eToro vs. TradingView

eToro is probably best suited for persons with basic trading and/or investment needs, not experienced traders. The latter group will probably benefit from more sophisticated tools, such as advanced charting and analysis. In addition, I believe such traders will demand tighter spreads than those available on the eToro platform

Incentivized

This platform is suited for retail traders that use discretionary trading strategies and automated strategies alike. As far as HFT goes I cannot say as I haven't developed any strategies of that kind. So, i can't determine its appropriateness. For forex and stock trading I would say it has everything you need. I also can't vouch for how well it performs for options traders, I would imagine it may not be the go to app as I don't see any og the Greeks that options traders would need to monitor to make trading decisions.

• Excellent presentation of cost basis
• Easy to get exposure to crypto as well as traditional investments
• Allows copy trading

Incentivized

• Indicators.
• History patterns.
• Comparison between different stocks or crypto coins.

Incentivized

• eToro has met our needs for an online and investment platform.
• I cannot think of anything in which eToro can improve.

Incentivized

• nothing I can think of so far

eToro is definitely geared more toward the investor crowd with more familiar looking charts and cost basis tracking than dedicated crypto wallets or services. I use it alongside others, but definitely like the features here for making strictly investment related decisions and research on general market changes, movements, and activities.

Incentivized

TradingView is used by more people, and most of the investing shows I watch use TradingView

Incentivized

• 10-15% ROI per annum since signing up to eToro two years ago

Incentivized

• Trading is a peculier activity so this metric is purely subjective and depends on each trader's experience.