Charts

The chart is the centre of the platform. It renders candles, bars, line, area, Heikin Ashi and baseline series on a shared time axis, with panes stacked underneath for anything that has its own scale. Timeframes run from one minute to one month; intraday intervals aggregate from the venue trade feed, daily and above come from the consolidated end-of-day set.

Layouts hold up to eight charts in one grid, and any chart can be linked to the others by symbol, by interval, by crosshair position, or by all three. Linking is what makes a layout more than a wall of pictures: move the crosshair on the daily chart and every linked pane jumps to the same instant, which is how you check whether a breakout on the five minute chart is happening anywhere meaningful.

Drawings live on the symbol, not on the layout, so a trend line drawn on the hourly chart is still there on the weekly and still there tomorrow. The toolbar covers trend lines, rays, channels, retracement and extension levels, pitchforks, ranges, boxes and text, plus a magnet mode that snaps to the nearest OHLC value. Every drawing can be locked, hidden per timeframe, or turned into an alert.

Indicators attach from the library or from your own scripts. An overlay indicator draws on the price pane, everything else gets its own pane with an independent scale that you can resize, collapse or pin. Templates save a whole arrangement — indicators, settings, colours, pane heights — under a name, so a scalping setup and a swing setup are one click apart.

Everything is keyboard reachable. Type a symbol to jump, press a digit to change interval, use the bracket keys to cycle layouts, and hold shift while dragging the price axis to rescale without touching the mouse wheel.