Beitreten TheGoldAndOilGuy Trading Signal Newsletter Heute KLICKEN SIE HIER 10. Januar 2017 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201602Radio. jpg 473 560 admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png admin 2017-01-10 09:11:09 2017-01-10 09:11:09 Markt Warten auf Klein Caps und Transports History konnte im Januar wiederholen. Aktien verkaufen, und Metalle steigen. Das ist das genaue Gegenteil dessen, was die Massen erwarten und positionieren. 22. Dezember 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201505cvinterview. png 151 210 Admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png Admin 2016.12.22 09.53.42 2016.12.22 10.11.37 glücklicheren Tage voran für Gold Bugs Trumps Wirtschaftspläne national erhöht Schulden ein Ticking Zeit Bombe Derzeit wird US-Schulden steht an einem Mammut 19,8 Billionen und wird auch weiterhin unter Präsidentenwahl Trump unter Berücksichtigung seiner Nachsicht Steuersenkungen und Pläne für die Infrastruktur zu erhöhen Dezember 15, 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201612trumpedimg. png 169 289 admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. Png admin 2016-12-15 05:06:38 2016-12-15 05:06:38 Trümpfe Finanzrevolution Derzeit ist es noch sehr frühe Tage und der Staub ist noch nicht abgeklungen, aber ich werde eine kühne Prognose machen Die SPX ist noch in einem BULL UPTREND von 2009. Es hat einen Paradigmenwechsel in den USA nach Trumps Wahl gegeben. Die erwartete 7. Dezember 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201605markettop. jpg 440 900 Admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png Admin 2016.12.07 10.42.49 2016.12.07 10.51.14 Die Short-Term TOP POP US Aktienmärkte In Korrektur Professor Shillers angepasst SPX PE Verhältnis von 27 ist der dritthöchste jemals in der Geschichte. Dieses Verhältnis ist direkt hinter den 1929 und 2000 Tops. Der Versuch, eine inflationäre Umgebung zu schaffen Dezember 5, 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201601Dow-Transporte-Point-To-Correction-700x465.jpg 465 700 admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png admin 2016-12-05 07:43:52 2016-12-15 04 : 50: 17 Der SPX wird nach Abschluss der Korrektur höher sein Vor fast einem Monat hat mein Handelspartner einige Details zu seinem Stock-Picking-Prozess geteilt und erklärt, wie dieser Prozess bei der Erreichung weit überlegener Renditen helfen wird, der Beweis wird heute geliefert . Der Grund Im Austausch dieses 1. Dezember 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201601ATP-service. gif 105 230 Admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png Admin 2016.12.01 22.13.30 2016.12.01 22.14.46 Spezielle Einzelheiten hinsichtlich der Stock-Picking Prozess Eine finanzielle Revolution findet statt und ich möchte Ihnen die Geschichte erzählen. Es hat ziemlich große Auswirkungen auf die Zinssätze, die Börse, Gold und Immobilien. Die einzigen Gründe für die DOW JONES scharfe Gewinne, nach der Wahl, ist fällig November 22, 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201611revolution. jpg 517 817 admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png admin 2016-11-22 11:17:22 2016-11-22 11 : 17: 22 Trumpf-Finanzrevolution Amerika hat Donald Trump zu seinem nächsten Präsidenten und den Weltmärkten gewählt, ob Metalle, Gold, Anleihen, Aktien oder Forex alle sehr volatil sind. In der Tat habe ich lange GDX und NUGT letzte Woche für eine schnelle 5 und 11 Gewinn mit Goldsuchern, 18. November 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201608goldimage. jpg 500 900 Admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png Admin 2016.11.18 07.07.49 2016-11-18 07:07:49 Möglicherweise nie wieder eine Gelegenheit, Gold auf dieser Ebene wieder zu kaufen HSBC, (en. wikipedia. orgwikiHSBC), projiziert Gold auf 1.500 pro Unze zu steigen, da der Immobilienmagnat triumphierte Von hinten in die Wahlergebnisse (bloombergnewsarticles2016-11-01buy-gold-no-Angelegenheit-die-gewinnt-die-Wahl-hsbc-sagt). 11. November 2016 thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201611t3.jpg 1415 2165 Admin thegoldandoilguywp-contentuploads201411tgaoglogo. png Admin 2016.11.11 10.57.57 2016.11.11 10.57.57 Nur Gewinner der Präsidentschaftswahl ist. Holen Sie sich meine genaue Marktprognosen, Trades Buch FREEMultiCharts. NET kombiniert die besten Eigenschaften von MultiCharts mit robustem Potenzial der. NET Framework. Speziell für Programmierer entwickelt, können Anwender Strategien und Indikatoren in C und VB. NET erstellen. Sehen Sie sich ein kurzes Intro-Video an, um einen Überblick über den. NET-Editor und eine enge Integration zu erhalten, die wir mit Visual Studio erstellt haben. Denken Sie daran, Sie können zwischen 32 und 64-Bit-Versionen für die eine, die Ihren Bedürfnissen am besten entspricht wählen. NEUE MultiCharts 10 Beta 2 (nur freigegeben) - Upgrade für Free Now Award Winning Trading Platform 2012 t2w Mitglieder8217 Choice Award Besten Software für mechanische System Händler Best Technical Analysis Software 2011 t2w Mitglieder8217 Choice Award Best Professional Trading Platform Die beste Software für Intra-Day Traders 2013 2015 Technische Analyse von Aktien und Rohstoffe Readers8217 Choice Award Halbfinalist Standalone Analytical Software 1000 und Above 2012 BMT Best of Handelspreis Trading Platform of The Year Futures Trading Platform of The Year Handelsplattform, die das richtige für Sie Multicharts. NETs Vorteil ist, basiert Auf dem Aufbau von robusten Handelsstrategien in C und VB. NET, genaue Marktdaten mit minimaler Lieferzeit, Auftragsausführung innerhalb von Millisekunden und niedrigere Transaktionsgebühren. Mit Tools wie High-Definition-Charting, technische Indikatoren, Backtesting und Strategie-Ausführung, alles, was Sie brauchen, ist an Ihren Fingerspitzen. Komplette und leistungsfähige Strategie Backtesting Sie können leicht und schnell entwickeln und Backtest einer Strategie, bevor Sie Geld investieren. Sie können es auf historischen Daten testen, als ob Sie Marktrevolution machten. Sie können sicherstellen, dass Ihre Strategie ist nicht das Ergebnis einer optimierten Kurvenanpassung Ihre Strategie bietet tatsächlich einen grundlegenden Vorteil. Hier finden Sie zusätzliche Informationen zum Strategie-Backtesting. Daten-Feeds für Anyone-Anforderungen Sie können den schnellsten oder sparsamsten Daten-Feed wählen, je nachdem, was Sie erreichen wollen. Professionals haben die Möglichkeit, Bloomberg als Daten-Feed der Wahl zu nutzen, während Anfänger Trader IQFeed als eine wirtschaftliche Daten-Feed mit guten Qualitätsdaten wählen können. Händler, die Hochfrequenz-Handel zugreifen können CQG, die einige der schnellsten, Echtzeit-Zitate bietet zugreifen. Klicken Sie auf den Link, um alle unterstützten Datenfeeds anzuzeigen. Präzision und Geschwindigkeit mit automatisiertem Handel Auch mit einer Gewinnstrategie kann nur eine kurze Verzögerung bei der Auftragsausführung den Unterschied machen. Nach der Entwicklung einer Strategie, ist der nächste Schritt, um tatsächlich die Aufträge zu senden. Der wesentliche Vorteil des automatisierten Handels ist, dass er Aufträge viel schneller als ein Mensch senden kann, und dies kann Ihnen einen Vorteil gegenüber der Konkurrenz bieten. Chartanalyse Charting ist einer der wichtigsten Aspekte der Handelssoftware. Sie müssen genaue Preisbewegungen sehen, um Ihren nächsten Zug zu bestimmen. Charting-Software muss flexibel sein, so dass Sie jeden Teil davon auf Ihre speziellen Bedürfnisse anpassen können. Charts müssen auch zuverlässig sein, so dass Sie keine Hold-ups oder Abstürze bei der Analyse wichtiger Informationen erleben. Wir haben darüber nachgedacht, all dies beim Bau MultiCharts. NET. Warum wählen Sie unsere Handelsplattform MultiCharts. NETs Stärke ist in seinen Funktionen, Flexibilität und Engagement für die folgenden Industriestandard-Standards. MultiCharts. NET bietet alle notwendigen Funktionen, die Sie in einer Handelsplattform benötigen. Unsere Features ermöglichen es Ihnen, anspruchsvolle Trading-Strategien für Ihren Handel zu schaffen. Unsere Flexibilität ermöglicht es Ihnen, die optimalen Datenanbieter und Ausführungs-Gateways zu wählen. MultiCharts. NET ist für den Aufbau von robusten Strategien und Indikatoren in C und VB. NET entwickelt. Leistungsfähige Flexibilität von C und VB. NET MultiCharts. NET verbindet das professionelle. NET-Framework mit den besten Funktionen, die in regulären MultiCharts gefunden werden. Es gibt viele Vorteile für professionelle Programmierer in. NET, nur weil seine so robust. Funktionen, die in MultiCharts. NET möglich sind und in regulären MultiCharts nicht verfügbar sind, umfassen: Zugriff auf alle Daten direkt von Scripts, für Instrumente, die nicht einmal geplant sind, die Erstellung von benutzerdefinierten Symbolleisten, die Möglichkeit, Objekte mit GDI zu zeichnen und auf alle Informationen zuzugreifen Im Order and Position Tracker von Skripten. Nicht neu erfinden das Rad Mit MultiCharts. NET müssen Sie nicht neu erfinden die wheelyou kann einfach die meisten Informationen über das Internet finden. Es gibt eine große Anzahl von Bibliotheken kostenlos zur Verfügung, nach einer einfachen Websuche. Beispielsweise können Sie sagen, dass Sie Informationen von MultiCharts zu Excel und von Excel zu MultiCharts übergeben möchten. Die Antwort ist bereits für Sie getan. Zusammenfassend lässt sich sagen: Mit MultiCharts erhalten Sie automatisch Zugriff auf eine Fülle von Ressourcen, und Sie können sich darauf konzentrieren, etwas Neues zu entwickeln, als Zeit für Übersetzungen in eine andere Sprache zu verbringen. One-Click-Trading von Chart und DOM Übernehmen Sie die Kontrolle über Ihre Trading und handeln Sie schnell, wenn Sie sehen, eine Gelegenheit Ort Bestellungen in Sekunden durch unsere Chart Trading und DOM. Seine einfache und intuitive, können Sie klicken oder Drag-and-Drop-Aufträge auf dem Diagramm. MultiCharts. NET bietet viele Tools, die Ihnen helfen, Ihre Ziele zu erreichen. Chart Trading, Trade Bar, Order und Position Tracker, Depth of Market, Automatisierung von Einträgen und Exits und Symbol-Mapping. Chart Trading Keine Notwendigkeit, über die Eingabe in den genauen Preis zu kümmern, die Sie einfach einen Auftrag auf dem Diagramm fallen lassen und Sie können es jederzeit justieren, wenn Sie brauchen. Sie können Ihre Bestellungen um die anderen Preisstufen auf Ihrem Diagramm, wie Breakout oder Support-Ebenen, oder ziehen Sie mehr Aufträge. Sie können auch Drag-and-Drop-Automatisierungsstrategien zur weiteren Verbesserung Ihres Trades Komfort und Geschwindigkeit. Trade Bar Seine einfache und präzise können Sie den genauen Preis, wählen Sie die Bestellung und kaufen oder verkaufen. Diese Symbolleiste hat auch Registerkarten, eine für jedes Broker-Profil, das Sie erstellen. Sie können ganz einfach zwischen verschiedenen Konten, oder sogar Makler wechseln, und handeln, was Sie brauchen. Order und Position Tracker Sie sehen eine detaillierte Zusammenfassung Ihrer Aufträge, Positionen und Konten über alle Broker, die Sie handeln. Sie können anstehende Aufträge stornieren oder ändern oder sogar ganze Positionen direkt aus diesem Fenster flachlegen. Alle Informationen sind an einem bequemen Platz, und Sie können sortieren und filtern, um auf die Stücke zu vergrößern, die Sie benötigen. Sie können die Berichte auch zur weiteren Analyse in Excel exportieren. Depth of Market (DOM) Das DOM ist ein Industriestandard-Tool, mit dem Sie Markttiefe und Handel mit einem Klick sehen können. In MultiCharts. NET können Sie jeweils zehn Preisstufen sehen und direkt im DOM-Fenster die Ein - und Ausfahrtsautomatisierung anwenden. Automatisierung von Ein - und Ausgängen Manchmal gibt es keine Zeit, OCO-Aufträge von Hand einzugeben oder zu beenden, so dass wir einige Automatisierungsstrategien aufgebaut haben, die Sie einfach per Drag-and-Drop auf das Diagramm legen können. Sie können sie auf einen beliebigen Punkt des Diagramms fallen lassen oder an eine bestimmte Reihenfolge oder Position anhängen. Symbol-Mapping MultiCharts. NET ermöglicht es Ihnen, über jeden Broker aus jedem Diagramm handeln, aber manchmal Broker und Daten-Feeds geben verschiedene Namen für das gleiche Symbol. Symbol-Mapping können Sie zwischen dem Diagramm und dem Broker zu übersetzen, indem Sie notwendige Details ausfüllen und machen das Symbol verständlich für den Broker. C Entwicklung Haben Sie eine Idee für den Handel der Märkte Zunächst müssen Sie seine Gültigkeit, die Programmierung der Idee als eine Reihe von Regeln zu überprüfen. Entwickeln Sie komplexe Strategien in C und VB. NET MultiCharts. NET wurde speziell für erfahrene Programmierer entwickelt. C ist eine leistungsstarke und flexible Sprache, mit der Sie so ziemlich jede Idee ausdrücken können. VB. NET ist ebenfalls verfügbar. C und VB. NET sind leistungsstarke und flexible Sprachen VB. NET und C werden oft von professionellen Programmierern für Trading-Strategie-Entwicklung bevorzugt. Komplexe Skripte können leichter verwaltet werden als in einigen anderen Sprachen durch die Schaffung von Klassen und deklarieren Mitglieder und Methoden in ihnen. Build-Strategien aus kleineren Stücke MultiCharts. NET ermöglicht es Ihnen, Ihre Strategie aus vielen Trading-Signale zu bauen. Sie können vorgefertigte Beispiele verwenden oder eigene Programme programmieren. Sie können beispielsweise eine Strategie erstellen, indem Sie den eingebauten Channel Breakout Long Entry mit einem Profit Target Long Exit kombinieren. Flexibilität bei Bedarf Strategielogik kann neue Ereignisse (neue Marktdaten) und Marktveränderungen beim Broker berücksichtigen. Eine Strategie kann dabei beide Aspekte berücksichtigen, was zu einem kompletten Bild führt. Strategien, die auf Marktdaten basieren Üblicherweise werden Strategien basierend auf dem Eintreffen neuer Marktdaten berechnet, was ganz logisch ist, da Strategien die Marktveränderungen überwachen und auf diese Veränderungen reagieren müssen. MultiCharts. NET kann eine Strategie für jedes Tick, für eine Bar oder für einen benutzerdefinierten Timer neu berechnen. Strategien, die auf Broker-Ereignissen basieren Manchmal müssen Änderungen in einem Brokerage-Konto während des automatisierten Handels berücksichtigt werden. Handelsstrategien in MultiCharts. NET können auch auf Veränderungen in der Marktposition reagieren und auf einer bestimmten Ebene ausgelöst werden. Verwenden