Jerry Medved

the 1*.. is for being able to collapse/expand sections on the chain. Options on $SPX and $RUT should work with IB. I checked and $SPX works. $RUT not quote. First, the symbol would be $RUT:RUSSELL (MT doesnt default the port for that one. I will need to change that). And when I tried to get the chain, it came back with nothing (after a looonnnng time - IB's Option chains are slow). Will look MT does not currently support multi-leg orders.

but be nice :). They are pretty responsive.

Level II asking - yes. I am sure if they hear from a lot of their clients about need for Level II via API (and thus Medved Trader) that project will get higher priority than if nobody asks for it. They have an API (Application Programming Interface) for 3rd party software such as MT to use to connect to them. That API does not currently support Level II. Why? I doubt its cost of the datafeed itself, since they already have it. More likely just the needed man-hours to add support for it in the API, test it, etc.

MT collects the Level I quotes it gets during the day and builds the charts from them. However, to show you a continuous chart includng periods when MT was not getting the quotes, MT needs to "Backfill" the data. Intraday backfill - is the retrieval of the historical intraday data for the intraday charts, Historical backfill - refers to the retrieval of the historical End Of Day (Daily) data for the Historical charts, It is not that Questrade doesn't allow it. Its just that their datafeed does not currently support Level II. We hope to have them add that in the future. Along with increasing max # of concurrent streaming symbols beyond 50, making some changes to backfill which would allow us to get it much faster, and some other issues. I am sure they, like everyone else, have limited resources to devote to various projects. Squeaky wheel gets the grease, so start squeaking

We do not have any special deals with interactive brokers, so you would need to get a regular subscription on our website

the backup in QT was to a zip file. MT does similar thing. By default to Documents / Medved Trader / Backup though you can go to SETTINGS / APPLICATION / Backup and change that. You do need to manually import though. That is same as QT.

As far as the ribbon, that is done intentionally. You can however turn that off. SETTINGS / APPLICATION / General - Uncheck the box toward the end for "Ribbon Show/Hide Resizes window" We don't currently have an index panel. We will be adding it. However, do have something similar to the QT Index panel for the time being. You can do a portfolio with TILE view. Refer to: http://forums.medvedtrader.com/topic/1133-just-released-new-tile-views/#comment-6304 And http://forums.medvedtrader.com/topic/1466-index-panel/?do=findComment&comment=7918 The symbols you can enter into that Index Portfolio are (assuming TD Ameritrade source) $DJI for DJ 30 Industrials $SPX.X for S&P 500 Index $COMPX for NASDAQ Composite $VIX.X for CBOE Volatility Index $DJT for DJ 20 Transportation $DJU for DJ 15 Utilities $TNX.X for 10-YR Note $TYX.X for 30-YR Bond $FVX.X for 5-YR Note $IRX.X for 13-Week Bill

QT did not have anything automatic. Not sure what you are referring to.

Adjust scale for previous close would only adjust to get the line showing, not the entire previous day. Is it by chance including the previous close for the previous day? Do you have the line set to show for current day only? What time period is the chart set to show?

MT will increase the space on Y axis to fit the price but it will not decrease it if the price changes back to 2 digits - at least not right away. Otherwise you would have constant adjusting which is extremely distracting.

it shows the actual price returned. It is not adjusted by the pricing formats in the settings. It has to match the actual price.

if you don't want the watermarks, why don't you just turn them off? You have extra space allocated on X axis. To remove, move your mouse over the X axis, right side. MT should highlight the X axis. When it does, click and drag to the left. That should remove the extra space. the dropdown list for chart templates just shows you the history of the last ones used. If you have duplicate names for the templates in the list, then you must have templates with the same name but stored in different locations. There is no way to directly modify the list (can't change history, right? ). However, if the underlying file is no longer there and you select the entry, MT will prompt you and will remove the entry from the list. Other than that, you can change the chart to the 10 templates you wish to use, Those will get added to the list, pushing the others off.

no. That is not our code

from the looks of it, the cookie is set for 7 days.

FILE / EXPORT on one, FILE / IMPORT on the other

It is not supposed to do an overlap, though on Windows 10, the shadow of the window is counted as part of the window size, so MT intentionally overlaps the shadows, to avoid having a gap between windows. Can you send a screenshot? Also, did you make some custom settings changes in your Windows theme?

right click on a column header and select the option to "Bold this column". Repeat for the others

it makes the current settings of that indicator the default that will be used whenever you add that indicator to any chart. It is not tied to the template.

if you save a chart template and restore it, MT restores that template exactly. That is kind of the point of it. The default is used when you add an indicator to the chart

MT does show the most current value on the Y axis. What do you see there?

Added Research to the right click menu. It points to Yahoo. MT does needed symbol conversions when bringing it up

I see, we will have that, but don't right now. Won't be for a few months

No, sorry, we have not been involved with supporting TDA API in 6 years. You would have to contact TDA for that. What exactly do you need to do? If it is just getting quotes, can help with that via MT and internal API here

No, do not

You are using TD Ameritrade. This has been an ongoing issue with them.