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Closed Feature request MC-1354

eSignal feature - Linked charts (showing same instrument but different timescale) - such that trend lines drawn in one chart appears on all other linked charts.
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Description

if would be great to have a very valuable and appreciated eSignal feature:

charts that can be linked such that drawings on one chart appear automatically on all other linked charts. This is very useful when for example, someone draws on a weekly chart some important price levels, and then those lines appear automatically on the 5 minute chart of the same instrument.

Very, very useful feature for discretionary traders using lines like Fibonacci, Gan, Wyckoff-ians, Volume Profile fans, and others.

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user-offline.png Laurentius (Laurentius)
Aug 25, 2013 - 02:25

Hello Andb,
A similar request is here: http://www.multicharts.com/pm/viewissue.php?issue_no=MC-138

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user-offline.png MultiCharts Support (MultiCharts)
Dec 07, 2016 - 17:03
Please vote for it here: https://www.multicharts.com/pm/public/multicharts/issues/MC-138/
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