Sie eine beliebige IDE, die Sie wie MultiCharts. NET können Sie jede beliebige IDE verwenden, die Sie mögen, von der integrierten Editor zu Editor. Eine sehr enge Integration mit Visual Studio macht diese IDE zu einer perfekten Wahl. Geschwindigkeit, zum mit Ihnen zu halten MultiCharts. NET8217s Architektur wurde optimiert, um große Leistungsfähigkeit zu liefern. Ihr Computerprozessor regelt Geschwindigkeit Während der Optimierung verwendet MultiCharts. NET alle verfügbaren Kerne auf Ihrem Computer, was zu einer dramatischen Geschwindigkeitserhöhung führt. Zum Beispiel wird ein 48-Core-Computer eine Optimierung 33 Mal schneller als ein einzelner Kern durchführen. Sorgfältig gestaltete Architektur für Produktivität Unsere Ingenieure haben Hunderte von Stunden damit verbracht, die MultiCharts. NET Architektur zu optimieren, was zu mehr Produktivität für MultiCharts. NET-Benutzer führt..NET-Vorteile MultiCharts. NET wurde speziell für Programmierer entwickelt, die VB. NET und C verwenden. Das. NET-Framework hat eine größere Flexibilität als PowerLanguage mit einigen der folgenden Funktionen: GDI-Zeichnungen auf Diagrammen Mit GDI können Sie zeichnen, was Sie wollen Höchste Leistung direkt auf Diagrammen. Selbst komplizierteste Zeichnungen, wie ein komplettes DOM-Fenster mit Echtzeit-Anführungszeichen, werden mit Leichtigkeit verarbeitet. Zugang zu kompletten Account-Informationen Schnelle Zugriffsmöglichkeiten auf alle Informationsfelder aus Order und Position Tracker wie Kontoname, Nummer, PnL und vollständige Informationen zu Ihren Bestellungen. Sie können auch nicht verwaltete Aufträge direkt aus Skripten senden. Erstellen von benutzerdefinierten Symbolleisten Wenn vorhandene Symbolleisten nicht ausreichen, können Sie ganz einfach benutzerdefinierte erstellen, die Ihren Anforderungen entsprechen. Zugriff auf Daten eines beliebigen Symbols aus Skripten Ihre Indikatoren und Strategien können auf Daten für Symbole zugreifen, die nicht einmal gezeichnet werden, so dass Sie maximale Flexibilität beim Treffen von Handelsentscheidungen erhalten. Chartanalyse Charting ist einer der wichtigsten Aspekte von MultiCharts. NET. Sie müssen genaue Preisbewegungen sehen, um Ihren nächsten Zug zu bestimmen. Charting-Software muss flexibel sein, so dass Sie jeden Teil davon auf Ihre speziellen Bedürfnisse anpassen können. Mit der neuen 64-Bit-Version von MultiCharts können Sie Diagramme beliebiger Länge problemlos anzeigen, die nur durch die Speicherkapazität Ihres Computers begrenzt werden. Technische Informationen zu dieser Funktion finden Sie auf der entsprechenden Wiki-Seite. Komplette und informative Charting Um die richtige Wahl zu treffen, ist es ebenso wichtig, die kleinen Details und das große Bild zu sehen. In MultiCharts. NET können Sie problemlos mehrere Zeitrahmenanalysen ohne externe DLLs und globale Variablen durchführen. Mehrere Datenreihen in unterschiedlichen Auflösungen Das Arbeiten mit mehreren Datenreihen ist eine der Hauptfunktionen von MultiCharts. NET. Es gibt keine Notwendigkeit für umständliche Workarounds Sie können einfach mehrere Preisreihen in ein Diagrammfenster hinzufügen. Die Handelsplattform ermöglicht es Ihnen, beliebige Auflösungen zu mischen und diese automatisch auf der Zeitskala auszurichten. Sie können z. B. stündliche Auflösungen mit täglichen Auflösungen, 1-Sekunden-Symbole mit 10-Tick-Symbolen oder Range-Balken mit Lautstärkebalken anzeigen. Behind-the-scenes Berechnungen für mehrere Datenreihen Mit dieser Funktion können Sie Indikatoren oder Strategien erstellen, die mehrere Datenreihen für ihre Berechnungen verwenden. Zum Beispiel könnten Sie Bollinger Bands auf einer 1-minütigen Tabelle verwenden, aber es wird basierend auf täglichen Daten berechnet werden. Sie brauchen nur ein paar Klicks, um dies zu erreichen. Das Programm führt alle Berechnungen hinter den Kulissen durch. Es wählt sogar die korrekte Visualisierung, wie zB Überlagerung von Datenreihen. MultiCharts. NET ermöglicht den Zugriff auf alle Daten von Scripts, so dass Sie für Instrumente, die nicht einmal geplant sind, verwenden können. Verwenden Sie bis zu 20 Subcharts pro Diagramm Sie können bis zu 20 Subcharts pro Diagramm erstellen, was eine vollständige Analyse des großen Bildes ermöglicht. Darüber hinaus können Sie Bid-, Ask-und Handelsdaten, und Sie können Daten von verschiedenen Anbietern alle in der gleichen Tabelle zu empfangen. Kombinieren von historischen und Echtzeitdaten aus verschiedenen Feeds Darüber hinaus können Sie historische Daten von einem Provider kombinieren und Echtzeitdaten von einem anderen in einem oder mehreren Subcharts verwenden. Dies bietet die Flexibilität und Entscheidungen notwendig, um die Bedürfnisse Ihrer individuellen Trading-Stil gerecht zu werden. Stellen Sie sich zum Beispiel vor, dass Ihr Daten-Feed nicht bieten, fragen und Gebotsverlauf, aber liefert Qualität Minuten-Daten. In diesem Fall können Sie Minutendaten aus Ihrem Datenfeed mit Daten anderer Hersteller kombinieren, um das komplette Bild zu erhalten. Hinzufügen von dynamischen Kommentaren zu Diagrammen Mit Expert Commentary können Sie barbezogene dynamische Kommentare zu Indikatoren hinzufügen, die dann erscheinen, wenn ein Benutzer auf eine bestimmte Leiste klickt. Der Indikator führt einige Berechnungen hinter den Kulissen durch und zeigt den von Ihnen definierten Text an, zum Beispiel: 8220Trend ist auf diesem bar8221 bearish oder 8220Breakout bis possible8221. Interaktivität mit allem, was Sie sehen Innovative objektorientierte Benutzeroberfläche setzt MultiCharts. NET neben konventioneller Grafiksoftware. Sie erhalten eine intuitive, einfach zu bedienende Anwendung, die Ihre Lernkurve drastisch reduziert. Benutzerfreundliche Oberfläche Um mit einem Objekt wie Datenreihen, Preisskalen oder Diagrammhintergrund zu interagieren, klicken Sie einfach darauf. Das entsprechende Menü zeigt Ihnen nur die entsprechenden Optionen an. Es gibt keine Notwendigkeit, Zeit durch eine komplexe Menüstruktur verbringen Sie sind nur einen Klick entfernt von allem, was Sie tun möchten. Um ein Objekt wie eine Symbolleiste oder eine Datenreihe zu verschieben, klicken Sie einfach auf, halten und ziehen Sie es. Darüber hinaus können Sie dehnen oder komprimieren eine Skala mit einem Klick und ziehen. Verwenden von. NET zum Erstellen benutzerdefinierter Schnittstellen und Zeichnungen Das extrem flexible. NET-Framework ermöglicht das Erstellen von Objekten, die mit PowerLanguage nicht erstellt werden können. Sie können z. B. benutzerdefinierte Symbolleisten erstellen und Objekte mit GDI direkt auf die Diagramme zeichnen. Anpassung und Flexibilität, die Ihren Bedürfnissen entspricht Sie können den Look von MultiCharts. NET vom Gesamteindruck auf die winzigen Details anpassen. Sie haben die volle Kontrolle, um sich auf die wichtigen Daten zu konzentrieren, ohne ihn mit überschüssigen Informationen zu überfüllen. Justierbar Die Farben können justiert werden, um schnell wichtige Informationen auszuwählen. Stababstand kann für einfachere Betrachtung justiert werden. Ändern Sie den Zoom und die Ränder für ein optimales Diagramm-Setup. Session Pausen, Leerperioden, Indikatoren, Preisreihen, Titelleisten, Scroll Bars und Trennlinien sind alle leicht angepasst, um die Art und Weise Sie Informationen anzeigen zu verbessern. Dynamisch Das Ändern der visuellen Reihenfolge von Datenreihen, Farben, Abständen, Schriftzeichenkarten, Trennlinien und mehr ist eine weitere gute Möglichkeit, wichtige Informationen zu ermitteln. Die Diagrammkomprimierung ermittelt die erforderlichen Datenwerte unter Millionen von Balken. Verschiedene dynamische Rasterstile werden für zusätzliche Flexibilität unterstützt: Punkt, feste, horizontale, gepunktete oder detaillierte gepunktete Raster. Mehr Auflösungen bedeuten mehr Möglichkeiten Standard Chartauflösungen beinhalten sowohl zeitbasierte als auch countbasierte Optionen. Zeitbasierte Entscheidungen umfassen alles von Sekunden zu Jahren. Count-based Auflösungen werden durch Zecken, Anzahl der Trades, Anzahl der gehandelten Kontrakte, Preisspanne und Anzahl der Änderungsoptionen dargestellt. Auflösungen, wie Sie möchten Benutzerdefinierte Auflösungen wie z. B. 90 Zecken, sechs Sekunden, sieben Minuten, fünf Stunden, zwei Tage oder sechs Wochen können leicht für jedes Symbol oder eine Gruppe von Symbolen festgelegt werden. Es gibt auch eine Auflösung ändern, die eine Bar auf der Grundlage der Anzahl der Änderungen konstruiert. Kein Volumenverlust Lautstärkebalken in MultiCharts. NET werden auf der Basis des Capped-Prinzips berechnet. Dies bedeutet, dass der Rest des Volumens auf den nächsten Balken übertragen wird. Wenn zum Beispiel ein Tick mit dem Volumen von 100 ankommt und Ihre Chartauflösung einen Lautstärkebalken von 75 hat, werden 25 in die nächste Leiste übertragen. Bei dieser Methode geht kein Volumen verloren. Stündliche Stäbe vs. 60-Minuten-Stäbe Stündliche Stäbe unterscheiden sich von 60-Minuten-Stäben. Stündliche Balken verwenden eine astronomische Uhr, aber 60-minütige Balken werden zusammengebündelt. Mit der einstündigen Auflösung, die stündliche Bar wäre von 8:30 bis 9:00 Uhr von 8:30 bis 9:30 Uhr, wie es auf einer 60-Minuten-Bar aussehen würde. Volumenstäbe durch Häkchen oder tatsächliches Handelsvolumen Das Volumen für Stäbe kann basierend auf der Anzahl der Zecken oder dem tatsächlichen Handelsvolumen berechnet werden, das aufgetreten ist. Millionen von Balken auf einem Chart Darüber hinaus kann die 32-Bit-Handelsplattform problemlos 7,5 Millionen Balken auf einem Chart für visuelle Analyse und Backtesting darstellen, die in der Regel nur in High-End-Institutionen angeboten wird. Die 64-Bit-Version nimmt es noch weiter und kann jede beliebige Anzahl von Balken, begrenzt nur durch die Menge an Speicher auf Ihrem Computer angezeigt. Preisschuppen und Achsen für Präzision Unsere Handelsplattform ermöglicht es Ihnen, die Preisskala auf die Art der Analyse einzustellen. Sie können zwischen linearen oder halb-logarithmischen Achsen für drastische Preisbewegungen zwei separate vertikale Skalen, eine für Indikatoren und eine für Preisbewegungen oder sogar keine vertikalen Achsen wählen. Unterschiedliche Ansichten, verschiedene Winkel Jede Waage kann die Daten aus verschiedenen Winkeln anzeigen. Beispielsweise kann eine Skala minimale bis maximale Werte für den gesamten Datenbereich oder nur für einen bestimmten Teil der Serie zeigen. Andere nützliche Berührungen umfassen die Möglichkeit, den Graphen auf der Mitte der Skala zu zentrieren, die Anzahl der Stellen nach Dezimalstellen festzulegen und die Menge der vorhandenen Etiketten festzulegen. Overlay mehrere Preisreihen Ein wichtiges Merkmal des Trading-Software ist die Fähigkeit, mehrere Preisreihen mit unabhängigen Preis-Skalen zu überlagern. Zum Beispiel ist es möglich, ein Finanzinstrument, das mehrere hundert Dollar über ein anderes Instrument, das unter einem Dollar Handel kostet. Dann können Sie die Dynamik der Preisbewegung visualisieren. Präzision, wo es zählt Für zusätzliche Bequemlichkeit, die Precise Price Marker zeigt den genauen letzten Preis und die Countdown-Funktion zeigt, wie viel Zeit bleibt bis bar schließen. Details, wo Sie sie benötigen: Cursor, Datenfenster und Hinweisfenster Bei der Arbeit mit Diagrammen ist die Möglichkeit, den genauen Preis schnell festzulegen, entscheidend. Das Datenfenster bleibt auf der Seite des Bildschirms und zeigt Ihnen die aktuelle Marktsituation. Allerdings, wenn Sie einen bestimmten Bereich auf einem Diagramm studieren müssen, wird das Tipp-Fenster bequem an der Spitze des Cursors angezeigt. Ihr Datenfenster Der genaue Preis zu einem beliebigen Zeitpunkt ist der Schlüssel zum Handel der Märkte. Das Datenfenster bleibt bequem auf der linken Seite des Bildschirms, wobei alle relevanten Informationen in einem leicht lesbaren Format dargestellt sind. Es ist an das Hauptplattformfenster für einfache Betrachtung angebracht, aber es kann auch abgetrennt werden und wie irgendein anderes Diagramm schwimmen. Das Tippfenster Wenn Sie einen Bereich auf dem Diagramm analysieren und nicht mehr im Datenfenster suchen möchten, klicken Sie einfach auf das Diagramm und das Hinweisfenster erscheint. Es zeigt Ihnen Preiswerte, Indikatorwerte und Strategie-generierte Aufträge für die Bar, die Sie anzeigen. Auch das Tipp-Fenster kann immer folgen Sie der Maus, oder Sie können es nur auf Anfrage erscheinen. Eine Auswahl an Cursor-Stilen Aus verschiedenen Cursor-Stilen (einschließlich Hand-, Kreuz-, Preisverfolgungsmodus und globaler Cursor, die viele Diagramme synchronisieren) zum schwimmenden Tippfenster und dem stationären Datenfenster bietet MultiCharts. NET ein komplettes Paket, das genau und schnell ist Spuren Preisänderungen und Indikatorwerte. Hintergrund ziehen Viele Händler bevorzugen 8216grab8217 das Diagramm mit dem Mauscursor und verschieben Sie es um, um nach Möglichkeiten zu suchen. Die Schaltfläche "Hintergrund ziehen" auf der Symbolleiste schaltet diesen Modus ein und aus. Wahl der Zeitstempel und Handelssitzungen für wo immer Sie sind Sie können Datenreihe mit lokalem oder Austauschzeitstempel anzeigen. Darüber hinaus, zusätzlich zu Hunderten von bestehenden Trading-Sessions, können Sie benutzerdefinierte diejenigen für den Handel mit jedem Instrument und in jeder Zeitzone zu schaffen. Zeitstempel für die Synchronisation Die Auswahl verschiedener Zeitstempel kann sehr nützlich sein, um Finanzinstrumente weltweit zu handeln oder mehrere Diagramme zu synchronisieren, um Verwirrung zu vermeiden. Anzeigen von Diagrammen beliebig wie Sie Mehrere benutzerdefinierte Trading-Sitzung Vorlagen können zur gleichen Zeit für ein beliebiges Symbol verwendet werden, was bedeutet, dass Sie einen anderen Blickwinkel auf Ihren Handel erhalten können. Zum Beispiel kann ein Diagramm Vorhandel und regelmäßige Stunden zeigen, während ein anderes Ihnen nur die regulären Stunden zeigen kann. Dies kann nützlich sein, um zu üben und zu lernen, ob Ihre Vorhersagen korrekt sind. Die Sitzungen können mithilfe des Dialogfelds "Format Instrument" einfach geändert werden. Erstellen Sie Ihre eigenen Vorlagen Wenn Sie nur bestimmte Stunden des Tages handeln möchten oder Ihre exotische Börse nicht standardmäßig unterstützt wird, können Sie ganz einfach eigene Vorlagen erstellen. Dies bedeutet, dass Sie MultiCharts. NET in einem beliebigen Teil der Welt verwenden können, und Sie können alle Instrumente