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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
answers to frequently asked questions we have published on this site. If you find an answer to your question, you can write a personal email us at any time.
Q: HOW IS THE POINT AND FIGURE CHART INSTALLED
You will receive an installation file, start it and then only choose the directory where you installed MetaTrader. Then start MetaTrader and select one of the included templates, white or black. Now you get the point and figure indicator in the chart to make box size and reversal size a - Done.
Q: WHAT IS DIFFERENT TO THE STANDARD VERSION OF REALTIME
In the standard version, you can choose whether the chart on the basis of closing prices, or the highs and lows of the underlying time unit is created. Metatrader same time offers the 1-minute chart as a small unit - the point and figure chart is updated in this case, once per minute.
Traders who need very short-acting (eg scalpers), but a higher refresh rate. For this reason, we have developed an indicator that extends the functionality of the MetaTrader Tickcharts. Is stored in real time tick by tick, and create an offline chart, used to point and figure chart as a basis. The real indicator will be updated for each new tick.
Q: HOW OFTEN IS THE CHART UPDATED
The real-time chart is updated every tick.
The standard chart is updated at the end of the underlying unit of time. Do you have the chart for example loaded in a 1-hour chart will be updated at the end of every hour of the chart. Does the chart on the daily chart, it is once per day to update midnight. The higher refresh rate you get when the indicator is loaded in the 1-minute chart.
Q: IN WHAT TIME UNIT SHOULD I USE THE CHART
(This is only for demonstration and standard version)
The choice of unit of time depends on several factors:
In the first place on what goal you pursue as a trader. If you have selected a small box size, and want to trade intraday small movements, so you should choose the smallest possible unit of time - eg the 1 - Chart, 5 - or 15-minutes.
If you would rather swing trader and hold positions for several days, then sufficient in many cases, the 1 - or 4-hour chart. Investors who hold their positions for several weeks, often using the daily chart as a basis.
Q: WILL I GET A REFUND OF MY TRIAL VERSION
Once you decide to purchase a full version, you will get a link to a order form with a reduced price. Please ask the support.