Setting Up TradingView for ChartMentor

    Get the most from AI-powered trade reviews by configuring your TradingView charts the right way

    What ChartMentor Needs to See

    ChartMentor analyzes a screenshot of your chart, so visibility is everything

    ChartMentor reads your chart visually, combining what is on screen with context from TradingView. For the most accurate and useful analysis, the chart area must clearly show the price action you want reviewed.

    Essential Visibility Checklist

    • Price structure clearly visible

      Zoom to show the relevant swing highs/lows. Cropped or compressed charts reduce analysis quality.

    • Indicators displayed and readable

      RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, volume profiles, and moving averages are all recognized as context. Avoid overlapping overlays that hide price or look like your manual trade plan.

    • Manual trade boxes and position markers showing

      Review My Trade works best when your own entry, stop loss, and take profit levels are visible. Indicator-generated levels are not treated as your trade plan by themselves.

    • Drawing tools active

      Trendlines, horizontal levels, Fibonacci retracements, and channels are incorporated into the analysis.

    Chart Settings That Work Well

    Timeframe

    Set the timeframe you intend to trade before running an analysis. ChartMentor receives the symbol and timeframe context from TradingView, but the visible structure on screen is what determines how useful the review will be.

    Chart Type

    Candlestick charts provide the most detailed price action for the AI to analyze. Heikin Ashi works too, but pure candlestick gives the most accurate reading of wicks, bodies, and patterns.

    Panels and Overlays

    Close any broker panels, TradingView popups, or drawing tool popups that cover the chart area. ChartMentor cannot see through these obstructions.

    Indicators ChartMentor Reads

    Active indicators are included in the AI analysis

    RSI (Relative Strength Index)
    MACD
    Bollinger Bands
    Volume Profile
    Moving Averages (any period)
    Fibonacci Retracements
    Custom Community Indicators
    Support & Resistance Levels

    The key is clarity - if an indicator is clearly displayed on the chart, ChartMentor can incorporate it. Too many overlapping overlays can dilute the signal.

    Getting Better Analyses

    Use Your Custom Prompt

    Define your trading style, what confirmations you require, and what setups to avoid in your Account page. ChartMentor applies your lens to every review, giving you feedback that actually fits your strategy.

    Set Signal Rules (Starter, Pro, Elite)

    If you want structured setup signals, configure Signal Rules to enforce minimum risk/reward ratios, required confirmations, and entry conditions. This filters outputs so only qualifying setups are emitted.

    Save Your Best Analyses

    Build a library of past reviews to compare setups, refine your prompts, and track how your analysis quality improves over time.

    Common Mistakes to Avoid

    • Running analysis on a chart that is still loading or partially visible
    • Having broker panels or TradingView popups covering the chart area
    • Overloading the chart with too many indicators, making price action hard to read
    • Expecting analysis on a 1-minute chart with no visible structure to evaluate

    Ready to analyze? Create a free account or read the full documentation.

    New users receive $15 credit on their first subscription and ChartMentor may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Sign up for TradingView.