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 Robert in relation to updating data.
Currently what exist is updating all the data each hour.
How about having the data updating on the stocks that you look at with a 20 minute delay.
This keeps the cost of data down.

 I have not observed intra day data, but it could have the same concept.

This solves two problems. 1 The data is up to date quickly on which stocks you look at.
                                      2 Its not updating the complete data.
                                      3 Any chats open are updated each 20 minutes.
End of day update will update the complete data base.

cheers

Robert

When you complete a scan.
You receive a list of stocks if you get any hits.
You then click on the first stock and a chart template pops up showing the scan date by a vertical red dotted line. That's fine.

How ever if you then click to one of your own templates with your desired indicators, the scan date disappears.
How come. You are still looking at the list of stocks by the scan.

Can the scan date be applied to all chart templates.?

I would love to see the crosshair cursor showing the relevant timeframe on multiple floating windows.

In other words, if I have 3 computer screens with daily, weekly and monthly charts floated on the separate screens, and I place the cursor on the weekly history on one screen, it will also display the crosshair cursor where I am looking on weekly, in the relevant timeframe on the daily and monthly screens.

The cross hair centre would be positioned proportionately in regards to BOTH the X and Y axis on the other 2 screens.

Thanks for your consideration.

Hi RainMakerFaker,

Good question.
There is a way to do it already...

BC sees the Volume like it sees the variety of chart indicators (even though technically it's not an indicator, as it is a parameter of price).
The volume can be "inserted" onto the "Price Pane" of the chart as follows:

1. Insert the Voluem as though it is an indicator:- From the menu, select: Insert > Indicator.
2. From the "Insert Indicator" dialogue box, make sure to select "All indicators" in the upper Category drop down selection, then scroll down the list if indicators to "Volume", and click on it.
3. Click on the "Next" button.
4. Under the "Location" tab, make sure to select the "Price" pane, and
   
5. selct the desired "Indicator Scale" - probably "Display new scale...".
6. Then click on OK to apply.

There are some adjustments to fine tune the appearance, but it might not be possible to adjust the volume to put a lot of blank space between the price plot and the volume bars.

Cheers

Robert B

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