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It's not Japanese vs. Americans. It's Japanese vs. all others.

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Yes. Open one chart on the symbol. Right-click on it and pick the "New Chart" option. That will open another chart on the same symbol, and the parameters can be independently changed. If you want more than two, repeat.

Um, "pumpkinhead", support emails that are sent to QuoteTracker are sent in triplicate - to me (Mike), to Jerry and to Mazel. Same with Mazel's responses - they are BCCd to me and to Jerry. I just looked at the chain of emails, and they are exactly the way Jerry put them. Your doc is a lie. Nice...

Email support@quotetracker.com describing the problem and we will try to figure it out.

1% a day, for five years, if you don't withdraw any money from the market, will turn $1,000 into $153,000,000. Good luck.

Both the right-side indicator and the bottom indicator show the ratio of volumes on bid and ask sides. The right-side indicator shows it for the last 30 trades. The bottom indicator shows it for the candle.

That was a bug. Thanks for the report. It will be fixed in the next beta.

Can you elaborate?

It is VbP - and the highest volume during the day is just that - the price range in which the highest volume trading occurred. There is no "way" to calculate it, it just is....

Hmm. Remind us to do this in a couple of weeks. Send an email to support@quotetracker.com with a reference to this thread.

QuoteTracker can take data from as many feeds simultaneously as you like. Just go to the Portfolio menu, click on the "New Portfolio Window", select a different portfolio from the main one and set its source to be the feed that you like.

Starting with next Beta, QT will have both Volume Charts and Range Bar Charts in addition to normal and Tick Charts.

The time/sales is in the same color scheme as the main quote table window. Those colors are carefully matched to work together. You can change the whole color scheme, but the colors are a set.

Ok, the "Show Tick Intervals" option has been added to the View submenu on the chart right-click popup menu. This will be per-chart. See if this looks like what you wanted (we will release it in the beta tonight).

makosgu, I will look into it. Would be an option, of course, so that you would be able to turn that off. In fact, by default it should be turned off...

The Sliding Window scale centers the currently visible range in the height specified. We could change it so that it then will adjust it so that the last candle is visible. Is that what you mean?

QuoteTracker will have fixed scaling on the charts (both absolute (from X to Z) and sliding window (X points tall)) in the next beta.

Ok, it seems my question is misunderstood. When you tell QT "I want fixed scale chart", QT has to decide what the Y scale is somehow, right? So you would have to specify how to display the Y scale. It could be "The Y scale should be 20 points", and QT will just take whatever portion of the chart...

How exactly do you expect to specify the fixed scale. Do you say "I always want it to be 20 points" and allow QT to center the chart inside those 20 points, or do you want to say "I want it to be from 40 to 60"?