GraHal,
One more observation –
I have attached an example snapshot with the latest channel that is shifting (and this is happening to multiple channels). One more thing I realized while doing this exercise again is this –
Step 1: After my recent login I had as usual updated all the channels from 1D chart by changing the chart setting to “object timeframe only” and then back to “platform option settings” which first deleted and then redrew the channel in lower timeframes. This is shown in the attached Channel_1 snapshot showing the channel in 4H timeframe. I have purposely made this channel bold so you can easily see which channel I am referring to.
Step 2: Then, without logging out I repeated the above exercise but this time selecting the same channel from 4h chart instead. Then the channel shifted to a new position which I am showing in the attached channel_2 snapshot. (This is an extra step I did for this exercise only, usually I would just logout at the end of the session without changing the channel after step 1)
Step 3. After this, I logged out and logged back in and the channel remained in this shifted position (i.e. in the same position shown in channel_2 snapshot).
Based on the above, do you see where the potential problem is and how to correct it? How can I have the channel in position shown in channel_1 snapshot after I log back every time? Why is it shifting automatically to the position shown in channel_2 snapshot between logout and login?
As you can imagine, trying to correct all channels at every login is very cumbersome. And I would really appreciate some pointers.
Thanks!
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