Apr 28, 2017 | Charts, Market Charts, Support
Action keys
A Toggle vertical date cursor line to a diamond and back
D Quick-change the date
G Toggle grid lines on or off
F Display fundamental information
W Toggle between daily and weekly data
M Toggle trendline drawing on or off (also crosshairs)
S Process a stock split or mutual fund distribution
T Add ticker to a tag list
U Untag ticker from tag list
O Overlay feature
P Print active chart
L Toggle Log Scales on or off
V Set tag list
Z Toggle Zoom feature on or off (temporarily hide current indicators)
Function keys
F1 Help
F5 Close all open charts
F10 Toggle Control Panel on or off
Ctrl+O Display Chart Ticker dialog box
Esc Display Chart Ticker dialog box
Enter Toggle between Indicator and Explore panels
Ctrl+M Display Market Charts
Ctrl+Enter Display Indicator Constants box
Ctrl+left/right arrow Quick search for Expert Ratings
Alt+N Display ticker Notes
? Display ER rules
+ Explore right
– Explore left
* Explore up
/ Explore down
Left/right arrows Move date one period
Up/down arrows Select indicators or scroll through a list
Feb 11, 2014 | Alerts, Charts, Quotes and Barometer, Support
The US end of day ticker symbols work with streaming data except for NASDAQ stocks which need the suffix -QB input after the symbol in QUOTES and ALERTS. A list of NASDAQ stocks can be found at http://www.nasdaq.com/screening/companies-by-industry.aspx?exchange=NASDAQ®ion=North+America
Feb 11, 2014 | Alerts, Charts, Quotes and Barometer, Support
Your WinWay TradingExpert Pro service includes access to end of day data on UK and US stocks and streaming data on US stocks only. Streaming data on UK stocks will soon be available for an additional exchange fee charge.
Feb 4, 2014 | Charts, Expert Design Studio, Support
Copy and paste the code below to a New EDS file. Click on File, Save, name it Bothvolumeandcloseupdown.eds
PosVol if [volume]>val([volume],1).
NegVol if [volume]<val([volume],1).
PosClose if [close]>val([close],1).
NegClose if [close]<val([close],1).
Phasedown if Val([Phase],2)< Val([phase],1) and Val([Phase],1)> [Phase].
Phaseup if Val([Phase],2)> Val([phase],1) and Val([Phase],1)< [Phase].
Go to Charts
Click on the “Define Studies” button (up top)
Where it shows EDS Files up top…click on the button that looks like it has three periods in it (…)
Browse and select the Both Volume and Close UP Down.EDS file
Click on “Create New Color Study”
Select “Price Plot” and click Next
Select “Price Bar” and click Next
Select “NegClose” and click Next
Click on “Change Color” and select RED and click OK
Click Next
Click Finish
Click on “Create New Color Study”, again
Select “Price Plot” and click Next
Select “Price Bar” and click Next
Select “PosClose” and click Next
Click on “Change Color” and select GREEN and click OK
Click Next
Click Finish
Click on “Create New Color Study”
Select “Indicator” and select “VOLUME” then click Next
Select “Volume” and click Next
Select “NegVol” and click Next
Click on “Change Color” and select RED and click OK
Click Next
Click Finish
Click on “Create New Color Study”, again
Select “Indicator” and select “VOLUME” then click Next
Select “Volume” and click Next
Select “PosVol” and click Next
Click on “Change Color” and select GREEN and click OK
Click Next
Click Finish
Click on “Create New Color Study”
Select “Indicator” and select “PHASE” then click Next
Select “HISTOGRAM” and click Next
Select “PHASEDOWN” and click Next
Click on “Change Color” and select RED and click OK
Click Next
Click Finish
Click on “Create New Color Study”, again
Select “Indicator” and select “PHASE” then click Next
Select “HISTOGRAM” and click Next
Select “PHASEUP” and click Next
Click on “Change Color” and select GREEN and click OK
Click Next
Click Finish
Click OK to leave color studies
Feb 4, 2014 | Charts, Market Charts, Support
There are 2 ways to do this:
1. From the Main Menu, click on Settings, Market Indices. Enter each symbol, separated with a semicolon (;). No more than 12 symbols can be entered.
2. From the Chart window, click on Chart, Settings, Market Indices. Enter each symbol, separated with a semicolon (;). No more than 12 symbols can be entered.