
Select the following menu item:
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You can change the currency or time-scale of the chart, by selecting the chart and then selecting the following menu item:
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Select the following menu item:
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Please note that if you choose a time not in the valid range the chart might not contain any data.
This menu-item may be disabled if the program is still in a loading process, if so, please wait a few seconds until it is done.
Once you changed the historic time, please wait a few seconds for the new data to be fully loaded. You can see the loading process in the status-bar on the bottom.
Select the chart you want to analyze and then choose any indicator from the menu.
Select the kind of line you want in the menu, and use the left mouse button to place a line, and the right mouse button to remove a line. Please note that to position certain lines you are required to click the mouse twice in order to indicate line beginning and end.
Simulate that the time has passed, using these menu-items:
- pass the time manually 1 minute ahead.
- pass the time automatically.
- stop the automatic playing.
You can change the rate of the automatic time-flow in the following menu-item:
The default is passing 1 minute of historic data each 6 seconds, i.e. 1:10 ratio.
Open a trading console.
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You can open an order by selecting the following menu-item:
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Market orders are executed immediately according to the current rate of the desired currency, while other kinds of orders might be held until a certain condition is met.
If you open an order in the opposite direction of an existing position of the same currency, both positions might be closed automatically. You cannot have two positions in the opposite direction for the same currency. Actually this is a way to close a position.
You can see the bottom-line success in the trading console, or a detailed history of your trades in the following menu-item:
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Use this information to learn whether your investment strategy is profitable or not. If you have many losses, go back to the chart and try to find hints why the rates did not change according to how you thought they should.
If your practice shows significantly more profits than losses, you are probably ready to move on...