How to open multiple
windows on your screen:
Internet Explorer
and
Netscape Navigator:
On the chart you are watching...go the file menu and click on New.
You will see an arrow, click on the arrow and then click on Window.
After the new window comes up, reduce it
in size so that just the chart shows, by grabbing one of the sides and
holding your left mouse button down while moving the borders inwards
towards each other. Drag it to what ever position you like on the screen.
Repeat! You can see my set up below. You can open as many of these windows as you have ram for.
It’s best to start your first chart from the home page (log in first, of course).
Where it says ENTER SYMBOL, in the box below type in ES02U or the current month...then click the arrows where it says Quote(s), when you click on the arrows select LiveChart then click
on Submit. This way, every time you click on new chart you will get an ES chart. And here is a little trick one of my old students gave
me. In the US Stock Market Watch window, if you click on the $INDU, that chart will come up...and that goes for all of the symbols
you see there.
As you know, if you click on the streaming data window you will get a different window. On my 15-minute window I
keep the streaming data running, and on my 5-minute I use the Time and Sales...that way I can use the bid and ask to make my
trades with less slippage.
You can make these windows smaller by using the normal techniques with the moving arrows on the chart it self. You will see a double
arrow show up if you click right on the line just
above the advertising above the chart (if you have the free version of
livecharts) and right above the chart itself (if you have the paid
version). See black arrow in the screenshot below.
Put your mouse right on the line above the words Study Type and you will see it pop up. Now you can drag that up and take out all of that white
space. Also click on the corner in the lower right hand box and drag it up to get rid of any unnecessary space.
That’s how I do it; good luck!
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