Some commonly used shortcuts in MT4

Some common shortcuts in MT4

Ctrl + M - Market Quote

Ctrl + N-Navigation

Ctrl + T - account end point

Ctrl + D - Data window

Ctrl + G-Grid

Ctrl + L - Volume

Ctrl + O- Options

Ctrl + F - Cursor to Cross Accurate

Ctrl + Y to display the date line on the chart

Ctrl + W - Close the current chart window

Ctrl + Chart Zoom In Ctrl - Chart Zoom Out(The + - here must be on the numeric keypad)

Alt + 1 - US line; Alt + 2 - candlestick chart; Alt + 3 - line chart

F1-Get Help F2-History Data Center F3-Global Variables F4-MT Program Editor MetaEditor

F5-Icon window redraw F6-Trading system test F7-Trading system parameter setting F8-Chart main window properties

F9-Order F10-Pop-up Quote F11-Icon Window Full Screen F12-Chart Step

Pageup: a chart that moves one screen forward

Pagedown: move the chart one screen backward

HOME: Move icons to the front

END: move icon to the end

← ↑ - Chart moved to the left

→? - Chart moved to the right

CTRL + "F6" can be switched in several of your charts

Accidentally deleted more trend lines and annotations? Use CTRL + "Z" to restore!

There is also a very important function, click, enter, a small window appears at the bottom left, you can enter gbpusd, or the most important function, enter 2006.2.1 so you don't need to look back and forth for the data you want to see, just enter it! -

I'm still used to counting the number of candles. Is there a way to know the number of candles without counting them?

Bring up the cross cursor (or press it directly), hold down the left mouse button and drag to see the number.

The impact of data on the disk is too great. Is there anything that will tell the time on the hour? It is best to set your own time.

You can do it by setting an alarm, ctrl + T~ right click~ create~ select time = in the condition, select the local time (that is, the time of your computer) in the value, and the alarm content: you can choose your favorite music, and the remaining number of times is up to you.

How can I quickly see the k-line chart of a certain year, month and day on mt?

Open the MT4 graph, click the space key (space), write the time format, 2007.05.01 00:00, pay attention to the space in the middle, confirm to see the graph on the time you set. -

What is the specific meaning of this option in the mt attribute --- commonly used --- "display object description"? I noticed that there is no difference between checking or not in front of this option! Thank you for your guidance! -

Draw the trend line on the picture, there is a description in the regular options of the trend line attribute, write what you want to write in the description, and then tick the mt attribute --- commonly used --- "display object description" option, it will be displayed on the trend line. The content you describe. -

I only know that where the price is displayed on the right side of the chart, after pressing and holding the left mouse button, you can compress the k-line up and down -

May I ask if I am pleasantly surprised to find that the new functions of MT4 are very practical and share them with you! -

First of all, click the star cross line with the left button. After the star appears on the screen, press and hold the left button and drag, three sets of numbers will appear, namely the exchange value corresponding to the abscissa, ordinate and ordinate. The abscissa is the number of K-lines from the origin to the dragged position, which is equivalent to the interval analysis of general domestic stock market weakness. Is it a little comfort for friends who want interval analysis and think of head cracks? Hehe, top ah. Let more people who don't know know. -

Templates and Chart Folders: This feature is even more amazing. Amazing! -

If I want to see M5, M30, H1, H4 of GBP/USD for a while. I want to see EUR/USD for a while. I want to see the fork again. Immediately, I want to see the long-term chart of GBP/USD again. At this time, how I want to have a multi-screen computer. -

However, I don't want to buy hardware yet, because by the middle of this year, by the end of the year, there will be a new generation of computers that are completely different from the current computer architecture. For example: a dual-core CPU, 2G DDR2 memory, a PCI-E graphics card with a four-screen display, and a 19? LCD monitor. How cool it is to play with this computer. By the end of this year, this kind of computer may be available for less than $3,000. -

What should I do now? One solution is to use templates and chart folders. Save your favorite and commonly used charts as templates and chart folders, which can be switched and compared repeatedly. It also realizes multi-screen display of one display screen at low cost. -

In addition to seeing charts of different cycles and varieties, you can also add different indicators and lines to the charts of the same variety, and then save them as templates and chart folders. Friends who like repeated technical analysis should like this feature. -

Templates and chart clips, allowing a single screen to achieve multi-screen functions.-

In MT4, the function goes a step further than MT3: just press F4 to switch chart folders in sequence. In the opposite direction, it is shift + F4.-

It can be said that my "Templates and Charts Folder" was inspired by you and came up with the idea of writing it out. So, let me tell you more about it. -

First, templates: If you draw a lot of lines in a chart, and then add some indicators that you particularly love. Then you must want to look at it often in the future, and then you can save the pattern of this chart. This is useful for "templates". Once you save a chart as a "template", then, in any chart, as long as you call up your "template", the chart will immediately become the way you saved it before. (For example, the golden section line and trend line you drew last time are all there. There is also a Ichimu equilibrium table. Of course, the K-line is the latest.) The significance of this feature is that you can call several "templates" repeatedly in a chart. For example, if you want to see what the Bollinger Bands look like in the current situation, call up the "Bollinger Bands Template". If you want to see where the key of the golden section is now, call up the "Fibonacci Template". Wait, wait... -

Second, chart folder: I want to often look at four GBP/USD charts at the same time in one window, M5, M15, H1, H4, then I will save these four charts as a chart folder "GBP /USD short period". In addition, save another "GBP/USD long period" which is H1, H4, D1, W1. Then save a "GBP/USD fork" including several GBP and cross charts. When I want to see a chart, I call up this chart folder. Immediately, the chart I want is displayed on the screen. In this way, I can first look at the short-period chart of GBP/USD, then look at the long-period chart, then look at the fork, and also see the position of the hourly chart of GBP/USD in various indicators and lines. Is it convenient to analyze? -

Bid is the selling price ask is the buying price -

Please tell me, how to delete the line? After double-clicking, press the right button or press < Enter... -

Quickly switch charts, another way is to click on the quote and drag it into the chart! Double-click the line you want to delete, press the right button, and then follow the menu prompts... -

It turns out that parallel lines are so easy -

Draw a trend line first, double-click the trend line and hold down CTRL to drag the mouse, a parallel line will come out, handsome.