Chart Clipper

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This is one of those indicators that I spend years looking for and then finally find it!! Pretend it is a profile changer/manager without the pain of switching back and forth manually. You just click on a button to change these views.

You set up your charts the way you like it for a certain group, edit the bottom label and voila they are grouped together depending on the label you gave each chart!! You can then switch between these views immediately without setting anything else up as the indicator inserts the shortcuts automatically according to the name you labeled your groups. It is really that simple, amazing programming.

Of course there is a play slideshow option if you have simple indicators that you wish to view per symbol or per timeframes, but my indicators are a bit CPU heavy and there is a delay when playing, it is not Chart Clippers fault as it can't make your own indicators faster. I use it purely for switching manually between views.

It seems if you look at the screenshots that there is not enough space for many groups, believe me, there is plenty. If you resize the master legend, it automatically resizes the button sizes. However, I will suggest something in the comments section should a user have say 30 groups for whatever reason, I am sure that Payam will find a solution for it.

Well done!

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At home I have 5 monitors but on the road with my job I use a laptop. After using Chart Clipper on my laptop I think I will use it on my desktops as well. The setup is quite easy when you realize that you can put up groups of charts, with different numbers of charts on each "page" for all the sets of charts.

Even if one chart is on a page, such as the charts where I run utilities, the chart comes up on the whole screen in rotation with other charts groups that may have up to six per "page."

On the laptop it is absolutely essential. There is no other way to trade charts when you really need to look at each chart periodically.

It is also easier to focus on the charts when you don't try to look at 12 all at the same time.

This is very helpful for a trader like myself who uses D1 and Renko charts that can change quickly but where I want to look at two charts minimum for each trade. Chart Clipper is the only way to look at four different EAs, plus a D1 Chart, and a Trailing Stop chart for every pair trading. I will post some examples on my profile page in the coming days.

Good tools if who like me works with many cross, very useful.

Thanks

Fab.

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