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Hi All ...
I too believe a one day at a time step through a chart is desirable. The
method described below works and I believe it is explained in the manual
because I have applied it before.
However, because any indicator that is plotted is displayed right to the edge
of the chart, ie beyond the last day to the edge of the chart, the
indicator's slope (as it moves towards the next day) can be seen. Hence the
position of the next bar can be anticipated, making a realistic and unbiassed
walk-through the data impossible. eg when using just a simple moving average,
the slope at the far right hand side of the chart will show whether the next
day's bar is high or low.
Regards ... Martin
longtermtrader@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> I have been a Windows user for many years ....
> As far as:
> >>* How about a useful and efficient Paper Trade Mode that advances the
> chart one day at a time WITHOUT plotting the indicator beyond the
> current day. Common sense right! You can accomplish this by advancing
> the Last Date Loaded value in the x-Axis Properties dialog box but that
> requires way too many mouse clicks.<<
>
> Hold the shift key down when you click on the chart scroll bar and it
> will scroll just one day at a time and show you the indicator only
> through the current day.
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