auf den weltweiten elektronischen Märkten handeln. Diagramm-Typen Professionelle technische Analyse erfordert, dass Sie professionelle Werkzeuge zur Verfügung haben. MultiCharts hat sowohl reguläre als auch exotische Chart-Typen, um Ihre individuellen Bedürfnisse zu erfüllen. Jeder Diagrammtyp bietet eine andere Perspektive auf den Märkten, die Sie fundierte Entscheidungen treffen können. Technische Informationen zu dieser Funktion finden Sie auf der entsprechenden Wiki-Seite. Zeichenwerkzeuge Eine breite Palette von intelligenten Zeichenwerkzeugen steht zur Verfügung. Diese Tools ermöglichen es Ihnen, sich auf Trends, Unterstützung und Widerstand, Lücken, Pivots, Dreiecke und andere Preismuster zu konzentrieren. Trend Lines, Andrews8217 Pitchfork, Fibonacci Arcs, Gann Fans und andere Studien können mit einem Mausklick leicht gezeichnet werden. Technische Informationen zu dieser Funktion finden Sie auf der entsprechenden Wiki-Seite. Real-Time Market Scanner Scannen Sie alle Symbole universell eins nach dem anderen mit einer bestimmten Frequenz und überwachen gleichzeitig Hunderte von ausgewählten Instrumenten in Echtzeit. Jetzt können Tausende von Instrumenten automatisch aus dem gesamten Markt nach Ihren Indikatorkriterien für die weitere Aktualisierung in Echtzeit aussortiert werden. Multi-Core-Unterstützung und 64-Bit-Architektur machen den Market Scanner zum leistungsfähigsten Werkzeug für die Suche nach Handelsgelegenheiten. Für technische Informationen zu diesem Feature schauen Sie sich die entsprechende Wiki-Seite an. Wie der Scanner arbeitet Market Scanner ist ein Watchboard für die Überwachung Symbole, die Sie interessiert sind und Chancen zu finden. Die neue Version unseres Scanners besteht aus zwei Komponenten: Vor-Scannen und Watchlist-Fenstern. Während ein einzelnes Diagramm Ihnen Details über ein Symbol gibt, erlaubt der Scanner Ihnen, Gelegenheiten unter Tausenden von Symbolen zu erkennen. Überwachung und Verfolgung Ihrer Möglichkeiten Zum Beispiel möchten Sie alle Symbole, die vor kurzem überverkauft haben, finden. Die Logik besteht darin, dass diese Instrumente unter ihrem Normalwert liegen und eine potenziell profitable Chance darstellen. Fügen Sie dazu einfach Symbole hinzu, die Sie in die Pre-scanning-Liste aufnehmen, eine vorgefertigte oder benutzerdefinierte Anzeige einfügen und den Schwellenwert angeben. Die Symbole, die die Bedingungen erfüllen, werden im Watchlist-Fenster zum Aktualisieren in Echtzeit angezeigt. Wie funktioniert Pre-Scanning Wenn Instrumente in die Pre-Scanning-Liste aufgenommen werden und Ihre Kriterien gesetzt sind, kann der Scanvorgang gestartet werden. Um den Scanvorgang zu starten, klicken Sie auf die Schaltfläche Jetzt erneut suchen, um sowohl historische als auch Echtzeit-Snapshot-Datenanforderungen auszulösen. Die Daten werden in Teilen abhängig von der Begrenzung der Datenquelle 8211 angefordert, so dass Market Scanner Daten für viele Geräte erhält, ohne die durch Datenquellen eingestellten Einschränkungen zu brechen. Wenn alle angeforderten Daten empfangen werden, werden die Instrumente von der Datenquelle abgemeldet und Daten für die nächsten Instrumente angefordert. Funktionsweise von Watchlist Die Instrumente im Pre-Scanning werden nach den Scankriterien ausgewertet, und diejenigen, die die eingestellten Parameter erfüllen, werden automatisch in das Watchlist-Fenster kopiert. Sie können entweder die besten oder die schlechtesten Scanergebnisse auswählen, die in der Watchlist zum Aktualisieren in Echtzeit angezeigt werden sollen. Das große Bild sehen Sie können verschiedene Auflösungen in verschiedenen Zeilen verwenden. Zum Beispiel könnten Sie das gleiche Symbol in Tick-, Minuten - und Tagesauflösungen haben, um verschiedene Trends zu überwachen. Für noch mehr Flexibilität kann jede Zeile eine eigene Sitzungsvorlage und eine eindeutige Anzahl von Balken aufweisen, auf die eine Studie verweisen wird. 20 wichtige Datenfelder Öffnen, Hoch, Tief, Schließen, Gesamtvolumen, Bid, Ask, Open Interest und andere wichtige Datenfelder können in Sekunden entfernt und hinzugefügt werden. Anzeigen eines Diagramms mit einem Klick Zusätzlich zur Symbolverknüpfung, mit der Sie den Inhalt eines Diagramms mit einem einzigen Klick ändern können, verfügt MultiCharts. NET über ein einzigartiges Feature mit dem Namen Market Trend Histogram. Dies ermöglicht es Ihnen, Marktdynamik zu sehen, ohne ein Diagramm zu bauen, aber wenn Sie immer noch ein Full-Size-Diagramm mit einem Klick, wenn nötig. Scannen und Sortieren mit Leichtigkeit Scanner kann automatisch neu sortieren Symbole entweder auf einer Sekunde oder durch einen benutzerdefinierten Timer. Da Sie nach beliebigen Kriterien sortieren können, wird dies dazu beitragen, Trading-Chancen in einer fristgerechten Weise zu finden. Anwenden Hunderte von Indikatoren Neben Hunderten von Studien, die mit der Handelsplattform kommen, können Sie Ihre eigenen erstellen, ändern bestehende und den Import aus einer Vielzahl von Quellen. Scanners unterscheidende Eigenschaft ist, dass Sie Zellenhintergrund und Textfarbton entsprechend Ihren persönlichen Kriterien ändern können und sogar scriptgetriebene Textgenerierung in den Scanner-Zellen haben. Warnungen, die Sie informiert halten Sie können benutzerdefinierte visuelle, Sound-und E-Mail-Alarm für ein oder alle Symbole. Scannerwarnungen funktionieren genauso wie bei normalen Diagrammen. Gruppensymbole für eine einfache Darstellung Sie können Symbole nach beliebigen Kriterien visuell gruppieren. Eine wichtige Unterscheidung für eine Gruppe ist, dass die Sortierung innerhalb jeder einzelnen Gruppe verwirklicht wird. Dies bedeutet, dass Sie wichtige Sektoren der Branche oder interessante Aktiengruppen auswählen können und sehen, welche die anderen übertrifft. Gruppen können auch minimiert und nach Belieben restauriert werden. Viele Daten an einem Ort Überwachen Sie Tausende von Echtzeit - oder End-of-Day-Symbolen in jedem Scanner-Fenster. Sie können sogar Instrumente mit unterschiedlichen Auflösungen und aus verschiedenen Datenfeeds mischen. Errichtet, um Ihre Computer Bemühungen zu minimieren Da unser Real-Time Market Scanner wurde gebaut, um moderne Multi-Threading-Architektur verwenden, kann es Multi-Core-und Multi-CPU-Computern, um ihr volles Potenzial. Dies ermöglicht Ihnen, sehr CPU-intensive Arbeitsbereiche mit Tausenden von Instrumenten zu schaffen und beobachten sie in Echtzeit ohne Lücken oder Verzögerungen. 64-Bit-Version entfernt alle Speicherbeschränkungen Die 64-Bit-Version von MultiCharts. NET kann leistungsstarke Computer in vollem Umfang nutzen, indem sie alle verfügbaren Speicher nutzen. Dies bedeutet, Sie können viel mehr als 5.000 Symbole pro Scanner-Fenster, so dass es ein viel mächtigeres Werkzeug hinzufügen. Export nach Excel mit einem Klick Nach der Suche nach den notwendigen Symbolen in der großen Liste, manchmal seine Notwendigkeit für den Export von Daten, die Sie zu Excel zu finden. MultiCharts. NET kann dies mit einem Klick tun. Market Data Replay Market Replay ist eine großartige Möglichkeit, über das Trading zu lernen, ohne Ihr Geld zu riskieren. Dieses Merkmal ist besonders wichtig für diskretionäre Händler, die Preismodelle und andere Methoden verwenden, die sich schwer in Handelsmodelle und Strategiehandel einbinden lassen. Technische Informationen zu dieser Funktion finden Sie auf der entsprechenden Wiki-Seite. Speed up or slow down the market Market data replay can playback historical data at any speed. You have complete control over how quickly market changes are displayed. For example, you can playback a month of minute data in just a few seconds. Choose when to start playback You can jump several seconds, minutes, or daysboth backward and forward in time. You can even specify an exact starting location for market playback by simply clicking it on the chart. Multiple playback speeds You can change the playback speed according to how fast you want to replay. Following update speeds are available from slowest to fastest: 1 update per 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2, or 1 second, and 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,15,20,25,30,50,100,1000, or 10000 updates per second. Different playback resolutions Since you can have different charts (i. e. 5 tick, 13 minute, or 5 day), each bar on the chart represents a different amount of data. You can playback the market 8220as is8221, which means one update equals one bar on your chart. You can also choose 8220Minute by Minute8221, 8220Hour by Hour8221, or 8220Day by Day8221 as alternative playback options. If the playback resolution is lower than the resolution of the data series on the chart, additional detailed data will be downloaded from the data source. In this case status line indicates Waiting for Detailed Data. Recreate market details like nobody else can We are confident that our trading software has the best market playback in the industry. In addition to all features that other charting software offer, MultiCharts. NET allows tick-by-tick replay. In essence, this recreates a complete real-time market picture. Simulate accurate real-time trading Our goal was to create a simulation that resembles real-time trading as closely as possible. If you are playing back minute data, other trading software simply draws minute bar after minute bar, while losing the information about how it was created. MultiCharts. NET constructs each minute bar out of ticks to reflect actual price movements within each minute. MultiCharts. NET can also recalculate your chart indicators on each tick, keeping you synchronized with the real market situation. As a result, you will not lose out on opportunities that exist within bars, so you can make realistic decisions as if you traveled to the past. Toolbar controls at your fingertips All market playback controls are located on a conveniently located toolbar. You can specify the exact starting location, choose which base resolution will be used for chart playback, and control rewinding and fast-forwardingall with a single click. Jump back and forth instantly You can jump any number of ticks backward and forward on your intraday charts. For example, you might be playing back the SampP 500 and witnessing a slow market. You could easily skip forward until you see activity, instead of wasting your time waiting. Play several symbols at once Ability to playback charts with multiple data series is very important. All symbols will be precisely synchronized according to time, so you get an exact picture of how data arrived throughout the day. Lets say you have several symbols, even from different data providers, all on the same chart. You want to see how their price movements correlate to each other. This opens up new possibilities of analysis, new insight. Replay different studies together Global Mode gives you the ability to playback an instrument in several places at once. For example, you might want to watch the Market Scanner and each of the charts where you8217re following Google. Starting point, base resolution, and playback speed will be the same in all the windows that you are playing back. Global Mode Imagine that you have Google plotted in several charts, but each window has different technical indicators and strategies. With Global Mode you can replay all the charts at the same time and see how different studies are performing. Playback entire markets You can combine Scanner windows and Playback to practice filtering through many updates and finding opportunities. You should use the 64-bit version of MultiCharts. NET because of the huge amounts of data involved. Data playback in Market Scanner Since indicators can be easily applied in the Scanner windows, traders often place their symbols into groups and filter according to criteria presented by indicators they insert. Once an opportunity presents itself, it8217s easy to open a chart through a right-click and look more closely at the action, or place an order. Data replay in the Scanner can help practice catching those moments of opportunity when certain symbols are prime for trading. Strategy Trading MultiCharts. NET is often used for discretionary trading, but originally our trading platform was created for trading strategies and automated trading. While discretionary trading is certainly better than trading on intuition alone, automated trading strategies tend to have more consistent success. Strategy trading as an approach has a number of significant advantages when compared to intuition-based trading. Institutional traders have been using trading strategies for a long time, while private traders had very limited tools to create trading strategies that work. Two main components are necessary to create successful strategiesa realistic trading simulation and consideration of all the necessary factors. This allows you to test your strategy to make sure it works, before you put real money into it. C is very flexible in terms of accessing level2 data, data from multiple symbols and data from Order and Position Tracker. Simulation on historical data is usually called backtesting, and it is used to separate strategies that work from the ones that dont. Only correct backtesting gives the ability to separate quality trading strategies from accidental success. While past performance is not a guarantee of future results, proper backtesting gives a higher probability of achieving repeated success during actual trading. Trading system analysis is an essential part of developing a trading system. MultiCharts. NET has an extensive collection of reporting tools that provide a complete picture of your strategy performance. Strategy optimization and walk-forward testing allow for the creation of new trading systems, without falling into the curve-fitting trap. Above all, automated trading eliminates routine tasks and allows you to be quicker than other market participants. Extensive Choice of Trading Strategies MultiCharts. NET comes with over two hundred pre-built studies for an in-depth market analysis, covering the most popular trading concepts. This comprehensive library includes traditional as well as state-of-the-art trading strategies. A key advantage of MultiCharts. NET is that any study8217s code can easily be modified in any IDE. Nearly any custom trading strategy can also be created from scratch. Strategy Backtesting Strategy backtesting is an essential tool to see if your strategy works or not. Backtesting software simulates your strategy on historical data and provides a backtesting report, which allows you to conduct proper trading system analysis. The 64-bit version lets you load as much data as you need for even the most demanding backtesting. