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Selecting Chart Preferences Chart preferences include: • Main: allows you to set time interval and oldest date. • Sessions: allows you to indicate the sessions to be included in the chart. • Continuation: allows you to set preferences specifically for continuation charts. Page 11 • Bond Continuation: allows you to set preferences specifically for bond continuation charts. • BATS: allows you to choose bids, asks, trades, and settlements display settings. • CID: allows you to select contributors to include as sources on intraday charts. • Volume: allows you to choose volume as a display criteria for bar data. • Grid: allows you to choose how the chart will be divided. • Labels and Values: allows you to set properties for Daily Value and Cursor Value boxes. • Misc: allows to set various display characteristics. • Recalc: allows you to set when data will be recalculated. To set chart preferences, click the Setup button and then click Chart Preferences. Charting and Studies User Guide
Page 1 and 2: CQG Integrated Client Charting and
Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Charting and Stud
Page 5 and 6: Fibonacci Time Retracement (FiboTR)
Page 7 and 8: Triple Exponential (Trix) .........
Page 9 and 10: Charting and Studies in CQG IC Page
Page 11 and 12: CQG Charts Page 3 CQG provides a nu
Page 13 and 14: Bars The bar display changes depend
Page 15 and 16: Scroll buttons These buttons allow
Page 17: Using Charts in Training Mode Page
Page 21 and 22: Setting Session Preferences These s
Page 23 and 24: To create a session Page 15 The sys
Page 25 and 26: To set default sessions for a symbo
Page 27 and 28: Preference Description Page 19 Alig
Page 29 and 30: Setting Continuation Preferences Pa
Page 31 and 32: Type Description This figure (10.90
Page 33 and 34: Setting BATS Preferences BATS setti
Page 35 and 36: Setting Grid Preferences Page 27 Gr
Page 37 and 38: Display Session Start Page 29 Click
Page 39 and 40: Setting Recalc Preferences Page 31
Page 41 and 42: Setting Volume Preferences Volume s
Page 43 and 44: Daily Value Box Page 35 To display
Page 45 and 46: Cursor Value Box • Click Never Di
Page 47 and 48: Page 39 Setting Chart, Study, and P
Page 49: MarkIt Parameter Page 41 The MarkIt
Page 52 and 53: Page 44 Bar (Bar) Bar charts are co
Page 54 and 55: Page 46 CandleStick (Cndl) Candlest
Page 56 and 57: Page 48 Constant Volume Bar (CVB) C
Page 58 and 59: Page 50 Please note that CVB analys
Page 60 and 61: Page 52 Equalize Sessions (ES) Equa
Page 62 and 63: Page 54 Fill Gap (FG) A Fill Gap ch
Page 64 and 65: Page 56 Line Parameters • Color,
Page 66 and 67: Page 58 Market Profile Components C
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Page 60 TPO Date TPO Date H 8 Z 24
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Page 62 Volume Profiles Volume prof
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Page 64 Market Profile Cursor Value
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Page 66 Market Profile Parameters
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Page 68 To use Auto Scale The auto
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Page 70 To change the position of t
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Page 72 To return to the default pr
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Page 74 No Gap (NG) On No Gap chart
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Page 76 Percent Bar (PCB) Percent b
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Page 78 Point and Figure (PF) Unlik
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Page 80 Point and Figure Parameters
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Page 82 If you select Auto for the
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Page 84 • SBTrueRange: Returns th
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Page 86 To set aggregation preferen
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Page 88 Time-Based TFlow (TTFlow) T
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Page 90 • BVol: Select the color
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Page 92 Tick Parameters • Color a
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Page 94 Chart Types
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Page 96 Yield (Yield) Yield charts
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Page 98 Standard Bill For bonds wit
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Page 100 Standard Bond The standard
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Page 102 BraessFangmeyer The Braess
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Page 104 Entering symbols with wild
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Page 106 Shortcut Opens symbol,WWC
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Page 108 Keyboard Shortcuts Shortcu
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Page 110 To change the chart interv
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Page 112 Price Scale Click and drag
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Page 114 This option applies only t
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Page 116 To flip the price scale Th
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Page 118 To go to a different date
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Page 120 Adding Lines (Cursors) to
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Page 122 To remove all of the curso
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Page 124 Overlaying Charts (Analog)
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Page 126 Other Chart Overlay Action
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Page 128 Saving Bar Data Locally (D
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Page 130 To clear the disk cache Yo
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Page 132 To open a trading applicat
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Page 134 To change the order quanti
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Page 136 You can also right-click t
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Page 138 In limit mode (not centere
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Page 140 To change the stop or limi
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Page 142 Trading on a Chart Study F
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Page 144 Both the forward and yield
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Page 146 Forward and Yield Curves
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Page 148 Working with the Curve Cha
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Page 150 Working with Instruments T
