The chart: tools, markup and bar replay

The chart opens with a click on a table row — no separate tab needed. Timeframes run from one minute to one day and the time zone is switchable; exchange daily candles are always counted in UTC, so their date never shifts.

Drawing tools

• Trend line and ray — two points, both movable afterwards. A ray continues past the edge of the screen.
• Horizontal ray — click on a price, extends to the right.
• Rectangle — for order blocks and imbalance zones; resize by sides and corners, move by the middle.
• Pencil — freehand line for quick notes.
• Ruler — drag across the chart to measure; also works with Shift plus drag.

Magnet

Holding Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) while drawing snaps the point to the high or low of the nearest candle. Without it a level lands by eye and is almost always off by a few pixels — and those pixels are exactly what later decides whether the level broke.

Position markup

Long and short position tools: a click sets the entry, a drag sets the stop, and the target places itself at twice the risk. All three levels and both time edges stay movable. You see the risk-to-reward ratio before the trade exists.

Bar replay

Test an idea on history: click a candle and the chart rolls back to it, hiding everything that came after. Step forward one candle at a time or let it play. The cut-off is honest — future data is not on screen, so peeking is impossible. Paper trading works inside replay, so you can check not only «would I have guessed» but «how much would I have made».

Frequently asked questions