Best Free Site for Global Market Data/Charts? Beginner friendly & Ease of Use?

very_452001

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Quote from: figmentofmyass on April 29, 2020, 07:36:27 PM

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Which one does Real Estate market fall under?

it's in its own class. it can't be considered a commodity because commodities must be fungible/interchangeable, which real estate most certainly is not. sometimes people group real estate under the "alternative investment asset" umbrella.

Okay so Real Estate market is in its own class, a dedicated market? Does Tradingview or Investing.com show UK Real Estate data/charts?

the easiest way to monitor the real estate market is to look at large cap real estate investment trusts (REIT)---companies that own, run, or finance investment properties.

these are the top REITs by market cap in the american market:
https://www.fool.com/millionacres/real-estate-investing/reits/10-largest-reits-market-cap-2020/

these are the top ones in the UK market:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/325371/uk-lse-reits-ranked/

all the listed companies should be available on tradingview since they are traded on the major stock exchanges.

Is REIT just for commercial real estate only?

I signed up on tradingview basic free, what do I type in the search to get charts for all of UK home market so I can track home prices, not just for capital london or commercial properties.

very_452001

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Hi coming back here whats the most popular charts traders/investors pull up on tradingview to get the best overall picture to see whats happening in the world?

very_452001

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Why is it when it comes to markets investors/traders look at mini or futures charts?

On tradingview whats the best selection of markets or charts that gives a good accurate representation of Global economic health?

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Quote from: very_452001 on April 27, 2020, 02:33:41 PM

Quote from: figmentofmyass on April 24, 2020, 03:23:28 AM

Quote from: very_452001 on April 21, 2020, 05:43:04 PM

Which one does Real Estate market fall under?

it's in its own class. it can't be considered a commodity because commodities must be fungible/interchangeable, which real estate most certainly is not. sometimes people group real estate under the "alternative investment asset" umbrella.

Okay so Real Estate market is in its own class, a dedicated market? Does Tradingview or Investing.com show UK Real Estate data/charts?

the easiest way to monitor the real estate market is to look at large cap real estate investment trusts (REIT)---companies that own, run, or finance investment properties.

these are the top REITs by market cap in the american market:
https://www.fool.com/millionacres/real-estate-investing/reits/10-largest-reits-market-cap-2020/

these are the top ones in the UK market:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/325371/uk-lse-reits-ranked/

all the listed companies should be available on tradingview since they are traded on the major stock exchanges.

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Quote from: jackg on April 27, 2020, 02:43:03 PM

Trading view just lists anything traded on the British, American and other stock exchanges. It'll have a real estate etf for London at least if not the rest of the country...

Vanguard have a global real estate fund and that looks to have crashed quite a bit already, I'd personally hold off investments in real estate in the west for about 18 months as they have far to fall and I imagine they will...

London has its own Economy from the rest of the UK lol.

Vanguard is UK or American?

Does trading view list data/chart for real estate/house prices for the whole of UK not just London or do you know a site that display this data/chart for UK house prices?

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

Trading view just lists anything traded on the British, American and other stock exchanges. It'll have a real estate etf for London at least if not the rest of the country...

Vanguard have a global real estate fund and that looks to have crashed quite a bit already, I'd personally hold off investments in real estate in the west for about 18 months as they have far to fall and I imagine they will...

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Quote from: figmentofmyass on April 24, 2020, 03:23:28 AM

Quote from: very_452001 on April 21, 2020, 05:43:04 PM

Firstly in the Whole World are there just 5 Main Markets?

these are what i would consider the main asset classes:

-equities (includes mutual funds and arguably traditional ETFs)
-bonds
-cash equivalents
-real estate
-commodities
-cryptocurrencies
-derivatives (includes futures and leveraged/inverse ETFs)
-alternative investment assets (includes art, collectibles, private equity, hedge funds etc)

Quote from: very_452001 on April 21, 2020, 05:43:04 PM

Which one does Real Estate market fall under?

it's in its own class. it can't be considered a commodity because commodities must be fungible/interchangeable, which real estate most certainly is not. sometimes people group real estate under the "alternative investment asset" umbrella.

