Has anyone found a way to show previous day's high / low on IB's charting software? As far as I knew this feature is not available other than by manually drawing lines.
You may have found out by now but to plot High/Low of yesterday on IB charts you need to subscribe to eSignal data and then IB will give you the option to plot it.
For those using IB, and dealing with all those cumbersome windows, using the 'Groups' function is awesome. Make the main quote page, a chart, Market Depth window and T&S window all part of the same group, then when you click on a different symbol in the main quote page, the symbol changes on all the pages!
This may be old news for some, but it's awesome for new users of these IB tools!
Adrian
You may have found out by now but to plot High/Low of yesterday on IB charts you need to subscribe to eSignal data and then IB will give you the option to plot it.
Cheers
steve
I am trying to use the IB's market scanner for scanning for stocks that are 'moving' to trade. The scanner has quite a few parameters (though seems you can only select one parameter at a time), a few I have listed below. My question is, from people's experience and/or understanding, which of the parameters listed below would be best to use to scan for the type of stocks that can be traded Mr. Charts' style? Many thanks.
Top % Gainers
Top % Losers
Most Active
Hot Contracts by Volume
Top Trade Count
Top Trade Rate
Top Volume Rate
Top % Gainers Since Open
Top % Losers Since Open
Highest Option Imp Vol
Lowest Option Imp Vol
Top Option Imp Vol % Gainers
Top Option Imp Vol % Losers
Most Active by Opt Vol
Most Active by Opt Open Interest
Hot By Opt Volume
13-Week High
13-Week Low
26-Week High
26-Week Low
52-Week High
52-Week Low
That said, the IB data, along with knowledge of news stocks for the day are probably enough to satisfy the requirements for finding the kinds of stocks Richard looks for.
I mean the Data provided by the IB Market Scanner - greatest gainers and losers.
Richard,
No more 10 EMA?
I have also noticed no lines of previous days hi / lo's or support / resistance.
I realize you may have all this info in your head and may not need to draw them out on your charts like us less adept traders do. However are these all still important factors your considering while trading?
Thank you for continuing your posts.
Kevin