Chart Trading

The Tiger.com web terminal supports a chart trading mode where the main parameters of a trade are displayed and managed directly on the chart. The chart shows the entry point, Stop Loss and Take Profit levels, as well as other key position parameters. This allows the state of the trade to be assessed within seconds and its settings to be modified directly from the chart.

Creating a trade

1. In the Trade window, the price is set either by moving the level on the chart or by entering the value in the corresponding field;

2. The asset quantity to buy or sell is specified;

3. If required, Stop Loss and Take Profit parameters are added;

4. The trade is confirmed using the Buy or Sell button.

Editing a trade

Editing is available for any active trade, regardless of whether it has already been executed on the exchange or not. The trade editing window opens when the trading pair or the pencil icon in the trade list is selected.

The screen displays a chart with the main parameters of the trade:

• entry point;

• asset quantity;

• Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) levels;

• averaging levels.

Trade parameters are changed directly on the chart by moving order and price levels.

To the right of the chart, a trade editing window is displayed. It is used to configure order parameters, distribute volume between Take Profit Ladder targets, set position averaging parameters, enable or disable Trailing, and manage other functions.

The trade editing window shows:

• trade creation time, comment, and Trade ID;

• current result for the trade (if it has already been executed on the exchange);

• expected profit or loss if Stop Loss or Take Profit is triggered;

• number of coins in the position;

• entry price and projected future average price (if averaging is enabled).

Any changes in the web terminal made manually or via the chart take effect after the Save button is pressed. Exiting trade editing without saving changes is performed using the cross icon in the lower-left corner of the window.

In the web terminal, chart autosave is enabled by default. To avoid losing applied markup, the following is recommended:

• refresh the browser page and switch the trading pair no earlier than 10–15 seconds after changes have been made on the chart;

• avoid working with the same chart simultaneously in multiple browser tabs or on different devices.

Changing, copying, or selecting another saved chart file is performed using the dedicated button in the upper-right corner of the chart window.