Use TradingView Charts Free · 4 Charts on One Screen
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9AM Multi-Chart lets you use TradingView charts free, with 2 or 4 charts on one screen, which normally needs a paid TradingView plan. Add notes, strategy checklists, a Nifty expiry countdown and a synced IST market clock. No login and no subscription. 9AM Traders Academy is not affiliated with TradingView.
How to use TradingView multiple charts free
On tradingview.com, the free plan shows one chart per tab, and layouts with multiple charts on one screen need a paid plan. This page places TradingView’s free chart widgets side by side, so you get a free 2 or 4 chart layout in your browser, without logging in. Pick a layout with the 1 / 2 / 4 buttons, tap a chart’s top bar to select it, then type a symbol such as TCS, RELIANCE or SENSEX. Each chart has its own timeframe. Indian stocks and indices show daily, weekly and monthly charts, because TradingView’s free charts carry only end-of-day data for Indian markets. Gold, silver, crude oil, currencies and crypto also show intraday charts down to 1 minute. Your layout, symbols and theme are saved in your browser, so the screen opens exactly as you left it next time.
Multi-timeframe analysis on one screen
Choose Ready-made screens → Multi-timeframe to see the selected stock on the monthly, weekly and daily charts together, with the Sensex beside it. This is top-down analysis for swing and positional traders: the monthly chart shows the big trend, the weekly chart the current swing, and the daily chart where to act. For gold, crude, currencies and crypto the same button opens daily, 1-hour, 15-minute and 5-minute charts instead. Commodities intraday puts gold, silver, crude and USD/INR on 15-minute charts side by side.
Morning market check and sector rotation
The Morning check screen opens Sensex, Bankex, USD/INR and Gold side by side before 9:15. The two Sector rotation screens compare BSE IT, Healthcare, Auto, Metal, Bankex, FMCG, Capital Goods and Power so you can see where money is moving. Global cues adds the S&P 500, dollar index and crude oil. Tick Change all charts when you want one stock on every chart.
Strategy setups with checklists
Five learning setups are built in for swing and positional trading: 52-Week High Breakout, 200 EMA Pullback, Breakout with Volume, RSI Divergence and Bollinger Squeeze. Choosing one switches the charts to the right timeframes, adds the indicators the free chart allows, and shows a checklist in the Strategy tab so you follow the same rules every time.
Today’s 4: fresh charts every evening
Today’s 4 loads four Nifty 500 stocks picked each evening by the Bubble Phase Meter: a new entry into Mania, a breakout from a quiet Stealth base, a fall into Blow-off and the biggest volume surge of the day. They are picked by fixed price rules for study, not as tips.
Notes that track your idea
Write a note on any chart. For Nifty 500 stocks the page saves that day’s closing price and shows how the price has moved since, for example “Noted at ₹2,890 → now ₹3,040 (+5.2%)”. Tag a note with a strategy to see which setups work for you. Notes never leave your device; use Export to keep a backup.
Market clock, sessions and expiry countdown
The IST clock is synced with an internet time server and tells you if your own device is fast or slow. The session bar counts down to the pre-open, open and close, and the expiry line shows the next Nifty weekly, monthly F&O and Sensex expiry, moved automatically when an expiry day is an NSE holiday. Set alerts for 9:15, 3:15 or any time you like.
TradingView free mein 4 chart ek saath kaise dekhein? (Hinglish guide)
Upar 4 button dabao, kisi bhi chart ki top bar par tap karke use select karo, aur search box mein stock ka naam likho, jaise TCS ya RELIANCE. Ek hi stock ko alag-alag timeframe par dekhna ho to Ready-made screens → Multi-timeframe chuno: monthly aur weekly chart bada trend batate hain aur daily chart entry ka time. Subah market khulne se pehle Morning check se Sensex, Bankex, Dollar aur Gold ek saath dekh lo. Har chart par apna note likho; page yaad rakhega ki note likhte waqt price kya tha aur ab kitna badla. Yeh sab free hai, TradingView ka paid plan ya login nahi chahiye.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use TradingView multiple charts free?
Yes. TradingView’s own site needs a paid plan for multiple charts on one screen, but this page places its free chart widgets side by side, so you can see up to 4 TradingView charts on one screen with no login and no subscription.
Do I need a TradingView account?
No. The charts work without logging in. Your notes, layout and alerts are saved in your own browser. If you want TradingView’s own features such as saved drawings and alerts on their servers, you need an account on tradingview.com.
Is this an official TradingView product?
No. 9AM Multi-Chart is a free tool by 9AM Traders Academy that uses TradingView’s free embeddable widgets, so there is no login and no subscription. Each chart works on its own; changing one does not change the others unless you tick “Change all charts”.
Where are my notes saved?
Only in your own browser on this device. Nothing is sent to us. Clearing browser data deletes them, so use Export in the Notes tab to keep a backup, and Import to move them to another device.
How does “since your note” work?
For Nifty 500 stocks we save that day’s closing price with your note and compare it with the latest close every evening. For other symbols, type the price yourself.
How accurate is the clock?
The clock is checked against an internet time server and corrected for your device’s error. It is usually accurate to within about a tenth of a second. It cannot be exact to the microsecond, because browsers and networks are not that precise.
Are the strategy setups trading advice?
No. They are learning checklists that explain what traders look for in each setup. Always do your own analysis and manage risk.
Why are stocks shown from BSE and not NSE?
NSE does not allow its data in TradingView’s free embedded charts, so NSE symbols show “only available on TradingView”. BSE data is allowed, so this page loads stocks from BSE. It is the same company and the price is usually within a few paise of NSE. NSE indices are swapped for the closest BSE index: Nifty becomes Sensex 50 and Bank Nifty becomes Bankex. India VIX is not available. For Indian stocks the free charts show daily, weekly and monthly data only, not 1-minute or 15-minute charts. Gold, crude, currencies and crypto do show intraday charts.