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Page 152 To open a chart or spread
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Page 154 To save symbol group as a
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Page 156 To remove curve Click an a
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Page 158 To configure the curve but
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Page 160 Currency Value ($) What it
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Page 162 Cycle Finder (CFind) What
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Page 164 Ellipse (Ellipse) What it
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Page 166 Fibonacci Circles (FiboC)
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Page 168 Fibonacci Extensions (Fibo
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Page 170 Fibonacci Retracements (Fi
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Page 172 Fibonacci Time Retracement
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Page 174 Fibonacci Time Zones (Fibo
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Page 176 Gann Lines (Gann) What it
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Page 178 Horizontal Line (HorzL) Wh
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Page 180 Pointer is close to, or on
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Page 182 Pitchfork (Andrews) Lines
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Page 184 Probability Projection (Pr
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Page 186 Like several other pointer
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Page 188 Rectangle (Rectngl) What i
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Page 190 Parameters • Value: The
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Page 192 Properties Before the elli
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Page 194 Trend (Trend) What it does
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Page 196 Parameters Each trend line
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Page 198 Trend Channel (TrCh) What
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Page 200 Vertical Line (VertL) What
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Page 202 Redo Zoom (ReZm) What it d
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Page 204 Adding and Removing Pointe
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Page 206 Working with Pointer Tools
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Page 208 • Click Remove Trend Too
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Page 210 Accumulation/Distribution
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Page 212 R = H − L + 0. 25* C −
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Page 214 Basic Studies ER*(Fast - S
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Page 216 Study name: AroonOscillato
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Page 218 Average Directional Moveme
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Page 220 Bar External Data (BarXDat
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Page 222 Bollinger Bands® (BBnds)
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Page 224 Bollinger Band Difference
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Page 226 CVB External Data (CVBXDat
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Page 228 Candlestick Formations (Cn
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Page 230 Inverted Hammer The Invert
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Page 232 Harami Bearish The Harami
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Page 234 Evening Star The Evening S
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Page 236 Channel (CHNL) The Channel
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Page 238 Chart Analog Overlay (Anal
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Page 240 Note that if the contracts
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Page 242 • Notice in the chart im
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Page 244 Commodity Channel Index Pa
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Page 246 Congestion Count Parameter
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Page 248 Delta Contours Parameters
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Page 250 Directional Movement Index
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Page 252 Directional Movement Index
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Page 254 Divergence Index (Diver) T
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Page 256 Divergence Index Parameter
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Page 258 Envelope (Env) The Simple
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Page 260 External Data (XData) XDat
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Page 262 To chart XData Basic Studi
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Page 264 FOBV with a Simple Moving
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Page 266 Fast Stochastics (FStoch)
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Page 268 Historical Volatility (HVo
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Page 270 Ichimokukinkouhyou (Imoku)
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Page 272 Ichimoku Parameters • Di
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Page 274 Using Olympic Rules to Fil
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Page 276 Symbol MinDE MaxDE ODR SR
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Page 278 Keltner Channel (Kelt) Kel
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Page 280 Market Profile Value Areas
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Page 282 MPVA for historical charts
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Page 284 • Type: Defines type of
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Page 286 Missing Bar Count Paramete
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Page 288 Moving Average (MA) The Mo
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Page 290 First value SMOOTH(1) = Ac
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Page 292 Moving Average Parameters
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Page 294 Characteristics & Usage Th
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Page 296 Moving Average Cross (MAx)
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Page 298 Moving Linear Regression (
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Page 300 Moving Linear Regression P
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Page 302 Moving Linear Regression R
