Using more than one chart

You can open up to four charts at once. They can be different markets, different timeframes, or both — and they all move on a single clock, so the cut-off is identical across every one.

This is how you check whether your 5-minute entry agrees with the 1-hour trend, or whether the dollar is doing the same thing everywhere.

Setting it up

Choose 1, 2, 3 or 4 charts on the setup screen, then pick the market and timeframe for each. The shortcut “This pair at 5m + 15m” fills the extra slots with your main market on shorter timeframes.

You can also add and remove charts during a session using the controls on each chart’s header bar.

Where you trade

One chart is marked trading here. That is your main chart, and it is the only one that places trades — the others are for looking at.

This is deliberate. Multiple charts are for context, and one order ticket means you always know which market you just bought.

Chart controls

Each chart has a small bar showing its market and timeframe, with:

• ⤢ Full screen — expand this chart to fill the space (double-clicking does the same)

• ✕ Close — remove this chart from the session

It remembers

How you arranged your charts is saved against the strategy name. Press Continue on that strategy next time and the same layout comes back — including any charts you added or removed part-way through.