Jerry Medved

you have custom Date format in settings set to yyyy-mm-dd. problem is that mm refers to minutes, not months. It should be yyyy-MM-dd

Hm email screenshots please

are you having a problem with it? send to support

R|Trader cannot login? If so, MT would not be able to either. You would need to resolve that first.

you could setup a hotkey to exit 1/2 but there is no way to do a conditional order involving multiple exits like that

Yahoo backfill would be delayed. from what I see here, you subscribed to Barcharts for index data but don't see anything for equities and options. You may want to check on your subscription

how about mouse wheel while holding CTRL+SHIFT?

correct

no problem. We are making some progress. Just narrowed down level II issue - seems that the data being bad is also tied to the delayed Options etc. Some authentication issue. So once that is fixed, we may be able to release in beta.

We will release before the 10th since I at least have the datafeed working. though right now options are delayed. I just don't want to release without everything working properly unless I have to since that will create a support nightmare.

UPDATE: I Just got it to work reliably. Select FILE / HELP => Check for updates Let MT update all files, then restart MT, even if nothing updated.

was a bug in the specific version you are using. I just emailed you an update.

Get the BETA version of MT: https://medvedtrader.com/beta After that Go to dashboard window. Click on SOURCES on top right. If Yahoo is faulted (red), Right click on Yahoo and select Force Relogin – should fix. Might need to do it more than once.

Yes, AccountValue is there. So is Cash (Cash Buying Power), OvernightBP and bunch of other stuff

As far as the Schwab stuff, once the API stuff is done and integrated, it should be same as, or faster than TD Ameritrade (via MT) As for Fidelity, I am not holding my breath. Their people are very nice and I actually did get some limited help, but in general nothing seems to move them toward opening the API. Multiple 7 and 8 figure accounts have asked, demanded, etc. no go. They have their problems, but 10s of thousands of $ per year in price improvements certainly makes them easier to swallow. Don't know about Schwab, but TD Ameritrade just cut their PIs off overnight about 3 years ago