How our data & indicators work

Where our data comes from

We aggregate data from established, widely-used market data providers rather than generating our own prices. Each asset class draws from the sources best suited to it:

Provider names are the property of their respective owners and are referenced here purely to disclose our sources. TrendiView is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any data provider.

How often data updates

How we calculate indicators

Technical indicators are computed from OHLC candles using standard, widely-documented formulas and conventional default settings. We do not tune parameters to make the past look good — the defaults below are the industry-standard ones.

Accuracy & limitations

We work hard to present data faithfully, but no market data platform is perfect, and honesty about that matters more than a false sense of precision. Please keep the following in mind:

• Prices may be delayed or differ from your broker. Depending on the source and asset, quotes can lag real-time and will not exactly match the price at your specific exchange or broker.
• Third-party data can contain errors or gaps. We depend on external providers; outages, corrections or anomalies on their end can flow through to what you see here.
• Indicators describe the past, not the future. RSI, moving averages and MACD are all derived from historical price. They summarize what has happened; they cannot predict what will.
• Nothing here is a recommendation. Data and indicators are tools for your own analysis, not signals to buy or sell.

Our editorial standards

Educational guides in our Learn hub are written and reviewed in-house by TrendiView Research. We hold every article to a simple rule: explain concepts honestly, avoid hype and “guaranteed return” language, and never present speculation as fact. When a topic is genuinely uncertain — as most of markets are — we say so plainly rather than pretending otherwise.