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Page 304 On Balance Volume Paramete
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Page 306 Open Interest Parameters
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Page 308 Oscillator Parameters •
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Page 310 Oscillator 1 - Oscillator
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Page 312 Parabolic (Para) Welles Wi
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Page 314 Percent R (%R) The %R calc
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Page 316 Rank (Rank) This study ran
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Page 318 Rate of Change (ROC) This
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Page 320 Reciprocal (1/X) This stud
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Page 322 RSI is said to indicate an
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Page 324 Reversal Parameters • Di
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Page 326 Original Algorithm = [Movi
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Page 328 Tick Volume Parameters •
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Page 330 TFlowXData Parameters •
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Page 332 Triple Exponential (Trix)
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Page 334 Volatility (Volty) Volatil
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Page 336 Volatility Stop Parameters
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Page 338 Volatility System Paramete
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Page 340 Filtered values are indica
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Page 342 Volume Parameters • Disp
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Page 344 Volume Profile Parameters
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Page 346 Basic Studies Volume with
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Page 348 Volume-Weighted Average Pr
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Page 350 ZigZag Parameters • Peak
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Page 352 DOMTracker (DmTr) This is
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Page 354 Older Orders Ratio (OORati
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Page 356 Trading Studies • Show s
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Page 358 Open Trade Equity Paramete
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Page 360 To modify working order pr
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Page 362 Working with Order Study V
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Page 364 Position (Pos) The Positio
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Page 366 Profit & Loss (P&L) The Pr
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Working with Pointer Tools and Stud
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To add study buttons to the chart t
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Page 373 Adding, Managing, and Remo
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Page 375 5. To select the first stu
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Displaying Study Values on the DOM
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Page 379 The instance refers to the
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Working with Conditions on Charts Y
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To add conditions 1. Right-click th
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2. Click Remove . To modify a condi
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Adding Conditions to a Study 1. Ope
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Page 389 Instrument and Portfolio M
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Opening the Portfolio Monitor Using
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Thermometer Page 393 The thermomete
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Portfolio Monitor Components Page 3
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Symbols list The left panel of the
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Instrument and Portfolio Monitor To
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Setting Instrument and Portfolio Mo
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Font size Click the button for your
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Order placement methods (Portfolio
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Working with the Visual Parameters
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Setting Conditional Coloring Parame
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Setting Heatmap Parameters Page 411
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Working with the Monitors Page 413
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To open a chart 1. Right-click the
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To remove more than one study: 1. R
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To move studies and conditions Page
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Page 421 Working with Instruments o
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To create and add a new portfolio 1
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To add a condition 1. Right-click t
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To modify a chart 1. Right-click th
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Creating a Watch List on Portfolio
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Page 431 5. The builder opens with
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Page 433 Trading on a Portfolio Mon
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Column Image Description B Vol A Vo
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DOM Data Rows Page 437 Each row on
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Page 439 When the view is pivoted,
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To cancel an order Right-click an o
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Page 444 Common Third-Party Study P
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Page 446 MarkIt Parameter The MarkI
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ATM Page 449 Advanced Trading Metho
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Add on Alerts Parameters Parameters
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Entry Zone Indicator (atmEZI) Page
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First Alert Parameters Parameters a
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Minor Wave Oscillator (atmIWO) This