Quote from: jackg on April 22, 2020, 10:28:38 AM

Quote from: very_452001 on April 22, 2020, 10:23:34 AM

Any other good sites worth mentioning?

Trading view have pro and basic options but the basic free tier is enough for what you'd need starting out.

+1 for tradingview. it has all the symbols you could ask for. the free account is sorta limiting though---they won't let you save more than 1 chart, so you have to keep switching symbols to track different markets. https://www.tradingview.com/gopro/#compare-plans

Okay so Real Estate market is in its own class, a dedicated market? Does Tradingview or Investing.com show UK Real Estate data/charts?

What other markets have we missed out on apart from the Black Markets?

figmentofmyass

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Quote from: very_452001 on April 21, 2020, 05:43:04 PM

Firstly in the Whole World are there just 5 Main Markets?

these are what i would consider the main asset classes:

-equities (includes mutual funds and arguably traditional ETFs)
-bonds
-cash equivalents
-real estate
-commodities
-cryptocurrencies
-derivatives (includes futures and leveraged/inverse ETFs)
-alternative investment assets (includes art, collectibles, private equity, hedge funds etc)

Quote from: very_452001 on April 21, 2020, 05:43:04 PM

Which one does Real Estate market fall under?

it's in its own class. it can't be considered a commodity because commodities must be fungible/interchangeable, which real estate most certainly is not. sometimes people group real estate under the "alternative investment asset" umbrella.

Quote from: jackg on April 22, 2020, 10:28:38 AM

Quote from: very_452001 on April 22, 2020, 10:23:34 AM

Any other good sites worth mentioning?

Trading view have pro and basic options but the basic free tier is enough for what you'd need starting out.

+1 for tradingview. it has all the symbols you could ask for. the free account is sorta limiting though---they won't let you save more than 1 chart, so you have to keep switching symbols to track different markets. https://www.tradingview.com/gopro/#compare-plans

hugeblack

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After CMC was owned by Binance, I strongly recommend everyone to use more than one (market data sites) to track prices, especially for currencies with small market capacities.
Coingecko is the best site so far and I can recommend https://cryptowat.ch/.

Trading view is a good site for everyone who wants professional trading.

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

Quote from: very_452001 on April 22, 2020, 10:23:34 AM

Okay these sites dont entice you to subscribe or are they limited unless you pay at their paywall?

Any other good sites worth mentioning?

Trading view have pro and basic options but the basic free tier is enough for what you'd need starting out.

I'm not sure how much I'd trust signals myself you're better off loosely trying to find trading patterns or look into technical analysis.

Investing.com is free though and their sentiment analysis and historical rates might be interesting to look at. I wouldn't trade straight off raw data though.

very_452001

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Okay these sites dont entice you to subscribe or are they limited unless you pay at their paywall?

Any other good sites worth mentioning?

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https://paradice.in/?c=bitcointalk

Personally I like https://www.investing.com for this sort of information and some trading calls

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

Real Estate are commodities imo...

I've seen a lot of day traders using trading view and nothing but trading view... It seems very popular and has a lot of functions even on the free version. Some day traders will use their own (probably) software and their own analytics too to decide a trading strategy. What's good today might not be good tomorrow...

very_452001

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Firstly in the Whole World are there just 5 Main Markets?:

- Equities

- Currencies

- Commodities

- Bonds

- Funds & ETF's

That can only be represented by Indices or Currencies? Any main markets I missed from list above?

Which one does Real Estate market fall under?

I understand Coinmarketcap and Coingecko are best popular market data sites for Crypto however which best free site allows a overall glance of the global markets?

Who are the top 10 richest actively day traders in the world and the top 10 richest actively long term investors in the world and do these top players share their portfolios to view and where do they go for their data or they have access to Insider Trading that the public dont?

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