Advanced Charts
From 3 February 2010, an extensive upgrade to our market-leading charting package will give you access to an array of new professional-grade charting tools and enhanced trading functionality.
Trading from Charts
With Advanced Charts, you’ll now be able to:
- Close positions through the charts
- Attach Stops and Limits to your existing positions
- Amend Stops and Limits on working orders
- See Stops and Limits illustrated within the charts
New Features in Advanced Charts
- New indicators – CCI Divergence, MACD Rainbow , Dynamic Zone RSI, Moving Average Ribbon plus many more, with coloured visuals to aid clarity.
- Dynamic colour zones – identify trends by creating your own colour zones around indicator lines or prices, for example, colouring your Ichimoku cloud.
- Flexible new graphic interface and viewing options – choose to display the time periods most relevant for your needs; programme your preferred indicators and configure your toolbar to suit you; select optional 3-D visuals and custom colours.
- New drawing objects: Ruler; Fibonacci Expansions; Fibonacci Time Zones; Improved and coloured Fibonacci Retracements; New Horizontal and Vertical Segments.
- Improved Tick Data management – better handling of multiple ticks; optimised views.
- Drag ‘n’ drop – drag a market from any list and drop it into a chart, order book, tick-by-tick list or personalised list.
- New alerts – create alerts using the ProScreener and Top Movers windows.
Plus many more new features.
Advanced Charts continue to be available free of charge if you trade regularly with us.
To see Advanced Charts in action, watch our new online DealThru Charts Seminar.
Log in to PureDeal to find out for yourself how Advanced Charts can add a new dimension to technical analysis. Full instructions are included in the online help manual.
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Updated: 03/02/10