CMC Markets Adds TradingView: Smooth Chart-Based Execution

CMC Markets has rolled out an integration with TradingView, enabling seamless trade execution directly from one of the world’s most advanced charting platforms.

CMC follows in the footsteps of other major brokers such as IG and ThinkMarkets, which have also added TradingView to their list of platforms in the past 12 months.

Key conclusions

• Trade directly from TradingView using your CMC Markets account
• Use over 20 chart types and over 110 drawing tools for technical analysis
• Make trades covering over 12,000 instruments in forex, indices, stocks and more.
• Create custom alerts with 13 built-in trigger conditions based on price action and trading volume

With this integration, CMC clients can open, manage and close positions in TradingView in real-time. Trades made on TradingView are automatically synchronized with the CMC platform, providing full visibility across both interfaces.

Traders benefit from TradingView’s extensive analysis tools – such as flexible alerts, economic calendar and community information – combined with CMC’s excellent pricing and execution.

About CMC Markets

Founded in 1989 and listed in the FTSE 250, CMC Markets serves more than a million clients worldwide.

In 2025, CMC expanded its offering by introducing longer-term trading of more than 80 US stocks, as well as new CFDs on stocks covering the quantum computing, AI-powered learning and digital car sales sectors.

Add to that numerous industry awards, including winning “Best Trading Software” at the annual DayTrading.com awards, and CMC continues to lead the way in innovative trading solutions.

New traders can open a CMC Markets account with no minimum deposit.

Founded in 1989, CMC Markets is a respected broker listed on the London Stock Exchange and authorized by several tier one regulators, including the FCA, ASIC and CIRO. More than 1 million traders from all over the world subscribe to the multi-award winning brokerage.

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