Most newbie friendly broker; for use in conjunction with Tradingview?

ginobitcoiner

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BBOD Trading Platform

I used Coinbase, but I experienced a bad experience using this exchanger, I can't say that this echanger is bad.
but my experience is not good at trading on the exchanger.

manggis97

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Coinbase is good exchange that has high trading volume but they listed small number of crypto. Alot of trader used Binance but so far Binance also dont have yet OCO order feature, only stop limit, but i heard they will add it later. Binance offer 2 different charting, that is trading view and the original one.

enawati

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https://adonx.one

I did not use Coinbase because they listed not so many different crypto. I also want to do trading activity which i can place stop loss and take profit at the sametimes, and i recommended Gate.io exchange, this exchange also listed alot of good coin. But gate.io did not linking with trading view, the crypto exchange that linking to trading view is Poloniex,Bittrex, HitBTC, Binance.

thegoatiest

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Hi,
I'm trading on Coinbase. However the lack of OCO orders is a major deal-breaker. (Can't place a stop loss and a limit sell on one position)
It appears that utilising a broker within Tradingview allows you to place OCO orders on Coinbase even though Coinbase themselves do not offer this option.

I have a few questions that I'd really appreciate some insight on.

Is this true, that you can trade on coinbase with stops and limit sells on a single position as a result of signing up with a broker and linking it to your tradingview account?
Is there one Broker you would recommend over another.?
Is using a Broker recommended in the first place?

Thanks,
TG

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