Ten Chart Types, Trend Line Stats, and Eight More Indicators

Most of this release is charting.

Four more chart types. Hollow candles, step line, line with markers and columns join the switcher, taking it to ten styles. Hollow candles follow the usual rule: the fill tells you where the bar closed against its own open, the colour tells you where it closed against the bar before it.

Stats on your trend lines. Trend lines, rays, arrows and channels can now carry their own measurements: price range, percent change, change in pips, bars range, date and time range, distance and angle. Pick which ones show, where the label sits, and whether it stays up or only while the drawing is selected.

Name a drawing. Any drawing takes an optional name, shown in the object tree instead of the tool label, set from the pencil in its settings dialog or the Rename row in the right-click menu.

Eight more indicators. KAMA, Connors RSI, Bull Bear Power, Volatility Stop, Chande Kroll Stop, Linear Regression Curve, SMI Ergodic Indicator and SMI Ergodic Oscillator. That takes the list to 77.

The indicator Style tab is one row per plot. Each plot gets a single row with its own on and off switch, then colour, width, dash, plot type and opacity lined up in columns, so a multi-plot indicator like MACD or Ichimoku reads down the page instead of as a stack of headings. A new Defaults menu resets an indicator's settings back to how it ships.

One set of candle colours. The trade chart, the replay and shared charts drew a different green and red than the backtest chart, so the same symbol looked different depending on where you opened it. They all use the same pair now, and the entry and exit lines on a trade chart match the candles around them.

Hollow candle colours apply. Changing a body, border or wick colour on a chart set to Hollow candles did nothing, which read as the setting being lost rather than ignored. Those edits land now.

Switching chart type while a trade chart loads. Picking a style in the second or two before the candles arrive could leave the chart permanently blank, with no error and no spinner. It draws what you picked.

Pips read the same in both directions. A trend line nudged less than half a tick showed minus zero pips, and the same move up and down could round to different numbers. Both are fixed.

Columns and the price axis follow a replay. In Columns, bars kept measuring from the low of the setup window after price broke below it, and the axis could stay coarser than the price in the status line. Both track the replay as it runs.

Pattern labels stay clear of the drawing. On harmonic pattern tools, a vertex label at a trough was drawn inside the V of its own legs. Labels now sit clear of the line whichever way the turn goes.

The right-click menu stops losing its last row. Right-clicking a drawing near the bottom of the chart cut Remove off the card. The whole menu stays on the chart now, wherever you open it.

A portfolio holding stocks could still time out. Prices come back from several venues at once, and only the innermost step had a deadline, so one slow stock feed could hang the whole summary past the point the page gives up on it. The whole request is bounded now, and a venue that runs long comes back unpriced instead of failing the page.

A deleted transfer still counted in your holdings. Removing a manual transfer or adjustment left its quantity in the holding it belonged to, in the breakdown behind that holding, and in your portfolio history. Deleting one now takes it out of all three.

Hyperliquid holdings price faster. Pricing a Hyperliquid position was pulling every market Hyperliquid lists, including the ones you do not hold, which is why that venue was often the slow one on the summary. It asks only for what you hold now.

Share links work for the people you send them to. A trade you shared put its recipient on the sign-in screen instead of the trade, and the password reset page did the same to anyone who could not sign in. Both are public pages and now open straight away.

Three more releases on the calendar. New Home Sales, Trade Balance and Durable Goods Orders, taking the economic calendar to fifteen events. Trade Balance reads in billions, the way every other calendar prints it. They mark up on your charts like the rest.

Deleting your account clears support messages you sent while logged out. A ticket sent before signing in was not linked to an account, so it survived the erasure with the name and email on it. It is now removed with everything else.

Unusual sign-ins get an extra check. Sign-in attempts that look risky, like one using a password that has appeared in a known breach, were already being recorded. Now they are acted on: a risky attempt can be asked for another verification step, or refused. Signing in the way you usually do is unchanged.