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TradingView Down or Charts Not Updating? What to Check

Short answer: If TradingView charts freeze or prices stop updating, check the TradingView status page first. On November 2, 2026, TradingView's status page logged a "No real-time data" incident from 09:16 to 10:59 GMT; it is marked resolved.

TL;DR: quick fix

Check if TradingView is down for everyone.
Look for a "D" next to the symbol: TradingView says a "D" means the symbol's data is delayed, not real-time (a red icon means the data comes from Cboe), so a slow price may be your data source rather than an outage.
Reload the chart page, and if you use TradingView Desktop, make sure the app is up to date (⋯ menu > Settings > About).

Is TradingView down?

Before you change settings, check TradingView Status. If there's an outage, wait it out.

How to fix it: step by step

Check whether TradingView is down for everyone: open status.tradingview.com, which lists Website, Data feeds, Chart, Alerts, Trading and more. When we checked on November 3, 2026 all systems were operational.
Look for a "D" next to the symbol: TradingView says a "D" means the symbol's data is delayed, not real-time (a red icon means the data comes from Cboe), so a slow price may be your data source rather than an outage.
Reload the chart page, and if you use TradingView Desktop, make sure the app is up to date (⋯ menu > Settings > About).
In TradingView Desktop, clear the cache: ⋯ menu > Settings > Service > Clear cache, then relaunch the app.
If charts freeze or a tab crashes, disable all indicators and turn them back on one by one; TradingView says resource-heavy indicators can crash a tab.
Temporarily turn off antivirus, firewall or VPN software that handles network traffic, and close other heavy apps. If it still fails, test TradingView in a web browser before contacting TradingView support.

FAQ

Was TradingView down on November 2, 2026?

TradingView's status page lists a "No real-time data" incident on November 2, 2026 from 09:16 to 10:59 GMT (4:16 to 5:59 AM ET). It is marked resolved.

What does the D next to a symbol mean on TradingView?

TradingView says the letter "D" is shown for delayed symbols. A real-time symbol has no icon, and a red icon means the data is provided by Cboe.

TradingView Desktop says "This tab crashed due to an error". What do I do?

TradingView's steps are: update the Desktop app, clear the app cache, test with indicators disabled, check security software, close heavy apps, and update your drivers and operating system.

Last checked Nov 3, 2026 against the official help page: TradingView Status. Menus can differ by app version; follow the official page if a step doesn't match.