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Accuracy is key MultiCharts. NET is a solution created specifically for strategy development and backtesting. Our philosophy is that strategy backtesting should be as realistic as modern technology allows 8211 that8217s why we use multi-threading and 64-bit technology. Minimal assumptions create more realistic testing Even though no approximation can be 100 perfect, we have done everything to accurately recreate past market conditions and order execution for strategy trading. Typical backtesting engines have a lot of assumptions and shortcuts, which result in unrealistic testing and unreliable results. MultiCharts. NET is an institutional-level trading platform that minimizes assumptions and considers many factors. Modern technologies for powerful computers Strategy backtesting often needs a lot of data, and software that is capable of processing it. Almost all computers now feature multi-core setups with lots of memory, so you need to take advantage of that. Multi-threading means that MultiCharts. NET spreads many tasks into different cores, so that they complete much faster. 64-bit version of MultiCharts. NET lets you load as much data as fits into your memory for analysis 8211 even years and years of tick data for detailed price movements. All essential factors contained within Our backtesting software considers the following essential factors: liquidity, tick-by-tick price changes, ask-bid-trade price differences, commission, slippage, initial capital, interest rate and trade size. Taking liquidity into account When MultiCharts. NETs engine backtests a strategy, it recognizes that not all limit orders will be filled, due to a lack of liquidity. For this reason, you have a choice to fill orders when a price target is hit, or when it is exceeded by a certain number of points (pips). Tick-by-tick simulation We call this feature the Bar Magnifier. It is essential for increasing precision during backtesting. MultiCharts. NET can construct larger bars out of smaller componentssecond and minute bars out of ticks, hour and day bars out of minutes. You can recreate exact price movements within each bar by using the Bar Magnifier, which will build larger bars out of smaller components. For example, one-hour bars have four visual pointsopen, high, low, and close. The Bar Magnifier can invisibly load minutes that make up the hour, and strategy will be backtested on a minute-by-minute basis. Ask, bid, and trade prices Backtesting takes into account that real buying happens at ask prices, real selling at bid prices. This makes our backtesting simulation as realistic as possible. Strategies for immediate practice MultiCharts. NET backtesting engine even emulates market, stop, limit, stop limit, and one-cancels-other (OCO) orders. Profit target, stop-loss, and trailing stops are also standard backtesting features. On top of that, MultiCharts. NET comes with more than 80 strategies, so you can practice backtesting. Easy to read You can change how your signals appear on your chartin just a few clicks. Exit orders can be connected by a visible line to all related entry ordersthe line will be green if the trade was profitable, red if not. If you dont like those colors, or any other visual aspect, you can easily change it. Trading System Analysis Proper trading system analysis helps find trading systems that work. Successful traders need various performance ratios and descriptive ways of viewing the results. MultiCharts. NETs strategy performance report and trading performance report are powerful tools used by CTAs and regular traders for evaluating strategies and trading results. 200 ways to measure your performance At your fingertips, you have more than 200 performance measurements available. Some of the most useful ones are located in strategy performance summary, performance ratios, time analysis, list of trades, total trade analysis, outliers, run-up and drawdown, trade series analysis, and periodic analysis. Analyzing performance Strategy Performance Summary and Performance Ratios allow for quick analysis of your trading strategy performance. Tracking by time and by trade The information in the Time Analysis table evaluates results strictly from the standpoint of time. You set the time frame for displaying the results using the Display tab of the Setting dialog box. List of Trades displays the complete trade-by-trade report. Total and outlier analysis Total Trade Analysis displays overall performance of the trading strategy. Outliers or outlying trades are those that exceed the average trade by a significant value (plus or minus three (3) standard deviations). Analysis of run-updrawdown and trade series Run-up is measured as the open to the highest unrealized high of the trade for a long position drawdown is from the open to the lowest unrealized low of the trade for a short position. Trade Series Analysis displays statistical measures based on the winning and losing trades. Statistical analysis Trade Series Statistics displays information on the consecutive winning (losing) trades series. Interactive graphs that show the complete picture MultiCharts. NET includes 28 interactive graphs to display relative and absolute values. Drawdown, for example, is shown in relative values, which allows you to see the realistic picture. Relative drawdown This graph balances equity against trade number for all closed trades and also includes both drawdown dollars and drawdown percentages. Insight using equity curve graphs This graph allows greater insight into trading performance than a usual equity curve graph. It displays net profit on a bar-by-bar basis revealing equity drawdowns and run-ups. Equity curve with drawdown details This detailed Equity Curve graph combined with both Drawdown () and Drawdown (). Equity run-up and drawdown These graphs illustrate equity drawdown vs. equity run-up in dollars and percentages. General analysis of trading performance This graph displays an equity (in ) vs. trade number for all closed trades. This all-purpose equity chart is best used for general analysis of trading performance. The buy and hold strategy The return you would have gained if you had bought and held the papers for the whole duration of the test period. If you are trying to compare the total net profit of the strategy and the BuyHold Return, please remember to keep in mind that the buy and hold strategy can lead to major drawdowns as well as risks because your investments are still exposed to market moves for the whole period. Also, since your money is placed in the market, you cannot invest it elsewhere. Total trades and winning trades These graphs displays the profit (in ) vs trade number for all trades or for all winning trades. The horizontal line stands for the average trade. Drawdown This graph displays each trade8217s drawdown vs. trade number for all trades. Determining protective stops The Maximum Adverse Excursion graph is best used to determine protective money management stops for a trading strategy. It graphs each trade8217s realized ProfitLoss vs. Drawdown in a scatter graph format. Run-up The Run-up graph displays each trade8217s run-up vs. trade number for all trades. Determining trailing stops The Maximum Favorable Excursion graph is best used to determine trailing stops for a trading strategy. It shows the realized ProfitLoss vs. Drawdown in a scatter graph format. The green arrows represent winning trades, and the red arrows represent losing trades. Long-term evaluations The Maximum Favorable Excursion graph uses percentages rather than dollar amounts. This graph is best used for long-term evaluations. Important information is one click away MultiCharts. NET provides speed and efficiency. Our philosophy is that time should be spent perfecting strategies and trading ideas, as opposed to looking up performance information. One-click charts In MultiCharts. NET, looking up the necessary trade takes just one click. You have 16 qualifying parameters to choose from. As soon as you identify the trade that interests you, all it takes is a click to display it on a chart. In this way, you see the trade in the report, and the graphic chart representation, at the moment when the trade was created. This allows you to quickly identify flaws in entering and exiting methods and improve trading logic. Trading Strategy Optimization A trading strategy is created by taking trading concepts, ideas, and observations about historical market behavior, and implementing them into a trading system. Whenever you find an optimal solution to doing anything in everyday life, you are actually performing implicit optimization. So, people often use trading system optimization when creating trading strategies as well. Optimization tests many possible input combinations to find ones that result in the best performance. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. What is strategy optimization Strategy optimization is the search for optimum parameters for predefined criteria. By testing a range of strategy input values, optimization helps select values that correspond to optimal strategy performance based on historical data. Offering extensive choices MultiCharts. NET offers exhaustive and genetic optimization, as well as walk-forward testing. Each optimization type offers its own advantages and disadvantages, and each is great for accomplishing certain tasks. You can use them separately, or you can combine them to get a complete look at strategy performance. Modern technologies that speed up optimization MultiCharts. NET uses multi-threading, which is a technique for distributing optimization cycles across all available CPUs. Modern computers can easily have 48 cores, which means you have 48 instances of your optimization running at the same time 8211 a significant time improvement over having just one core. Data is loaded separately into 32 cores at the same time for fast optimization, essentially creating a virtual chart for each core. The 64-bit version of MultiCharts. NET can easily handle huge volumes of data required for this operation, resulting in you using your time more efficiently and effectively during optimizations. Exhaustive (Brute-Force) Optimization Strategy optimization is done to find good parameters, and eliminate bad ones. Exhaustive optimization systematically goes through all potential combinations as it searches for the solution with the highest results for the criteria you chose. Maximum speed of optimization You can find inputs that maximize net income, minimize drawdown, or result in fewest trades. The amount of time the exhaustive optimization feature needs to find the solution relates directly to the number of possible combinations it needs to testthe more combinations you have, the longer it will take. If only a few parameters are tested for a short range, this method is definitely optimal for finding the best inputs. Also, in MultiCharts. NET optimization is spread across all available CPUs, which means your optimization speed will increase with the number of cores in your computer. This method of spreading the work across CPUs is called multi-threading. Exhaustive optimization vs. Genetic optimization Each optimization type has its benefits and drawbacks. You must choose the right tool to get the job done, and find the result you need. Different tools for different needs If you are testing many possibilities, exhaustive optimization takes a very long timeeven with multi-threading. The advantage of exhaustive optimization is that it is guaranteed to find the absolute optimal inputs in the testing range, but the drawback is that it takes a very long time if many possibilities are tested. Therefore, it should be used where the number of possibilities is relatively small, or where you must find the absolute best solution. Another nuance is that the absolute best inputs might actually be an outlier, which does not result in good performance on a consistent basis. Genetic optimization addresses this issue because it performs strategy optimization differently. Optimization Report This report shows the optimization results, and you can filter output combinations by one or more criteria. For example, to find a strategy with the maximum net profit and minimum max drawdownfirst sort by net profit in ascending order and then by drawdown in descending order. Custom Fitness Function Optimization You can set your own custom criteria for which for strategy optimization. Custom criteria can be written directly in C, VB. NET, or in Java script. Optimization with multiple conditions With this feature you can optimize using several conditions, as opposed to just one. For example, you can find a strategy that combines the greatest profit, lowest drawdown, and the highest percentage of profitable trades. You can use custom fitness function optimization in regular and portfolio backtestingas well as with genetic and exhaustive trading system optimization. 3D optimization graphs 3D optimization graphs give visual representations of how the strategy parameters affect trading performance. The 3D graph reveals most robust parameter zones, and is a great tool for avoiding over-optimization, which also known as curve-fitting. Avoiding over-optimization A strategy that has abrupt performance breakdowns with only small parameter changes cannot be considered robust. You can superimpose results of different optimizations onto each other to compare results, and see if the optimal inputs you found are confirmed by other tests. You can use superimposition to compare genetic and exhaustive optimization results, and you can evaluate how robust your findings are. 3D surfaces can be drawn by any criteria available in the optimization reportfor example net profit, percent profitable, and max drawdown. Relevant input and output values are displayed when the mouse cursor hovers over a particular point on the graphs surface. Genetic Strategy Optimization Genetic optimization is a very complex subject that has a lot of specialized literature written about it. Basically, its chief benefit is that it takes only a fraction of the time of exhaustive optimization, and it finds nearly optimal results. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Find a needle in a haystack This strategy optimization method makes it possible to find workable solutions amongst billions of combinations, whereas exhaustive optimization would take an unacceptably long amount of time. Based on principles of biological evolution Genetic optimization does not try every possible combination. Instead, it uses complex algorithms that use principles of biological evolution. It randomly picks a sample of inputs, and tests for positive results. The best inputs are kept, and the worst ones are replaced with new random inputssurvival of the fittest. You can even customize your optimization by changing the number of generations, population size, and the convergence type. Make sure your results are robust If the algorithm thinks it has found something good, it will start testing around the newly found peak to determine if this peak is an outlier. If this result is an outlier, genetic optimization leaves it and moves on to other areas. More combinations equals better optimization In fact, the more possible combinations you have, the better genetic optimization works. After you complete genetic optimization, you can test the inputs you found even more, with exhaustive optimization, walk-forward testing, or technical indicators. Find new opportunities Genetic optimization makes it possible to find new opportunities when creating trading systems, as opposed to fine-tuning an already existing system. Systematically work through thousands of parameters For example, you can apply many indicators to your charteach one of which has literally thousands of parameters. Then you can check if these indicators help predict price patterns by including and excluding them by telling genetic optimization to turn them off and on systematically. You can then use these findings to filter out the indicators that dont work, and keep the ones that do. Explore genetic optimization further To fully understand how genetic optimization works, we recommend you read additional professional literature on genetic algorithms. Walk-forward Testing Walk-forward testing is an essential tool for creating robust trading systems. What makes walk-forward testing different from other optimization methods is the unique multi-step approach to strategy testing. The idea behind walk-forward testing is illustrated below: How does walk-forward testing work Walk-forward testing combines optimization and backtesting. During the testing, optimal inputs are tested against real market conditions to see how they would perform. Preventing curve-fitting First, the entire data series is broken up into smaller parts. A series of tests is done, and each test is done on a small portion of the whole data series (in-sample data). When optimal input values are found for that small portion, the software checks how they would have performed in the real world by applying them to data that was not part of the test (out-of-sample data). The tests continue to repeat until you have tested the entire data range. In the end, you are shown the results that performed the best under varying market conditions. This helps prevent over-optimization, also known as curve-fitting. Different options to suit your needs Walk-forward testing can be used with both exhaustive and genetic optimization methods. You can specify different sizes for your in-sample and out-of-sample data, and you can even display information in bars or days. No jumping forward There is also a modification to the walk-forward process, called the anchored mode. When you select the anchored mode, the in-sample data stays anchored to the beginning and gets longer for each test, instead of jumping forward. This is another way of making sure your results are robust. Export to Excel with one click The walk-forward testing report can be exported to Excel with just one click. Then you can perform additional analysis on the data you found during the test. Export to Excel with one click The walk-forward testing report can be exported to Excel with just one click. Then you can perform additional analysis on the data you found during the test. Automated Trading Even with a winning strategy, just a short delay in order execution can make all the difference. After developing a strategy, the next step is to actually send the orders. The key advantage of automated trading is that it can send orders a lot faster than a human being, and this can give you an advantage over the competition. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. How does auto trading work Orders generated by a trading strategy in MultiCharts. NET are sent directly to the brokers server. Then the broker responds with a message about the order status, and you can see on your chart if the trade was successful. Stop watching the market Auto trading is very convenient, because once you have written and tested your logicyou no longer need to constantly watch the market. Also, automated trading makes trading high-frequency strategies possible. With trading systems like these, manual order entry would result in unacceptably long delays, and it would not be possible to trade them. Let the software do the trading MultiCharts. NET provides stable auto trading that can operate without constant monitoring. Your strategy has constant access to real-time account information and level 2 data, and it can automatically fix any possible asynchronization. Real-time account information access Your strategy can access all attributes of your account in real-time, including: account number, number of accounts, number of open positions, position average price, position open profit and loss (PnL), position quantity of contracts, position symbol, position total cost, real-time account equity, real-time unrealized profit, initial capital amount and all information from the Order and Position Tracker. You can get more information on each category on the related Wiki page. Level 2 data access from strategies Key depth of market information, also known as 8220level 28221 data, shows the number of buyers and sellers on different price levels close to the current price. This information is very important to identify pressure on the price 8211 i. e. if there are more sellers than buyers, the price might go down in an effort to equalize the number of players. Ten price levels are offered in each direction, and your strategy can analyze those levels in real-time to help it make trading decisions. Since a strategy can react much faster than a human being, ability to access this data from scripts presents a major advantage. MultiCharts. NET has extensive access to level 2 data from within the scripts. Orders that match the real world A characteristic feature of MultiCharts. NETs automated trade execution is that orders are sent at the close of the previous barinstead of being sent at the moment when they appear on the chart. This approach ensures that prices, at which the orders are actually filled, correspond closely to the prices on the chart. Support for multiple order types In addition to market orders, MultiCharts. NET supports limit, stop, bracket, and one-cancels-other (also known as one-cancels-all) orders. Visual, audio, and global sound alerts help in monitoring order status. Automated resending of unfilled orders Resend unfilled orders automatically. Just because limit or stop orders were sent, it doesnt mean they were necessarily filled by the broker. Unfilled Strategy Order Replacement options can be used to keep the strategy synchronized with the actual trading position. For example, you can specify that after a certain period of time, all unexecuted limit and stop orders will be converted to market orders. Matching data and broker information Make sure datafeeds and brokers understand each other. The Symbol Dictionary is crucial when your broker is not the same as your datafeed. There is no one strict standard for describing symbols, so symbol names often dont match. You need to make sure that orders generated on a symbol get recognized by the broker. For example, the symbol Google is named GOOG on some datafeed, but the broker will only take orders for GOOGLE. You can simply open the Symbol Dictionary and make the necessary changes. The chart will still appear as GOOG, but the order will be sent with the updated informationmaking sure that the broker understands what you want to trade. Auto trade one symbol in different ways Auto trade the same symbol from several charts. Yes, you can do that. MultiCharts. NET can send trading signals from several charts or even computers simultaneously. Whats more, if the same symbol is traded from several charts, the market position for each chart will be tracked separately. Support for financial advisor accounts Some brokers, such as Interactive Brokers, support financial advisor accounts. Having such an account makes it possible to trade multiple sub-accounts using a single main account. Choose your automated trading mode MultiCharts. NET has two modes for auto trading: Synchronous and Asynchronous. Each one has its advantages and drawbacks. Avoid discrepancies The synchronous auto trading mode is a mode where entriesexits are plotted on the chart only after orders have been executed at the broker. The synchronous auto trading mode ensures avoiding discrepancies between the market position on the chart and the market position at the broker. Guarantee that orders are filled The asynchronous auto trading mode is the mode where entriesexits are plotted on the chart when the price value meets the strategy conditions. However order execution by the broker is not guaranteed in case the conversion of unexecuted limitstop entry orders is not enabled. It may cause a market position conflict between the chart and the broker. Enabling order conversion guarantees that the order will be filled at the broker, although the executed order price value could be different from the order price plotted on the chart. Start live trading in seconds You can easily control auto trading with a switch conveniently located at the top left of your chart. Simply click it to turn auto trading on or off. If its green, that means you are trading liveif its grey, then you are in backtesting mode. Letters AA on the switch indicate that you have asynchronous auto trading selected, and SA mean you chose synchronous auto trading. Easily track your orders and strategy positions An important feature of MultiCharts. NET is called the Order and Position Tracker. In this separate window, you can easily view information about strategy orders and open positions. Order status fields There are many fields that provide important information about orders, such as FilledCancelled status, Instrument name, Resolution, Order Name, Category, Quantity, Broker, Strategy Name and Workspace. Many important fields about strategy positions are also available, such as Strategy Position, Broker Position, Positions Match, Strategy PL, Open PL, Broker and Strategy Name. In MultiCharts. NET you can access all of these fields to use in your strategy with ease. Find the information you need Many convenient filters give you the ability to find the information you need quickly and easily. The Log tab gives the ability to see technical messages from the broker and from MultiCharts. NET. Email, visual and audio alerts Strategies can alert you in a variety of ways when they generate an order 8211 through showing an alert on your screen, playing a sounds, and even sending an email. Email is probably one of the most versatile alert methods because it can be received by almost any modern device. Some providers (i. e. Verizon) also offer a way to send an email to a phone number, whereby they convert it to a text message. Important to remember that when choosing an email provider for your email alerts make sure you choose one that does not use SSL encryption. Portfolio Trading Portfolio Trader is a very powerful tool to test and autotrade entire portfolios, which can contain 100s of stocks, futures, and other instruments. Its such a powerful tool that its often sold as a separate application, but its in your arsenal with MultiCharts. NET. MultiCharts. NET 64-bit easily handles huge amounts of data needed when managing a portfolio. While other platforms provide only historical simulations of portfolio trading, MC. NET Portfolio Trader lets you automate trading with any strategies you developed with a single click. Backtesting has been improved to a whole new level with Dynamic Currency Conversion and Walk-Forward Optimization. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. What is portfolio backtesting Portfolio backtesting means applying one or more strategies to many instruments at oncetesting on historical data and gauging performance as if all symbols were traded with these strategies. Verschiedene Symbole können sogar unterschiedliche Auflösungen während der testingone Zecke, drei Minuten, neun Tage oder andere haben. It8217s very easy to reach critical mass with the huge number of combinations 64-bit MultiCharts. NET version is essential for portfolio backtesting. Use more than one strategy at a time Portfolio Trader is very flexible in letting you create a several strategies and combine them in many ways. Symbols can be divided into groups, and each group can have its own strategy. For example, you can have a Rotation and Spread strategies applied to different groups of instruments in your portfolio. The overall performance of your portfolio For example, you could have one trading system that trades stocks and another that trades futures. The performance of each strategy will impact your overall portfolio performance. Reference other instruments with ease Your trading strategy can reference up to nine other instruments in order to make a trading decision on any one tradable symbol. This opens new opportunities of testing strategies such as statistical arbitrage or pair trading. Achieving synchronization For example, lets consider a pair trading strategy. Pair trading means that you buy one instrument and sell another at the same time, and vice versa. When one of the pair is bought or sold, your strategy needs to know exactly whats going on with both symbols. If your pair is Google and Microsoft, you would enter GOOG as symbol one and MSFT as symbol two. Then you would add MSFT as data one and GOOG as data two. This way each instrument in the pair is actively referencing the other instrumentand you achieve complete synchronization. Real-life constraints considered Considering real-life constraints is critical for creating successful portfolio trading strategies. During portfolio backtesting, trading signals often need to be prioritized because there is not enough money in the account to place all orders. Your strategy might always buy the cheapest instruments first, or you might want it to always fill stock orders before futures orders. Accounting for real-life situations There are many constraining variables available, so you can make portfolio backtesting as realistic as possible. Initial capital, exposure, risk, and other parameters are all essential factors to consider. Use scripts to define money management Money management options can be easily changed through the portfolio backtester interface or by directly from your. NET script. Interactive portfolio performance report MultiCharts. NETs portfolio backtesting report is an essential tool when evaluating how your strategies are doing. It is just like our regular performance report, but it features the ability to view breakdown by symbols or show a correlation matrix. Optimize your portfolio in a couple of clicks Portfolio optimization lets you find optimal parameters for each of your portfolio strategiesone at a time or all at once. Both exhaustive and genetic optimization methods are available in the portfolio backtesting engine. The 64-bit version of MultiCharts. NET handles huge data needed for both tasks with ease. Visual Trading Visual trading lets you conveniently drag-and-drop orders onto your chart or DOM and quickly adjust them by simply dragging them around. Visual price levels are much more intuitive than the traditional way of typing in exact orders and prices. Its like the visual interface in modern Windows, as opposed to old-style DOS with only typing. You get a whole new level of comfort, ease of use, and functionality. You need to place orders accurately and quickly to succeed in trading. MultiCharts. NET features many tools to help you achieve your goals Chart Trading, Trade Bar, Order and Position Tracker, Depth of Market, Automation of Entries and Exits, and Symbol Mapping. Chart Trading No need to worry about typing in the exact price you can simply drop an order on the chart and you can always adjust it if you need to. You can move your orders around to match other price levels on your chart, such as breakout or support levels, or drag more orders. You can also drag-and-drop automation strategies to further enhance your trading comfort and speed. Its simple and precise you can type in the exact price, choose the order and buy or sell. This toolbar also has tabs, one for each broker profile you create. You can easily switch between different accounts, or even brokers, and trade what you need. Order and Position Tracker You see a detailed summary of your orders, positions and accounts across all brokers that you are trading. You can cancel or modify pending orders, or even flatten entire positions directly from this window. All information is in one convenient place, and you can sort and filter to zoom in on the pieces that you need. You can also export the reports from Order Tracker into Excel for further analysis. Depth of Market (DOM) The DOM is an industry-standard tool that lets you see market depth and trade with one click. In MultiCharts. NET you can see ten price levels each way, and apply entry and exit automation directly in the DOM window. Automation of Entries and Exits Sometimes there is no time to place entry or exit OCO orders by hand, so we built some automation strategies that you can simply drag-and-drop onto you chart. You can drop them onto any point on the chart, or attach them to a particular order or position. Symbol Mapping MultiCharts. NET allows you to trade through any broker from any chart, but sometimes brokers and data feeds give different names to the same symbol. Symbol mapping lets you translate between the chart and the broker by filling out necessary details, and making the symbol understandable to the broker. Sounds Alerts Now you can step away from the computer without missing a beat 8211 convenient Sounds Alerts will tell you if an order was filled, position was opened or closed, or if your connection went down. You can also fine-tune them to your liking, and be free to do other tasks without having to watch charts all the time. Order and Position Tracker This window gives a detailed summary of orders, positions, and accounts across all brokers being used for trading. Cancel or modify pending orders, or even flatten entire positions, directly from this window. All information is in one convenient place it can be sorted and filtered to zoom in on needed details. This information can also be exported into Excel for further analysis. In MultiCharts. NET, all of this information is available directly in scripts. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. All information in one place Monitor information from different brokers at the same time all in one place and view account equity across all accounts. Stay updated on vital information Staying current is vital. Access continuously updated Profit and Loss across all positions. See which orders were submitted and which were filled all in real-time. Filter by broker or time Find information by filtering reports by broker, by time filled, by order status, and other qualities. Its easy and fast just use the intuitive drop-down menus. Complete interactivity with orders Dont be limited to just watching orders, change positions as needed directly from the tracker. Cancel orders, modify existing orders, or flatten entire positions with a simple mouse click. Save to Excel Analyzing completed trades is an essential part of improving trading skills. Save the complete trading report to Excel to perform further statistical or other types of analysis. Logs of all messages from brokers are updated in real-time. If an order is not going through, then see exactly whats going on so appropriate action can be taken. Dockable window option Depending whether you want to always monitor your positions and accounts, the Order and Position Tracker can be docked to the main MultiCharts. NET window. If docked, it will always remain visible and non-obscured by charts and other windows. Trading aus dem Chart Trading aus einem Chart ist einer der beliebtesten Ansätze von diskretionären Händler 8211 aus gutem Grund. You can see price movements along with your indicators, and recognize where appropriate levels will be for price action. Visual Chart Trading hält Schritt mit Ihren Bedürfnissen und Sie können intuitiv per Drag & Drop Auftrag auf Ihr Diagramm keine Notwendigkeit, den notwendigen Preis zu berechnen und geben Sie es in. Ein Auftrag kann immer auf eine andere Ebene verschoben werden, wenn gewünscht. Ganze Eintritts - und Ausstiegsstrategien, wie einzelne Aufträge, können auch in ein Diagramm fallen. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Context-sensitive charts No more remembering prices to type them in later 8211 surface of each chart tracks movements of your mouse and you can place orders at the exact levels you click on. Simply hover your mouse over the appropriate price, right-click and choose the order type and quantity. Context sensitive menus and orders Nearly everything in MultiCharts. NET is context-sensitive, not just the chart surface. Try right-clicking on various objects and only the relevant options will appear. For example, the Place Order menu option only appears when connected to a broker. Click above the price and see Sell Limit and Buy Stop options, but if clicking below the price see Buy Limit and Sell Stop options. Different controls only become active if they are appropriate. Quickly drag-and-drop orders Visual trading is essential because most traders spot important points with their eyes where a pivot will occur, or a breakout might happen. You can easily and precisely drag and drop orders. Easily adjust price levels To change where orders are located, simply drag them up or down. Dont like the new location of an order Simply press Escape and the order will return to its original position. Convenient Trade Panel Apply any order or change any position quickly and easily using this carefully designed panel. An intuitive interface and color-coded buttons make things easy to locate. Placing orders from the Trade Panel Place orders by right-clicking on the chart, typing in the price and pressing the BuySell buttons, or drag-and-drop orders onto the chart. MultiCharts. NET supports market, limit, stop, and stop-limit single order types. Stop, limit, and stop limit orders are shown as small icons with appropriate names, and they can dragged to price levels since they are price orders. Market orders can only be entered using the red and blue Buy and Sell buttons. To enter and exit positions you can also use One-Cancel-Other (OCO) order groups, which consist of combinations of limit andor stop orders, and if one is filled the other one is cancelled. These are also shown as icons, and will be discussed in more detail in the Entry and Exit Automation section. Setting Order Quantity So you know what to buy and when just specify how much. Enter the number of contracts by hand or use a convenient calculator tool. The traders calculator automatically stores the last amounts used and allows quickly picking them from a menu. It is also easy to add a certain number of contracts to the amount already owned. Every time the calculator is opened the quantity goes up by 1, this is because the program assumes the calculator was opened to change the quantity of contracts by at least one. Time in Force How long do you want your order to remain active There are several options 8211 DAY (good for the rest of the day), GTC (good till cancelled), GTD (good till date), IOC (instant or cancel). You should note that these options are not always enabled, it depends on the order that you are placing. Account Selector All available accounts are automatically listed in the Accounts drop-down list. Simply click on it and choose the account you want to trade. Compact mode Screen space is a prized commodity when you have many charts, scanners and DOM windows open at the same time. Compact Mode lets you save a little more by hiding some interface buttons, and leaving visible only essential ones. You can always switch to Full mode by right-clicking and choosing the appropriate option. Easily apply entry and exit strategies Staying protected in a fast moving market is a must for all traders. Drag-and-drop entire strategies onto a chart you can apply strategies to existing orders andor to entire positions. Basics of entry strategies Entry strategies are pre-designed One-Cancel-Other (OCO) order groups to enter positions. They consist of combinations of limit andor stop orders, and if one is filled the other one is cancelled. They are shown as icons in the Trade Panel, and can be dragged onto the chart to apply them. There are currently four entry strategies Breakout, Fade, Breakout UpFade, and Breakout DownFade. To learn more about them read the Automation of Entries and Exits section. Exit strategies are essential Exit strategies were designed to protect against sudden market movements and to exit a position in a structured and organized fashion. They allow managing risk, scaling into and out of positions, and leaving the computer while trades are in place. Just like entry strategies, these exits are OCO groups consisting of limit andor stop orders. Drag-and-drop exit strategies to existing orders, apply them with a right-click, or auto-apply them to every new order. Learn more about them in the Automation of Entries and Exits section. Symbol Mapping Sometimes data feeds and brokers have different names for the same symbol and orders can get rejected for incorrect symbol reference. MultiCharts. NET defines how an order will appear to a broker, so it is possible to use any combination of data feeds and brokers. Essence of symbol mapping For example, if trading the E-mini futures, the broker may not provide the continuous futures symbol. However, its possible to find a data feed that provides a continuous symbol. You can mix different data providers and brokers in MultiCharts, but that can sometimes creates a discrepancy. The data feed may call the symbol ES or ES F while the broker is expecting an order for the ESU1 contract. Without symbol mapping traders would be limited to only using data from the broker being used to execute the trades. Symbol mapping is a translation tool that defines how an order will appear to the broker even if ES is the symbol on the chart, MultiCharts. NET can make it appear as ESU2 (or anything else) to the broker. If the symbol on the chart matches the symbol used by the broker then this tool is unnecessary. Symbol mapping, though, is essential if using different data providers or brokers. The Trade Bar is a standard order entry method thats been around since beginning of electronic trading. Its simple and precise type in the exact price, choose the order type, and buy or sell. The Trade bar has tabs, one for each broker profile created. A key benefit is that you can trade through many brokers at the same time. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Easily create broker connections Trade through multiple brokers and accounts at the same time. Its easy to use 8211 simply create separate connections for each account. Creating Broker Connections All information about a particular broker is stored in a profile (we call them connections). Make as many connections as needed for a particular broker, or for different brokers. Separate connections can be used when managing or trading someone elses account. Precise order entry Simply pick which order to submit, enter the symbol, and type in the price or use a convenient Price Locator to save time. You can also select the order type and how long the order will be active. Choosing Order Type Pick from market, limit, stop, and stop limit orders by simply choosing one from the drop-down menu. Only relevant controls for that order type appear, which makes the screen cleaner and easier to navigate. Setting Order Quantity Enter the number of contracts by hand or use a convenient calculator tool. The calculator automatically stores the last amounts used and allows quickly picking them from a menu. It is also easy to add a certain number of contracts to the amount already owned. Every time the calculator is opened the quantity goes up by 1, this is because the program assumes the calculator was opened to change the quantity of contracts by at least one. Price Locator Even though the price can be entered by hand, price also can be narrowed down quickly using the intuitive Price Locator. It continuously streams last price along with current ask and bid prices. It shows the current price over a green background click the current price to see an interactive menu with prices close to the current price. This tool is very convenient when selecting prices a couple of pips around the current price without having to calculate them beforehand. Account Selector All available accounts are automatically listed in the Accounts drop-down list. Simply click on it and choose the account to trade. Time in Force How long is an order to remain active There are several options 8211 DAY (good for the rest of the day), GTC (good till cancelled), GTD (good till date), IOC (instant or cancel). Please note that these options are not always enabled, it depends on the order being placed. Please note that not all brokers support all of these time in force settings. Intuitive order controls Different order types have different options see only the ones that make sense. Quickly switch between brokers Connect and trade through more than one broker at the same time and easily switch between them. Just click through the tabs its that simple. Accessible from anywhere The Trade Bar is accessible from anywhere in the platform, and it is never obscured by other windows or charts. Orders can be entered quickly at any time and from any point. Depth of Market (DOM) This industry-standard tool shows market depth and provides one-click trading. MultiCharts. NETs DOM displays ten price levels each way and allows entry and exit automation directly in the DOM window. See volume at different prices to analyze how supply and demand are interacting and where prices may go. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Two ways to display DOM in MultiCharts. NET has two modes of operation: dynamic and semi-static. Wählen Sie einfach den Modus durch einen Rechtsklick. Compact mode Screen space is a prized commodity when you have many charts, scanners and DOM windows open at the same time. Compact Mode lets you save a little more by hiding some interface buttons, and leaving visible only essential ones. You can always switch to Full mode by right-clicking and choosing the appropriate option. Semi-static and Dynamic Semi-static DOM mode means the DOM window will re-center once the current price hits the upper or lower boundary of the window. A 5 second countdown precedes re-centering. Our DOM is semi-static because it will move without input from the user (i. e. if the price goes off the screen), which creates the possibility of making an error during input. Dynamic DOM mode means the DOM window will automatically re-center after each new tick (price update) received. This mode is very useful for scalping strategies. Traders enjoy the freedom to choose the mode that suits their trading style. 10 levels of depth See ten price levels for both asks and bids, so you know the spread of bids and offers. A deeper DOM gives a better overview of the market. One-click order entry Perform one-click trading with a mouse left-click, or use the mouse right-click to choose a precise order. One-click-trading Left-click a cell to place either a limit or stop order. A mouse click in the bid (blue) column at best ask or lower, or in the ask (red) column at best bid or higher, will place a limit order. A mouse click in the bid column on a price higher than best ask will place a stop order. Similarly, clicking on a price in the ask column below the best bid will also place a stop order. Want to do something different Simply right-click on a cell and choose from the displayed options. MultiCharts supports market, limit, stop, and stop-limit single order types. Trade with any supported broker from the DOM simply choose the broker and type in the symbol. Have several accounts There is also a drop-down list for account choice. Setting Order Quantity Having chosen what to buy or sell and when, it is necessary to specify the quantity. Enter the number of contracts manually or use the convenient calculator tool. The calculator automatically stores the last amounts used, so they can be quickly selected from a menu. It is also easy to add a certain amount of contracts to the amount already owned. Every time the calculator is opened the amount goes up by 1, because the program assumes the calculator is opened to change the amount of contracts by at least one. Time in Force How long should an order remain active There are several available options: DAY (good for the rest of the day), GTC (good till cancelled), GTD (good till date), and IOC (instant or cancel). Please note that these options are not always enabled, it depends on the order type being placed. Account Selector All available accounts are automatically listed in the Accounts drop-down list. Simply click on it and choose the account to trade. Several DOM windows may be created to trade several accounts andor instruments at the same time. Quickly drag-and-drop orders Visual trading is essential because most traders spot important points on a chart with their eyes, such as where a pivot will occur or a breakout might happen. It is easy to drag-and-drop orders precisely onto the DOM. Order and strategy icons Stop, limit, and stop limit orders are shown as small icons with appropriate names, and they can dragged to price levels since they are price orders. Market orders can only be entered using the blue (buy) and red (sell) buttons. One-Cancels-Other (OCO) order groups may also be added to enter and exit positions. OCO orders consist of combinations of limit andor stop orders, and if one is filled the other one is cancelled. OCO orders are also shown as icons, and will be discussed in more detail in the Entry and Exit Automation section. Easily adjust price levels To change the price where orders are placed simply drag them up or down. Dont like the new location Just press Escape, and the order will return to its original position. Apply entry and exit strategies with ease Staying protected in a fast moving market is a must for all traders. It is easy to drag-and-drop entire strategies. Apply some strategies to existing orders or to entire positions. Essence of entry strategies Entry strategies are pre-designed One-Cancel-Other (OCO) order groups to enter positions. They consist of combinations of limit andor stop orders, and if one is filled then the other one is cancelled. They are shown as icons in the Trade Panel, and they can be applied to a chart by drag-and-drop. There are currently four entry strategies: Breakout, Fade, Breakout UpFade, and Breakout DownFade. Learn more about them in the Automation of Entries and Exits section. Exit strategies are essential Exit strategies were designed to protect against sudden market movements and to exit a position in a structured and organized fashion. Exit strategies can be used to manage risk, scale into and out of positions, and to leave the computer while trades are on. Just like entry strategies, these exits are OCO groups consisting of limit andor stop orders. It is very easy to drag-and-drop exit strategies to existing orders, apply them with a mouse right-click or auto-apply them to every new order placed. Learn more about them in the Automation of Entries and Exits section. Level 2 data for automated strategies In MultiCharts. NET, DOM data is accessible from strategies, so you can take into consideration ask and bid size at different price levels automatically. Knowing how much is being sold or bought at which prices can help determine important bullish or bearish trends. Analyze subtle differences between demand and supply In MultiCharts. NET you can easily access level 2 data from your strategies. Shifts between the number of contracts being bought or sold at any given second can often indicate important changes in a larger trend. Seeing only current ask and current bid prices will only tell you the spread, but it won8217t tell if there are more sellers than buyers, for instance. Having access to ten levels of depth on each side through the strategy opens a wealth of opportunities to catch those moments when volume changes direction and make necessary conclusions. Entry and Exit Strategies Sometimes there is no time to place entry or exit OCO orders by hand, so we built some automation strategies that you can simply drag-and-drop onto you chart. You can drop them onto any point on the chart, or attach them to a particular order or position. You can also auto-apply exit strategies to every new order you make, so you always stay protected. Sometimes there is no time to place entry or exit OCO orders by hand, so we built some automation strategies that you can simply drag-and-drop onto you chart. You can drop them onto any point on the chart, or attach them to a particular order or position. Exit strategies also can be automatically applied to every new order, so there is always protection. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Automate your entries We have designed some common ways to enter positions and added them as convenient icons that a trader can drag and drop onto a chart. Basics of entry strategies Entry strategies are pre-designed One-Cancel-Other (OCO) order groups to enter positions. They consist of combinations of limit andor stop orders, and if one is filled then the other one is cancelled. They are shown as icons in the Trade Panel, and they can be easily applied to the chart. Order levels and trigger levels can be visually applied to a chart by dragging them around, which saves a lot of time managing orders. Dont like the new level Just press Escape on the keyboard while dragging. If there is time, and more precision is needed, parameters also can be changed through detailed dialog windows. Specify absolute values for price levels or define the distance of brackets in percent values or points (pips). These strategies can be applied to an existing order through drag-and-drop or right-click. There are currently four entry strategies Breakout, Fade, Breakout UpFade, and Breakout DownFade. Breakout strategy A breakout is usually defined as a sudden and significant price movement through the support and resistance levels, usually followed by large trading volume and increased volatility. A breakout trader will buy if the price goes up through the resistance level and sell if the price goes down through the support level, assuming that the motion will continue. The Breakout strategy will place two stop orders at the prices (distance) specified, in order to catch the breakout when it happens. A buy stop order will be placed above the current price and a sell stop order below the current price. Fade strategy Fading is usually defined as trading against the trend, a mirror-image of the breakout. If the market goes up, fading traders will sell, hoping that the price will go down. Similarly, fading traders will buy if the price goes down. The Fade strategy will place two limit orders at the prices (distance) specified, so fading can start when the price moves. A buy limit order will be placed below the current price and a sell limit order above the current price. Breakout UpFade strategy This strategy is a combination of the breakout and fade strategies defined above, and it is used when the trader expects the price will go up. This strategy will place a buy stop above the current price and a buy limit order below the current price. The breakout can be activated if it happens, but also catch the fade if the price falls. Breakout DownFade strategy This strategy is a combination of the breakout and fade strategies defined above, and it is used when the trader expects the price will go down. This strategy will place a sell stop order below current price and buy limit above current price. The breakout can be activated if it happens, but also catch the fade if the price rises. Advanced exit automation Protection is essential against unwanted market movements and to try profiting from them if possible. Some traders think that the exit strategy, exiting a position properly, is more important for consistent results than the opening strategy. Exit strategies are essential Exit strategies are designed to protect against sudden market movements and to exit a position in a structured and organized fashion. Exit strategies can be used to manage risk, scale into and out of positions, and to leave the computer while trades are on. Just like entry strategies, these exits are OCO groups consisting of limit andor stop orders. It is very easy to drag-and-drop exit strategies to existing orders, apply them with a mouse right-click or auto-apply them to every new order placed. There are currently five exit strategies: Brackets, Breakeven, Trailing Stop, Stop Loss, and Profit Target. MultiCharts. NET uses a building block approach to construct automated exit strategies a trader can assemble exit strategy components or use larger blocks that have things pre-made for convenience. For example, a breakeven can be combined with two stop losses or utilize brackets to have a profit target placed automatically with a stop loss. Stop Loss A stop order (aka Stop Loss) is an important order type. While a market order means buysell now at the current price, a stop order specifies a price at which to buy or sell. Its called a Stop Loss because its used to define how much loss is tolerable before a position will be exited. When the specified price is reached the order becomes a market order, and the broker executes the order. Most modern brokers store stop orders on their servers, so even if the trader is disconnected the position is still protected against excessive losses. Please find more