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Stop Lines (atmSL) Stop Lines repre
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Target (atmTarg) Page 461 The ATM T
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Trend Change Indicator (atmTCI) Pag
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Trend Identification Line (atmTIL)
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Trigger (atmTrig) Page 467 The Trig
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First Step/Next Step Page 469 To fi
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Page 472 Hints from Joe DiNapoli:
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Page 474 Retracement Parameters Par
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Page 476 Oscillator Predictor (DNOs
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Page 478 Alligator (Gator) The alli
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Page 480 BW Fractal (BWFrctl) The F
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Page 482 BW Balance Line (BWBL) The
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Page 484 BW AC (BWAC) The Accelerat
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Page 486 BW Alligator (Gator) Bill
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Page 488 Fractal (Frctl) The Fracta
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Page 490 Wise Man (Wise) The Wise M
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Page 492 HiLoCount (HiLoCnt) Philos
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Page 494 Peak Range (PeakRng) Philo
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Page 496 Peak Range HiLoCount (PRHL
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Page 498 Peak Volume (PeakVol) Phil
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Page 500 Peak Volume HiLoCount (PVH
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Page 502 Range Deviation Pivots (RD
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Page 504 RDPivot Parameters Name De
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Page 506 Nearly all momentum based
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Page 508 Volatility Time Bands (VTB
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Page 510 VTBands Parameters Name De
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Page 512 intraday charts are finall
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Page 516 DMI Steps (DmiStep) Philos
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Page 518 MACD Steps (MacdSt) Philos
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Page 520 MOM Steps (MmStep) Philoso
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Page 522 ROC Steps (RcStep) Philoso
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Page 524 RSI Steps (RsStep) Philoso
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Page 526 Stochastics Steps (StStep)
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Page 528 StStep Parameters Name Def
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Page 532 ADX Divergence (AdxDiv) Ph
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Page 534 CCI Divergence (CciDiv) Ph
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Page 536 DMI Divergence (DmiDiv) Ph
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Page 538 HVOL Divergence (HvlDiv) P
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Page 540 MACD Divergence (MacdDiv)
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Page 542 MOM Divergence (MmDiv) Phi
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Page 544 ROC Divergence (RcDiv) Phi
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Page 546 RSI Divergence (RsDiv) Phi
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Page 548 RsDiv Parameters Name Defa
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Page 550 interpret divergence by is
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Page 552 Trix Divergence (TrxDiv) P
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Page 554 Commentary by Shaun Downey
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Page 556 The 4 th chart at Point F
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Page 558 W.D. Gann. Gann said that
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Page 566 placement for the stop or
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Page 568 Take Profit: A Profit-Taki
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Page 570 Take Profit Parameters Par
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Page 572 Third-Party Studies
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Page 574 This example is a chart of
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Page 576 SMR Timing Oscillators Thi
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Page 578 If the DL is moving at a s
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Page 580 Parameters are: • Speed:
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Page 582 "C" Sell Signal • The cl
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Page 584 "F" Buy Signal • The clo
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Page 586 2. TRADING PATTERN: What t
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Statware Studies Page 589 It is Kas
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Bars Constructed from Time Page 591
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3 rd Class Danger Longs Page 593 Ph
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CD (KCD) Page 595 The CD is a sensi
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Candlestick Indicators Parameters P
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Harami Line Patterns Page 599 In th
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DevStop Parameters DevStop paramete
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Page 603 A PeakOut, which only exte
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Page 605 Charting and Studies User
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Permission Stochastic Parameters Pe
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Trading Guidelines Valid Entry Trig
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Page 611 It has been determined tha
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Page 614 • Lean Hogs • Light Cr
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Page 616 Elliott Wave (EW) The Elli
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Page 618 Optimized Bands (TJOB) Tom
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Page 620 The default colors represe
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Page 622 Trend Index Parameters Par
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