Five New Indicators and Drawings That Know Their Timeframe

Mostly chart work this time, plus a few fixes you may have run into.

Five more indicators. Williams Fractal, MA Cross, EMA Cross, MA with EMA Cross and Median Price are in the indicator list, with the same inputs and defaults you would expect from TradingView.

Drawings can stay on the timeframe they belong to. From a drawing's menu you can show it on the current interval and above, the current interval and below, the current interval only, or everywhere. A level you marked on the daily no longer clutters a one minute chart.

Pinned scales follow the price scale. With the price scale on the left, pinning an indicator to a side now puts it on the side the menu names, and an indicator pinned left keeps its axis after a reload.

Three drawings that would not move. Anchored VWAP, Anchored Volume Profile and the regression trend can now be dragged by their body, and a clone of one no longer lands exactly on top of the original.

The magnet snaps to what you see. On Heikin Ashi, line, area and Renko charts it now pulls to the bar that is drawn, not the raw candle underneath.

Cost of mistakes reads correctly. On Statistics the bars now start from zero, so each one is as long as the loss it shows, and big losses keep their minus sign.

Late company filings reach your news. Company filings that turned up late on the SEC's site, mostly in the evening or just before the open, were being skipped. They come through now.

Core retail sales on the calendar. The economic calendar now carries core retail sales alongside the headline figure.

Editing an account no longer spins forever. For a few exchanges, opening an account's edit window left the currency picker stuck on loading. It opens straight away now.