Where is Default Chart Setting?
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Before you open the Screener, have showing the Chart (type) you want to see for a Screener result.
Save this Chart type as Template – BardScreener / whatever.
Keep BardScreener open then Open and run a Screener, Click on a Screener result … what do you see when you hover over the PRT icon on the TaskBar … far right Chart / new Chart opened for the result of the Screener which you clicked on??
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Hey Bard,
In attachment 1 you see two instrument charts. A left-hand one and a right-hand one. In the right-one you see the mouse arrow under a little green chain. In the left-one that chain is blue.
In the 2nd attachment you see the main menu and again a chain (green in this case) and the drop down “menu” you see there, appears when you click on that chain.
I assume that you are still there, because this is a kind of long-ish. 🙂
The chain color I choose in a selectable list (like the main menu will show a list from the Search result) – thus green in my example, will load “sets” of whatever you want. On a side note it is my promise that after months of working with this, you may still find new ideas. Just like I deliberately looked for a solution to your problem. It is NOT intuitive, and it can do a LOT. All right …
In the right-hand chart you can see a golden number (89,000 in this case). This lacks in the left-one. It is an indicator and in the left-one I removed that WHILE the chain was set to blue by me. If I from now on select a blue chain from that “list”, like a Screener result is also a list, it will not show that golden number.
Each of such a color can contain a “set” of whatever settings for a chart, and when a chart is asked for with that color, it will load those whatever settings.The chain thingy is enormously powerful because you can set as many “forms” of charts as you want to the same color, and a selection from the list (which also bears a color) will always load all the “frames” with that instrument. Hard to explain but just create 3 charts with a different TimeFrame, give them all the color e.g. Red, set your screener self-made list also to red, and each selection you make from *that* screener list, will load the 3 charts with the different timeframes (thus for the same instrument). Or the 3 charts with the same instrument each with different indicators.
One important hint : “Unchain” each chart you want to persist on your monitors or else it will load something else per the descriptions I just gave. See the first option in the 2nd attachment, which is an open chain. The 3rd attachment shows 3 charts I have permanently on-screen, and they all bear open chains.
Eh, good luck ?
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