Access to historical trade data

• 01/13/2021 at 6:04 PM #157687
  Grantx

  Is there a way to access my closed trades? I want to plot that days Open, Stop and target  for each trade on the chart. I want to do this because I reaaaally dont like the icons PRT uses.

  

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  01/14/2021 at 11:08 AM #157778
  Nicolas

  In the price settings, selec “Exec. orders” and check “Orders display” checkbox. You can configure executed orders display by clicking on the link there.

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  01/14/2021 at 2:06 PM #157819
  Grantx

  Thanks. The issue is the icons they use. They are too fat and confusing when trades are bunched together. I just want a simple right or left arrow line that says entry/exit/stop or at least the ability to control the size of the icons.

  Ive attached what I would like to see. This is kind of standard across platforms so PRT should really improve on this. You can see in the other screenshot where the little right arrow they use is so tiny I cant see it. ANd I would like to disable those huge crosses and squares – just want to see the entry point on the candle.

  If PRT wont change this then perhaps I can programme it but I need access to my trade history.

  

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  01/14/2021 at 7:43 PM #157885
  GraHal

  Grantx wrote:

  If PRT wont change this

  They might do … send your suggestions direct to PRT using the Form below.

  https://www.prorealtime.com/en/contact?suggestion=1

  Grantx wrote:

  the little right arrow they use is so tiny I cant see it. ANd I would like to disable those huge crosses and squares

  I agree tradeprice markers are far too small and there should be an option to disable X ‘s & Arrowheads and / or make smaller etc.

  

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