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[User Discussion] - Scroll back in time from one specific price level

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[2014-08-15 03:23:53] #1 [Go To First Post]
User68474 - Posts: 195
Is there any possible way to scroll back TO a specific price point in the past FROM that same price point in the present, such as a horizontal line reference, without "losing" sight of that line to some random "jumping off place" ? In other words, why can't I scroll back along a particular horizontal line without losing sight of the line/price level during the process of scrolling back?? I'm trying to "reach" back to its intersection with/to a previous point, for example "naked point of control" on a TPO/profile chart.

[2014-08-15 03:46:54] #2 [Go To First Post]
ejtrader - Posts: 688
One of the potential ways that I can think of is by decreasing the space between candles - Hold "shift & Up Arrow" to bring the candles together and "Shift & Down Arrow" to space them out. This would be the quickest way I would think. thanks Date Time Of Last Edit: 2014-08-15 03:47:19

[2014-08-15 04:15:08] #3 [Go To First Post]
User68474 - Posts: 195
I mostly need the utility and efficiency for scrolling back TPO charts to past structural references that I may have marked only with a horizontal line and price. I need to go back to review with finer detail. Drives me crazy losing the vertical scale placement into never-never land! I need to see where line and point intersect any past activity to know where to stop scrolling, but can't if I'm nowhere near the price level!! Thanks. I'll try your suggestion to see if it helps on TPO chart.

[2014-08-15 06:21:05] #4 [Go To First Post]
Futures Operator - Posts: 239
Is there something in the scale settings when you right click on the Y scale that would allow it?

[2014-08-15 16:40:09] #5 [Go To First Post]
User68474 - Posts: 195
Maybe SC Engineering will comment on that. It sure seems that the answer might reside somewhere in that function. Hope so!

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