dow Jones Newswires, MarketWatch, dpa-AFX, Mint, Economic Times and CNBC-TV18, alongside short items labelled "TradingView" such as price-target notices. Articles cited on this site are usually such syndicated copy.Sources:3TradingView: News Flow, TradingView (source, opens in a new tab)
Who it favours
We have not analysed TradingView's coverage yet. When we do, this shows which side its articles favoured, story by story.
Who controls it
Whoever owns an outlet, provides most of its money or directs it controls it. Our rule.
No government, party or politician is documented as its owner, main funder or director.
Owners, funders and directors
- DirectorOleg MukhanovChief executive (2024); the company is privately held and backed by venture investors including Insight Venture Partners and Tiger Global Sources:1Wikipedia: TradingView, Wikipedia (source, opens in a new tab)
As documented, nearest first. Each note says what the source supports.
How we use it
2 stories cite TradingView directly.
- IPOs 1
- Stock markets 1
- Trade 1
- Oil prices 1
October 2026
- Jio Platforms IPO, India's largest ever, is oversubscribed more than five times on day twoReliance's Jio Platforms drew bids for more than five times the shares on offer by day two of its roughly Rs 30,200-crore IPO, after a record anchor book.
- Rubio skips Delhi, meets Ambani, Adani and Tata chief on a business-focused India tripUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio toured Reliance's Jamnagar refinery and met top Indian business leaders, saying the US wants Reliance to refine more Venezuelan crude and that a trade deal is close.
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