The main chart mainly includes moving averages, which can be set as general moving averages, such as the moving averages on 5th, 10, 20th, 30th and 60th, or the moving averages on 7th, 14 and 30th, etc., mainly depending on the analysis habits. In addition, when compiling the main chart formula, the general information of individual stocks can be compiled into the formula, such as the sector, stock market value, current performance and so on. Let you know the company information at a glance, so you don't have to check it again.
The whole disk can open an indicator window according to your own preferences, including a main indicator and an auxiliary indicator. The setting method is: right-click the blank space of the main picture, and a drop-down list will appear. Place the cursor on the indicator window number, and a drop-down list will appear on the right. Select the corresponding window number.
The number of windows is generally set according to your own viewing habits. System indicators and MACD are generally less, so they are fixed below. In addition to the main chart, volume and MACD window mentioned above, there are two commonly used sub-chart indicators written by myself. These settings should be saved, otherwise it may not be the case that the program is closed and then opened. The method of saving is to save the above settings as a "template". The specific method is: when the number of windows in the whole window and the selected indicators are determined, click the template in the lower right corner of the bottommost toolbar, click Save as when a new toolbar appears, enter the name of the template in the pop-up window, and then click Save, so that the customized market window is set.
You can save as many Templates as you need. For example, Bian Xiao saves different indicator templates, such as stocks and futures. When using, just click the template name, and multiple indicator templates can be switched at any time.
If you want to modify the template and replace an indicator of the sub-graph, first call up the used sub-graph, then click Save As and then click Replace, and the previously saved template will be replaced by a new sub-graph or main graph.
In addition, the question "Is the increase formula fixed?" I wonder what that means. Generally speaking, adding formulas can also be written by yourself. For example, if you want to display the stocks that rose by 8% that day, you can compile the formula into the main chart formula. The source code of the formula is: 8%: if (c > REF(C， 1)* 1.08， 100，0)； Meaning: If today's closing price is 8% higher than yesterday's closing price, a bar with a height of 100 will be displayed, otherwise it will be 0.
I wonder if you are satisfied with the above answer? I wish you a happy investment!
Originally, I cut out the pictures in my own stock software and marked them clearly, but the audit said that the pictures were unclear, deformed, incomplete and covered. And it didn't pass, so I had to change the picture and send it again. I don't know if I can pass.
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