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Date/Time: Sun, 24 Nov 2024 09:04:19 +0000
Post From: Imbalances - Column 1 transparency
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| John - SC Support - Posts: 36238 |
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1. We are suggesting that you open another Chart/Trading DOM for the symbol you want and squish the scale down so that you can view the Pulling/Stacking sums at the top/bottom. The scaling on the Trading DOM works the same as any other chart. You would want to use "Interactive Mode Scale" and drag your mouse in the appropriate direction to expand the scale (expand meaning to see more values, or squishing the values together). Again, this is just so you can view the Pulling/Stacking sums you want to see. The other option is to change to Package 11 and use the Numbers Bars Calculated Values study to view the sums. 3. The Recent Bid/Ask Volumes reset when price moves off and then comes back again. You can set a "timeout" for this, such that if price moves away then comes back within a certain time period, the data is not reset. But, for what you are wanting, you should use the "Current Traded Bid/Ask" columns, which give you the running total at a level without resetting. Refer to the following: Global Trade Settings Windows: Current Traded Bid Volume - Left/Center/Right Aligned 4. You can clear the Recent and Current Bid/Ask data. There are options for this under the "Trade" menu (i.e. "Trade >> Clear Recent Bid/Ask Volume"). On a Detached Trading DOM, you can right click and select the option to clear the columns. 5. You would want to setup a DOM the way you want and then duplicate it and change the symbol to have a DOM setup the way you want. Refer to the following: Using Chart Templates: Duplicating Charts / Template Charts For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, use the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing |