Nice discussion about our Interactive Charts. In this webinar we discussed about Interactive Charts features, Indicators, Custom Indicators, How to get custom indicators in Interactive Charts and How to utilize the charts on mobile/tablets/desktop, How to compare two different time-series data, How to load/save templates, How to use drawing tools like fibonnacci, gann, pitchfork and How to take screenshot of your trading studies. Lot more things discussed during the webinar hope the participants have a knowledgeable session.
Some of the Tools during the webinar session
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