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Expected Payoff: Mathematical expectation of win. This statistically calculable figure shows average
profitability/unprofitableness of one trade. It is considered to show the estimate
profitability/unprofitableness of the next trade;
Drawdown $: Maximum drawdown relating to the initial deposit in the deposit currency;
Drawdown %: Maximum drawdown relating to the initial deposit in percentage form;
Inputs: dynamic values of inputs at each pass.

Fast navigation box: a small box that appears in the lower left corner of the chart and allows to manage
it;
Acceleration (hot) keys: key combinations that are intended for quick access to various functions of the
program.
Fast Navigation - Fast Navigation Box (detailed)
Users can access the Fast navigation box by double clicking on the bottom left of the chart. The box can
be used for quick switching between charts or chart periods.
The following are the format of commands that can be entered in the Fast navigation box:
 [time (hours:minutes)] example: 08:30; 8:30;
 [date] example: 2004.10.16; 16.10.2004; 16.10.04;
 [date and time] example: 2004.10.16 8:30; 16.10.2004 8:30; 16.10.04
8:30;

fast chart scrolling to the left or, if the scale is defined, chart scrolling up;
"�" fast chart scrolling to the right or, if the scale is defined, chart scrolling down;
Numpad 5: Restoring of automatic chart vertical scale after its being changed. If the scale was defined,
this hot key will return the chart into the visible range;
Page Up: Fast chart scrolling to the left;
Page Down: Fast chart scrolling to the right;
Home: Move the chart to the start point;
End: Move the chart to the end point;
"-": Chart zooms out;
"+": Chart zooms in;

Delete: Delete all selected graphical objects;
Backspace: delete the latest objects imposed into the chart window;
Enter: Open/close fast navigation window;
Esc: Close the dialog window;
F1: Opens MT4 help guide;
F2: Open the "History Center" window;
F3: Open the "Global Variables" window;
F4: Download MetaEditor;
F6: Call the "Tester" window for testing the expert attached to the chart window;
F7: Call the properties window of the expert attached to their chart window in order to

Alt+A: Copy all test/optimization results into the clipboard;
Alt+W: Call the chart managing window;
Alt+F4: Close the client terminal;
Alt+Backspace or Ctrl+Z: Undo object deletion;
Ctrl+A: Arrange all indicator windows heights by default;
Ctrl+B: Call the "Objects List" window;
Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Insert : Copy to the clipboard;
Ctrl+E: Enable/disable expert advisor;
Ctrl+F: Enable "Crosshair";
Ctrl+G: Show/hide grid;
Ctrl+H: Show/hide OHLC line;
Ctrl+I: Call the "Indicators List" window;
Ctrl+L: Show/hide volumes;
Ctrl+P: Print the chart;
Ctrl+S: Save the chart in a file having extensions: "CSV", "PRN", "HTM";
Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4: Close the chart window;
Ctrl+Y: Show/hide period separators;

MT4 User Guide
Working with Charts
Chart Opening
Prices of symbols can be analyzed by using charts. Charts are necessary for technical analysis, Expert
advisors and testing. Up to ninety –nine charts can be open at any given time on the terminal.
A new chart can be opened by selecting "File — New Chart" menu, "Window — New Window" menu
command, or by selecting the button in the "Standard" toolbar. The list of symbols available will

appear at performing of any of the above actions. Having selected the necessary symbol from this list,
the user can open its chart. New charts can also be opened from the "Market Watch" window, holding
Ctrl and dragging the element of the list (the symbol) from the window into any point of the workspace
of the terminal, or having executed the "Chart Window" command of the context menu. All new charts
are opened with the DEFAULT.TPL template created during the terminal installation. This template

cannot be deleted, but it can be modified.
Historical data used for charting is stored on the hard disk. When opening a chart, the data is taken from
the hard drive and the missing data is spooled from the trading server. If there is no historical data for
the symbol on the hard disk, the latest 512 bars of historical data will be downloaded. To spool the
earlier data, the user has to move the chart to the desired area. After the chart has been opened,
information about the current quotes will start to filter to the terminal, the further price changes will be

shown in the real-time mode. This information will be stored and used at the reopening of this chart in
future.
Please note: The "Max. bars in history" and "Max. bars in chart" parameters are defined in the terminal
settings. These parameters allow the user to control the amount of historic data is displayed and stored
on the hard disk.

Offline Charts
The terminal allows the users to access offline charts. The chart data is stored on the hard disk in HST
format. Offline charts do not update from the server, they are normally used to study non standard
periods.
To open a new chart in offline mode, the user has to execute the "File — Open Offline" menu command.