On MT4/MT5, you can group and save multiple charts together as a profile.

Here we will look at how to use the fast navigation bar on MT4 / MT5. You can enter symbol, timeframe, date, and time in the fast navigation bar to quickly customize your chart.

On MT4/MT5, you can open a new chart by selecting a symbol from the menu, toolbar, or Market Watch. If you wish to change the symbol of an existing chart, drag the symbol from the Market Watch to the chart.

On MT4/MT5, you can open templates that you saved. Perfect for when using multiple MT4/MT5 for different brokers or using premade templates. Simply save the template file in your folder to apply it to your chart.

On MT4/MT5, you can save various settings (colors, indicators, etc.) as templates and quickly access them with a single click.

On MT4/MT5, you can save and print charts as image files. Charts can be printed in either black and white or color. To print in color, you'll need to adjust the settings on MT4/MT5 beforehand.

On MT4/MT5, you can save chart images either on your PC, or on the MQL5 Charts service. You can easily share chart images with other traders by generating a link to the image using the MQL5 community.

Here we'll look at how to arrange the chart windows on MT4/MT5. In MT4/MT5, there are 4 ways to display multiple charts simultaneously: Tile Windows, Cascade, Tile Horizontally, and Tile Vertically.

Zoom in/out a chart to switch between short-term and long-term. You can also use the maximize/minimize function to expand or temporarily hide your chart.

On MT4/MT5, you can reopen charts you've closed. When you do, the objects and indicators you drew on the chart will be displayed as well. Here we will look at how to reopen the closed chart on MT4/MT5.

There are three basic color schemes for MetaTrader4 (MT4) and four for MetaTrader5 (MT5). You can quickly change the chart colors using these schemes, and also customize the colors of each element, such as candlesticks and background. Here we will look at how to change chart colors in MT4/MT5.

In MT4 and MT5, you can customize the items displayed on charts through the chart properties. MT4 offers 6 display options, while MT5 provides 11.

On MT4/MT5, the auto-scroll function for the chart is turned ON by default to keep you up to date with the most recent price. If you wish to check the past data, turn the auto-scroll function OFF.

On MT4/MT5, you can adjust the chart scale to show the part you want to see. If you move the horizontal time axis left and right, the scale on the vertical axis will change accordingly. Use this feature for chart analysis.

Here we'll look at how to change the chart type on MT4/MT5. You can choose from three chart types: bar chart, candlesticks, and line chart. When displaying multiple chart screens, you can switch the chart type for every chart.

There are 9 different timeframes in MT4, and 21 in MT5. You can change timeframes from the menu, the toolbar, and the chart. Here we will look at how to change them on MT4/MT5.

On MT4/MT5, you can add a space on the right side of the chart if you wish. You can adjust the width and place objects in the open space. Here we will look at how to add a space on the right side of the chart on MT4/MT5.

Sometimes, MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) may fail to load charts, showing only the symbol name and timeframes. This issue can arise due to improper price data retrieval, login issues, an unstable internet connection, or the unavailability of the selected instrument.

Use MT4/MT5's Step by Step feature to scroll the chart horizontally from one candlestick to another. It's useful for simulating trades using past data.

Here we will look at how to use the crosshair mode on MT4/MT5. You can use the crosshair mode to analyze the price transition over a specific period, as well as the time and price at the given point.