Six More Moving Averages, Fibonacci Arcs, and a Fuller Chart Readout
A price source on every indicator, six new moving averages, four Fibonacci arc tools, a status line that names what you are looking at, and a dashboard that stops presenting an assumed risk as one you chose.
Mostly charting, plus two places the app was telling you something that was not quite true.
Six more moving averages. WMA, HMA, VWMA, DEMA, TEMA and LSMA join EMA, SMA and VWAP, which fills out the family. That takes the indicator list to 37.
Pick what an indicator reads. Thirteen indicators, including every moving average, RSI, Bollinger and MACD, now have a Source setting, so you can run them on the high, the low, hl2 or ohlc4 instead of always the close.
Move an indicator between panes. Any indicator can now sit over the candles or in a pane of its own, so you can put RSI on price or give an EMA its own row.
Four Fibonacci arc tools, with editable levels. Fib circles, fib spiral, fib speed resistance arcs and fib wedge finish off the Gann and Fibonacci group. Nine of those tools now let you edit, recolour or hide each level instead of living with the defaults.
A status line that names what you are looking at. The top-left readout now carries the instrument, interval and venue alongside open, high, low, close, the bar's change in both value and percent, and volume.
Drawing templates on the right-click menu. Saved styles for a tool sit on the drawing's own menu now, next to Visual order, rather than only inside the settings modal. The rail also has a Keyboard button that lists every chart shortcut, so you can stop guessing which key does what.
Open Risk no longer implies you set it. When a position carries no planned risk, the total falls back to your account default. The tile now says how many positions are on the default instead of presenting the sum as a number you chose. "No trades yet" also stops appearing when you are holding an open position.
Clearer errors, and smaller corrections. A checkout Stripe refuses now shows Stripe's own reason instead of "API request failed". The currency picker on the account form works again. FOMC decisions on the chart use a short label rather than a name that overlapped its neighbours, and economic markers now appear on the backtest chart before you start a replay.