Chart and toolbar

When you open a chart, you get the chart toolbar, the side trading panel, and the context menu. No shortcut sends orders.

Toolbar controls, from left to right

Order Book button (see section 7) timeframes: 1m, 2m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, D (daily), W (weekly), and M (monthly) AI: turns the chart AI on or off (see section 10) Consensus: opens or closes the AI Consensus panel Robot: turns this symbol's robot on or off (it turns green with ON when on; see section 18) Restore Zoom: returns to the default framing auto-scroll: when on, it scrolls the chart to keep the latest candles in view the active indicators (one chip per indicator, with the line color) and the Indicator chip to add a new one (see section 9) on the right, the button that shows or hides the side trading panel

Keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl+I: turns the AI on/off Ctrl+R: turns the robot on/off Ctrl+L: opens the Strategy lab Ctrl+Shift+I: adds an indicator

No shortcut sends orders.

6.1 Chart context menu

Right-click the chart to open the menu. The price under the cursor is used by the order and alert items.

Menu items

Chart type: Candlestick or Order Flow (see section 19) Buy and Sell: send a pending order at the clicked price; the item itself shows the resulting type (Buy Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Limit, or Sell Stop), the quantity, and the price Buy at market and Sell at market Take Profit and Stop Loss: Set at … (at the clicked price) or Remove Close trades Artificial Intelligence (AI): opens the Strategy lab (Ctrl+L) AI On/Off and Robot On/Off (the robot requires the AI on and an applied analysis) Price alerts: Create at …, Sound (On/Off), and Clear all Flow: CVD (cumulative delta) and VPOC / VAH / VAL Performance: opens the trade statistics window (see section 13) Add Indicator and Save / Load Indicator Templates (Candlestick mode only)

6.2 Drawings and price alerts

The drawing tools are on the main toolbar (see section 3). Pick the tool and click the chart. When you select a drawing, a panel lets you change its color, style, and thickness, move it, or delete it. The Position box (risk / reward) shows the risk and reward in points and in money, and does not send an order.

Price alerts show as a dashed line with the Alert label and an [X] to remove it. Drag the line to change the alert price. When price crosses the level, the Price alert notice appears (with sound, if Sound is on).

6.3 Radar

The Radar answers one question: is the list of assets you chose moving with the chart symbol right now? It follows, for example, the stocks that weigh most in the index, the dollar or a foreign index, and shows at a glance whether the chart's move has company or is on its own. It is read-only: it does not send orders, and the robot does not use it to decide its entries.

To open it, click the Radar button on the chart toolbar, next to the Order book button. The card appears in the top-right corner of the chart. Drag the card to move it and use its header to collapse or expand it.

The top of the card shows the chart symbol's day change, measured from the same reference as the Day label (the previous day's settlement), the change over the last 15 minutes, and one of these words:

aligned: 60% or more of the list moves with the chart over the last 15 minutes split: the list is divided WIN alone (with the chart symbol): the chart moves and only 40% or less of the list moves with it WIN flat: the chart barely moved in 15 minutes

The Radar has three ways to show the same list. You pick one in the editor (see below).

Thermometer

DAY BREADTH and NOW · 15 MIN: how many assets on the list are up on the day and over the last 15 minutes, with one green or red block per asset. BREADTH TODAY: the curve of that count across the session, one point every 5 minutes. One row per asset, from the strongest to the weakest: DAY (day change), the 5·15·30 dots (which way the asset moved over the last 5, 15 and 30 minutes), DAY RANGE (where price sits between the day's low and high) and REGIME. Below, the setups in the list and how many assets are near the day high or low.

Heat map

One block per asset, always in the same place as on the list. The color shows the day change (stronger for a bigger change), the arrow shows the last 15 minutes and the amber border flags a setup. Under the name you see the regime, or the server when the asset comes from another server.

Who is pulling

Shows each asset's relative strength: its change over the last 15 minutes minus the chart's, in percentage points (p.p.). The ones moving stronger than the chart are under PULLING ↑ and the weaker ones under HOLDING BACK ↓. At the top, AT DAY HIGH / LOW counts how many assets are at the day high or low.

In the regime and setup columns: up ↑/down ↓ (uptrend or downtrend), range, squeeze and trans. (transition); break (breakout), pullb (pullback to the average), ext (stretched price) and rev (reversal at the band). The regime is measured on 5-minute candles.

Editing the list and using several servers

Click the edit icon in the Radar header. Under HOW TO SHOW, pick Thermometer, Heat map or Who is pulling. Add assets with + Asset and remove them with the × on each row. Under SERVER, leave Auto or pick a server. Auto looks for the asset on the chart's server first, then on the other connected servers. Under DIRECTION, choose against for an asset that moves opposite to the chart, such as the dollar for the mini index. It is then counted inverted: a falling dollar counts as a rise for the mini index. Click Save. Restore default brings back the starting list.

Each asset can come from a different server. For example: you trade the Brazilian mini index at one broker and put the S&P 500 from another account connected to MetaPro Trader on the Radar. The Radar only reads servers that are already connected; it does not connect or ask for the two-step verification code. When an asset comes from another server, the server name shows under it.

The list is saved for the base asset: WIN and IND share one, and the mini index starts with the ten stocks that weigh most in the Ibovespa. A future without the month (for example WDO) uses the current contract. The list takes up to 20 assets, and an empty row is dropped.

Possible messages

Loading quotes and history… Empty list: use the edit button to add assets. No server connected. At the bottom of the card, assets left out of the counts: no data (no quote yet), not found (no connected server has the asset) and server disconnected (the server chosen for it is not connected).

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