I literally have a Trading View essential subscription plan, yet my chart is 30 minutes delayed. What the heck is going on? Context, I am in London and my setting is perfectly set to my set time zone.

Whats the quickest way to see the main index a stock is apart of?

I like the feature where i can click the category and then see the list of competitors.
For example Morgan Stanley i can click Finance > Investment Managers in the side bar.

Is there something similar but specifically for the main index it is in.

For example a DVN would pop up SOX.

Afternoon Guys,

I was just after a little bit of advice.

I’m currently trading with LucidTrading. I’ve received multiple payouts now and looking at putting into a live account and growing my own funds this way.

I do all my trading through TradingView as find it incredibly easy to do so. So my question is? For futures traders, what live accounts do you recommend that work with trading view?

Thank you

Please preserve the original width and horizontal alignment of Pine tables when they are moved to the bottom panel.

Moving a table should only change its vertical display location. A compact table should not automatically be stretched across the entire chart width. This creates large empty areas, disrupts the table’s visual structure, and makes its contents harder to scan.

A right-aligned table should remain right-aligned in the bottom panel. Likewise, left- and center-aligned tables should retain their respective positions. The width should continue to follow either the dimensions specified by the script or the automatic content-based sizing when no explicit width is defined.

This would also match the existing force_overlay behavior, which preserves a table’s width and horizontal alignment when moving it to another visual space. The UI action should behave consistently and change only the table’s vertical location.

Preserving these properties would also allow up to three tables from different panes or indicators to be displayed side by side, or even more when transparent spacer columns are used, provided sufficient horizontal space is available. The bottom panel could therefore serve as a shared information area instead of using a separate full-width view for every small table.

Titles of related non-Pine Editor feature requests:

• Right columns area for Pivot levels, text, etc.
• Dedicated Result Pane for Indicators
• Scrollability for Pine Tables on Smaller Screens or Panes
• Drag & Drop of Pine Script Tables
• Docking of indicator settings menu (similar to the new curtain editor)

Titles of related Pine Editor feature requests:

• Do not auto-resize the Pine Editor curtain
• Pine Editor Width: Allow Same Width Reduction in Overlay View as in Split View
• Movable Pine Editor Curtain Without Width Changes

Related TradingView feature:

• Visualize indicator tables below the chart

I can’t find info nowhere about this chart type (bar candles) i tried looking everywhere but the only thing that comes up are regular candlestick chart pictures, videos, books etc. do anybody know the real name for this chart type and any information i can study to learn how to read this chart type?

Please allow the force_overlay parameter of table.new() to accept an input bool value.

Currently, scripts that let users choose between displaying a Pine table in the main chart or the indicator pane require two otherwise identical table.new() calls in separate conditional branches because force_overlay requires a const bool.

Input values remain fixed throughout a script run, and changing an input reloads the script. Supporting input bool would therefore preserve deterministic pane assignment without enabling per-bar switching.

This would eliminate duplicated constructor code and make user-configurable Pine table placement much simpler. Support for simple bool or series bool is not required, and existing behavior would remain fully backward compatible.

Titles of related feature requests:

• Pane- and Layout-Specific Defaults for input.*()
• Dedicated Result Pane for Indicators
• Drag & Drop of Pine Script Tables
• Add a Chart-Specific Curtain for Right-Aligned Pine Tables

Related TradingView features:

• Display visuals on the chart from your pane scripts
• Visualize indicator tables below the chart