information about which brokers support which order types on their servers . In fast and volatile markets, stop orders usually have more slippage (difference between the specified price desired and the actual price of the filled order) than limit orders. MultiCharts. NET supports both regular stop orders and stop limit orders, which can help with slippage. Profit Target A profit target is a limit order placed ahead of time to define how much profit must be attained before the position is closed and the profit is realized (i. e. contracts either bought or sold to reduce or close the position). A limit order is different from a stop order because it will be filled only at the specified price or better, while stop orders get filled at whatever the current price is at a given time. Brackets Brackets in MultiCharts. NET are in a One-Cancel-Other (OCO) order group, with one limit order and one stop order. This exit strategy is a one-click combo of the stop loss and profit target described above, but with one difference. If one of these orders is filled, the other one will be cancelled by MultiCharts. NET. Targets placed separately from stop losses, provide more flexibility, but they also come with the responsibility of cancelling orders no longer needed. Breakeven Breakeven is a convenient exit strategy for exiting the market without losing any money (counting your transaction costs). If a long position is held, then the strategy will place a sell stop and vice versa, if a short position is held, then it will place a buy stop. Define the profit needed to trigger this order, and once it triggers it will become active. If the price is reached, then the order will be executed. Trailing Stop A trailing stop is a smart stop order that recognizes that losing only a certain of money is acceptable, and a hard price level isnt always appropriate. A trailing stop will effectively follow the current positions profit, and it will execute if the price goes in the opposite direction. However, if the trailing stop is set too tight, in a volatile market a position can be closed before it really is desirable. Master Exit Strategy The Master Exit Strategy is a multi-level strategy where all components interact closely with one another. Multiple bracket levels, trailing stops, breakevens, and all levels may be set so they are constantly synced with one another. Its an essential tool for scaling-in and scaling-out of positions and for pyramiding positions. This strategy cannot be combined with any other exit strategies because it incorporates all of them. Only one Master Exit strategy may be set per chart. Define the entire exit system before entering a position, planning it all out ahead. Set multiple bracket levels (which are made up of multiple stop losses and profit targets) and define breakeven and trailing stop levels. The key functionality of the Master strategy (aside from piecing all components and predetermining levels in advance) is that all levels are constantly synced. If, for instance, some contracts are transferred from one bracket level to another, the same adjustment will be made automatically on the other side of the bracket as well. If there is a partial fill, then the other side will adjust accordingly. If an entire level is cancelled, the strategy will get rid of all unnecessary components, allowing the trader to focus on the market. Auto-apply exit strategies Stay protected from the start and save time by auto-applying favorite exit strategies from the start. As soon as an order is placed, the corresponding stops and limits will be automatically placed. Make a strategy auto-apply to any new order created by double-clicking on its icon a green checkmark will appear. Remove the auto-apply by double-clicking the icon again. Another nice feature is that auto-application may be paused by pressing Space or clicking the Pause button. Pausing can be very helpful if entering an order quickly without any additional exit orders, but it does not remove or change the standard order setup. Save your favorite templates Save the settings as a template so orders can be fired even faster. Create up to 4 templates per strategy. Symbol Mapping Sometimes data feeds and brokers have different names for the same symbol and orders can get rejected for incorrect symbol reference. MultiCharts. NET defines how an order will appear to a broker, so it is possible to use any combination of data feeds and brokers. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Charting Trading Chart Trading In other programs seeing a chart doesn8217t mean you can trade from it, but in MultiCharts. NET it8217s always possible. Trade any symbol from any chart with symbol mapping. How Symbol Mapping works Define a path for your order to get to the broker, and to receive status updates back to your chart. For example, if trading the E-mini futures, the broker may not provide the continuous futures symbol. However, its possible to find a data feed that provides a continuous symbol. You can mix different data providers and brokers in MultiCharts. NET, but that can sometimes creates a discrepancy. The data feed may call the symbol ES or ES F while the broker is expecting an order for the ESU1 contract. Without symbol mapping traders would be limited to only using data from the broker being used to execute the trades. Symbol mapping is a translation tool that defines how an order will appear to the broker even if ES is the symbol on the chart, MultiCharts. NET can make it appear as ESU1 (or anything else) to the broker. If the symbol on the chart matches the symbol used by the broker then this tool is unnecessary. Symbol mapping, though, is essential if using different data providers or brokers. See what you need, trade what you want Forget about mismatching symbol names and exchanges, retain full control of order routing with symbol mapping. Data Management MultiCharts. NET has a local data management and storage system called QuoteManager. It collects and locally stores all of the data received from the data feeds. QuoteManager handles all aspects of data maintenance and offers convenient database and management features for your symbols. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Merge two data providers in the same chart You can use two separate data sources in one chartone for historical data and one for real-time data. Diese erweiterte Funktion löst die Situation, in der ein Broker Echtzeitdaten aber keine historischen Daten bereitstellt. Combine historical data with real-time data from different sources For example, Google, MSN, and Yahoo (combined under the name Free Quotes in MultiCharts. NET) offer free historical daily data. You can make a chart using this data source and merge it with real-time data from Interactive Brokers. Look up symbols with ease Symbol Lookup is a very convenient tool provided by some data feeds (not all). These lists allow you to search for a symbol by a part of its name or its description. The data vendor will then show you all matching symbols, and you can add the ones you need to your database. You can add symbols manually Some data providers that MultiCharts. NET supports dont offer this feature. This means you will have to add each symbol manually. You will need to input the symbol name, data source, category, and exchange that match data feed specificationsso that MultiCharts knows which data to request and where to get it from. You can get this information on the data feed websites. Easily map third-party ASCII data files ASCII files are text files with quotes from third-party data sources. ASCII mapping is different from ASCII import. Import is a one-time update, and it has to be done manually. MultiCharts. NETs ASCII mapping feature will automatically update your charts whenever the text file is updated with new quotes. Map symbols with ease First, you indicate the file path and the file format for each symbol this is called mapping. Every time you create a chart with a mapped symbol, MultiCharts. NET automatically calls up the file, and plots the data. This feature is particularly convenient when working with a large number of third-party data files. Custom session templates that suit any trading style MultiCharts. NET comes with many pre-configured session templates for most major market sectors. However, if the one you need is not in there, you can easily add it yourself. Change session templates Symbols have session templates applied to them, by default, based on the exchange where they are traded. You can change the session template at three different levelschart level, symbol level, and exchange level. When you change the session template at chart level, it will only affect the chart you have in front of you, and thats it. In Quote Manager, you can edit a symbol to use a custom session templatethese changes will affect any chart you create with that symbol. Alternatively, you can change the session template for the entire exchange, which will affect all symbols on that exchange. Collect real-time data without making a chart Usually data is only loaded and stored in the local database when you make a chart. This type of on-demand data loading prevents your computer from becoming congested. However, the QuoteManager can collect real-time data for symbols that you choose and store it locally, even without making a chart. Build your own historical data This is useful when there is no immediate need to plot the symbol, but the symbols data must still be stored. A good example is when your data feed does not provide historical data, so you need to build up your own supply. The stored data can be used later as historical data for creating charts. Import and export data with ease Data is often provided in the form of ASCII (text) files. MultiCharts. NET can import third-party ASCII files and export locally stored data into the ASCII format. Select your own data format There are often slight formatting variations in ASCII files from different providers. For example, some use commas for separating information, while others use semicolons. MultiCharts can automatically convert most formats, but not all. For those rare cases, when MultiCharts does not recognize a format, you can easily select your own. Easily modify exchange and ECN settings You can use default settings for sessions or customize details such as price scale, time zone, big point value, and minimum price movement. Use MultiCharts. NET online or offline The usual mode is online, which means MultiCharts. NET downloads missing historical data from data feeds. However, you can choose to work offline if you dont have an internet connectionor for testing purposes. In the offline mode, MultiCharts. NET will use locally stored data, and you can use it to work on strategies and perform chart analysis. Fill any gaps in your data Any gaps in the locally stored data are automatically filled by downloading missing historical data from your data feed. The process is highly efficient because it only grabs the data you need, as opposed to reloading all data for the entire period. This feature can also be disabled if you dont want to use it. Edit your data with a couple of clicks The locally stored data can be viewed and edited. For example, you can find and correct bad ticks quickly and easily. You can also add new data or delete existing data from your system. Global Hotkeys Hotkeys, which is a short name for keyboard shortcuts, is a must-have tool for any trader for reacting quickly to market changes. It8217s generally a lot faster to press a couple of buttons then to navigate with your mouse, and hotkeys are designed to let you perform just about any action in MultiCharts. NET. You can apply sets of indicators, place orders and even do custom actions by pressing two buttons. For technical information on this feature look at the related Wiki page. Do anything with a shortcut From opening a new window to placing complex strategies, you can make a shortcut for it. Cut down time navigating around and do what you need quickly. General actions There are General, Charting, Scanner, DOM, and Trading categories available in the Hotkeys section. General category deals GUI actions, such as opening and closing windows and workspaces, attaching charts, reporting bugs and requestin0g features, renaming, arranging and toolbars. Charting hotkeys Charting hotkeys deal with all actions that take place inside a chart, such as adding and removing any of the available drawings, changing weight and appearance of bars, displaying data, formatting the chart, data or charting elements, working with study templates, setting scales, chaging cursors, changing chart types, showing reports, editing strategy properties, tracking time and price, and zooming. Scanner hotkeys Scanners are interactive quoteboards and actions involved with them are: expanding and collapsing groups, exporting to Excel, formatting instruments and indicators, removing and adding instruments, changing text size, changing visual themes, toggling groups, and changing real-time indication flashers. Trading hotkeys Trading hotkeys are often considered as essential, since using them is often faster than navigating with the mouse. Trading hotkeys deal with buying and selling are ask, bid or market, cancelling bids, asks, or all orders, closing and reversing the position, and showing current symbol mapping. Custom hotkeys Custom hotkeys can be generated for any combination of actions available in other categories. A possible example is combining opening a chart with placing specific indicaators and settinng a particular chart type. As for trading, you could be placing bracket orders to cover your open position when making an entry. Apply sets of indicators Setting shortcuts to sets is useful when you want to quickly analyze the market from different angles. Hotkeys let you efficiently flip through different sets of studies. Place orders quickly Placing an order at the exactly the right time is an essential part of successful trading. Hotkeys lets you strike exactly when the time is right, even with complex sets of orders. Define personal custom actions If regular actions are not enough, you can easily assign combinations of your favorite actions into bundles. Assigned hotkey will then perform multiple actions at the same time.
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