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markets. The terminal holds a number of chart options, for example:
Chart Type
A symbol chart can be of three types:
 Bar Chart: The sequence of bars. To make a chart of this type, the user has to
select the button in the "Charts" toolbar, acceleration keys Alt + 1, the
corresponding option of the Charts Setup window, or execute the "Charts — Bar
Chart" menu command.

Candlesticks: The sequence of candlesticks. To make a chart of this type, the user
has to select the button in the "Charts" toolbar, acceleration keys Alt + 2, or
execute the "Charts — Candlesticks" menu command.
 Line Chart: A broken line connecting the bar close prices. To make a chart of this
type, the user has to select the button of the "Charts" toolbar, acceleration
keys Alt + 3, the corresponding option of the Charts Setup window, or execute
the "Charts — Line Chart" menu command
Saving

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The client terminal allows the user to save historical data of active charts as a text file in formats of
"CSV", "PRN", and "HTM". To save them in one of these ways, the user has to execute the "File— Save
As" menu command or press acceleration keys Ctrl + S. The chart can be saved as a picture in BMP or
GIF format. To do so, the user has to execute the "File—Save As Picture..." menu command. The same
actions can be performed by the chart context menu command of the same name.
Print

To print the active chart in color, the user has to flag "Color print" in the chart settings and then execute
the "File — Print..." menu command; alternatively the user can press the button of the "Standard"
toolbar or acceleration keys Ctrl+P. If the "Color Print" is disabled the chart will be printed as black-andwhite.
Full Screen
User cans choose to view charts in full screen mode by following the "View — Full Screen" menu
command or alternatively pressing F11 will switch the chart to the full screen mode. Only chart
windows, main menu and chart switching bar will remain in the display. The user can return to the initial
mode using the

future price changes. Decisions about how and when to open or close a position are made on basis of
signals from technical indicators. Indicators can be imposed into a chart by the "Insert — Indicators"
menu commands or those of indicators managing sub-menu that can be opened by selecting the
button in the "Charts" toolbar. The "Drag and Drop" technique allows the user to impose indicators from
the "Navigator" window into any open window. The list of indicators imposed into the chart can be

viewed in the "Data Window" by executing of the "Charts — Indicators List" menu command, the chart
context menu command of the same name, or by pressing acceleration keys Ctrl+I.
Working with Objects
To analyze the market, the user can impose various graphical objects into the chart. To do this, the user
has to select the "Insert" menu commands or buttons in the "Line Studies" toolbar. Line Studies,
geometrical shapes, signs, and texts, are grouped in the menu.
Period Change

The client terminal allows the use of nine different data periods, from a minute to a month. This variety
of periods is necessary for analyzing the market with technical indicators and line studies. The desired
period of the chart can be chosen with help of the "Period" toolbar, the button in the "Charts"
toolbar, the "Charts — Period" menu.
Zooming
Charts can be zoomed in and out of horizontally, increasing or decreasing the amount of bars shown on
the screen simultaneously. To do this, the user can use the / buttons in the "Charts" toolbar, or

alternatively the "Zoom In"/"Zoom Out" options in the chart context menu and in the "Charts" menu. To
zoom out of a chart vertically, the user can hold any point of vertical axis with the left mouse button and
move it down. Double click on vertical axis or selecting "5" in the keypad restores the scale. The chart
can be zoomed precisely by the defining of upper and lower borders in the Charts Setup window with
the "Scale fix" option. The "Scale fix One to One" option in the same window allows setting "one-toone",
i.e., one pip of the vertical axis will correspond with one bar of the horizontal axis.

MT4 User Guide
If the chart scale has been fixed, it can be scrolled vertically. To do so, the user has to move the mouse
up/down while holding the slider on the vertical scale. To get the chart back into the visibility range, the
user can press "5" on the keypad or double-click in the area of the chart price scale.
Auto scroll is intended for users to have the latest bars. If this option is enabled, the chart will be
automatically scrolled to the end of the chart. This function can be enabled by pressing the button

in the "Charts" toolbar or by the "Charts — Auto Scroll" menu command. The "Chart Shift" option shifts
the latest bar from the right screen border to the chart shift mark. The chart shift mark (a gray triangle in
the upper part of the window) can be moved horizontally with the mouse within 10 to 50% of the
window size. The chart shift can be enabled by the button in the "Charts" toolbar or by the "Charts
— Chart Shift" menu command.

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Chart Positioning
Normally, the chart datum point is located in the left part of the window. When a timeframe is changed,
there will be an attempt to calculate the new anchoring bar corresponding with that of the previously
used timeframe. I.e., the timeframe that is the nearest to this given point will be shown at the left side
of the window. The datum point (a gray triangle at the lower border of the chart) can be moved within
the chart window using the mouse. It appears only if the "Auto Scroll" is disabled. The datum is useful

for users particularly when analyzing a specific period of time for different timeframes.
Working with Templates
Templates represent chart window parameters stored in memory. The following is saved in a template:
chart type, period, scale, all settings of line studies, technical and custom indicators, and experts.
Templates allow users to unify the appearance of charts quickly. The menu that manages templates can

be called by selecting the "Charts — Template" menu command, alternatively, the user can select
“template” via the charts context menu. The "Save Template..." menu command allows storing a new
template and the "Remove Template" option deletes an existing one.
Working with Profiles
Profiles represent a convenient way of working with chart groups. At opening of a profile, each chart
with all its settings will be found in the same place where it was when the profile was being stored. The