QScalp

Prices in the DOM are always static, only order volumes change, and the spread moves. At the same time, when it reaches the edge of the window, the entire glass will smoothly shift so that it would again be in its center. Due to this, traders will not lose contact with the market. But if traders want the order book to move even more smoothly or, conversely, you prefer the spread to always be in the middle, this can be done using the appropriate tuning.

Transactions in the tape are presented in the form of balls of three different sizes depending on the volume. Thanks to this, traders can instantly assess the volume of each transaction, without the need to analyze digital information. However, for a very large volume, it remains possible to show its immediate value.

This indicator graphically shows the speed of buying and selling for each instrument included in its composition. Readings can be either absolute or relative, and the number of instruments is unlimited. This allows traders to assess the mood of the entire market at a glance, even before it is reflected in the value of the price of the working instrument.

In addition to directly setting the trading action parameters, such as the direction of the placed order, its price and volume, traders can set them relative to any other values. For example, the price in the order can be set relative to the best price in the order book with some indent, relative to the average position price, etc. In this case, one operation may consist of a sequence of actions, the execution of each of which depends on the result of the previous ones.

All this allows not only trading in a semi-automatic mode, but also implementing any trading technique, whether it is breakout trading with automatic placement of stop loss and take profit orders or closing a position by time, placing orders with a ladder or trading inside a spread and etc.

Each cluster shows what volume of transactions and in what direction was carried out at a particular price. The cluster interval can be set up to the second. However, they can be built not only by time, but also by the total volume, price range, number of deals, and delta modulus. At the same time, in each cell of the cluster, traders can display any combination of sixteen digital indicators that can be superimposed on one of the five types of histograms.

The function allows traders to record all your actions during the trading session, and then view and analyze them in a different environment. And, of course, traders can repeat them all again on the emulator. In addition, traders can use one of the QScalp trading history services by uploading the data needed for trading, and work out technique on history.