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Trading options

To configure trading options go to the "Trading" menu and choose "Preferences". Two options are available: Trading preferences and Display preferences.

Trading preferences

In this menu, you can select whether you want to get a popup window every time one of your orders changes status (for example : is executed, modified or canceled). If you set this option to "never", you can check your order's status directly on charts, in the order list and in the portfolio window.

You can also set up sounds when one of your orders changes status.

Display preferences

The display preferences window lets you:

  • Display or hide your trading information on charts and order books by checking or unchecking the relevant boxes
  • Choose not to show your positions and pending orders if the order interface is hidden (the next section shows how to hide or display it)
  • Display or hide trading icons in list windows (such as "Lists", "ProScreener" or "Top Movers")
  • Choose between a straight or curved line style for pending orders displayed on charts

Display or hide the order interface on charts

The trading interface may be displayed or hidden by clicking on the icons shown below.

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