Swaps Monitor Table
- Utilitaires
- Version: 1.0
Displays broker-provided LONG and SHORT swap values for selected instruments in a full-chart, dynamically sized table.
The Swaps Monitor Table provides a simple way to view the swap rates supplied by your broker for multiple trading instruments at once. The table can display instruments from Market Watch, all available instruments, or a manually selected list, allowing traders to monitor swap costs without opening each symbol individually.
The indicator automatically adjusts the table cells and text size to the available chart-window dimensions, allowing the display to remain organized when the chart tab is enlarged, reduced, or resized.
Benefits
- LONG and SHORT swap visibility — View both swap values for each selected instrument.
- Multiple symbol selection — Monitor Market Watch instruments, all available instruments, or a manually defined list.
- Full-chart display — Uses the available chart area for the table.
- Automatic sizing — Table cells and text adjust to different chart-window sizes.
- Broker-based information — Displays swap data supplied directly by the trading broker.
- Quick comparison — View swap information for multiple instruments in one place.
- Automatic updates — Swap information can refresh periodically according to the indicator's settings.
Limitations
- Broker dependent — Swap values come from the broker and may differ between brokers.
- Some brokers may not use swap rates — If no applicable swap value is provided, LONG and SHORT may both appear as 0.00.
- Swap values can change — Brokers may modify swap rates, conditions, or charging schedules.
- Different swap units — Brokers may express swap according to different contract or account specifications, so the displayed value should be interpreted according to the broker's trading conditions.
- Not a swap calculator — The indicator displays the values provided by the broker; it does not independently determine or guarantee the final amount charged to an account.
- Trading conditions apply — Actual swap charges can depend on the broker's specifications, including contract size, account type, instrument, and applicable rollover rules.
