Bar Spacing Sample Clauses

Bar Spacing. You have two ways to control the spacing between bars on a chart, which determines how many bars can appear on a chart, and therefore the period of time the chart represents. First, as explained earlier, after opening a new chart you can set the bar spacing from 1 to 180 in the Chart Format window that appears when you click on Format in the menubar and then select Chart. Second, with a chart open, you can change the bar space setting for that chart with the and icons located in the middle of the toolbar. Pressing the icon moves the bars closer together and pressing the icon moves the bars farther apart. If you hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on the and icons, you increase the rate at which the bars move closer or farther apart. Also, remember that in the Chart Format box, Max. Bar Width allows you to format the width of the bars. • The default value of 0 gives an automatic bar width that works well with OHLC bars • For candlesticks, an even value of 4, 6, or 8 is suggested Info Window The Info Window gives detailed information on the trading activity during the time period represented by each bar. When you click , the Info Window icon located on the toolbar, the cursor changes from an arrow to a crosshair. Click the crosshair on any bar in the chart, and the Info Window pops up, showing the Symbol, Date, Time, Volume, High, Low, Open, and Close for that bar. Depending on the kind of data feed you have, the information for the last bar on the chart is updated with every new tick in real time. If you have used the feature on the toolbar to Setup Analysis and add indicators to the chart (see section on Indicators below), the values for those Indicators will also appear in the Info Window and will be updated with every new tick in real time. For example, if you have the eASCTrendTS indicator applied to the chart with the “% Trailing Stop” Exit Rule checked, and you’ve clicked on the last bar of the chart, you will see the values for TPLP, TEP, and Will change to BUY/SELL at xxx (price) in the Info Window, where: TPLP is the Trailing Profit Level Price (Entry Price plus Profit Level), which is the price value at which the real-time profit-trailing algorithm will be activated. TEP is Trailing Exit Price, which can be higher or lower than the TPLP. Once the real-time profit-trailing algorithm is activated, you will be able to see the TEP value in the Info Window. If you are in a long position, when you click the last bar, you will see Will change to SELL a...
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Bar Spacing. The spacing between bars is controlled by two factors, the setting for bar spacing from 1 to 180 in the format chart at the time the chart was opened, and the setting for an individual chart with the + and - icons. Pressing the - icon moves the bars closer together and pressing the + icon moves the bars further apart. if you hold down the ctrl key while clicking on the + and - icons, the rate of moving the bars is increased. Also at the time the chart was opened the Max. Bar Width formats the width of the bars • The default value of 0 gives automatic bar width and works well with OHLC bars • For candlesticks, an even value of 4, 6, or 8 can be very effective
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