Take a look at this reference guide: tradesviz.com/blog/charts-statistics-reference/ and use your browser search function (CTRL+F) to search for the chart you want and follow the instructions in the table.

The static charts are saved as images on our servers since we allow drawings and writings on the charts. If you want to update your charts with new/updated executions, then you can either click on "Refresh chart" after clicking on the gear icon when hovering over the chart you want to refresh or simply click on "Refresh all charts" by clicking on the 3-dots icon on the top right corner of the charts container.

Yes! Simply hover your mouse over the chart you want to draw on then click on the gear icon at the top and then click on "Draw on chart". An editor will open where you will be able to draw and write on charts. Do not forget to save once you are done with the edits.

TradingView charts are automatically shown (Pro/Platinum tiers) in the trade explore tab.
Here are all the TradingView chart features on TradesViz:
1. About TradingView charts: https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/technical-analysis-charts/
2. Chart trades view: https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/chart-trades-view/
3. Global chart templates (indicators): https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/global-tradingview-templates/
4. Chart table view: [https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/tv-charts-view/](https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/tv-charts-view/)

Click on any data point of any chart.

In your dashboard, click on the "Trades analysis charts" tab and then select "Profit and loss" scroll down and you should be able to see a chart with the title "PnL vs Time". Note that you can change the interval by clicking on the "Chart settings" > "Time interval" dropdown on the navbar at the top.

In your dashboard, click on the "Trades analysis charts" tab and then select "Profit and loss" and you should be able to see a chart with the title "PnL vs Price range". Note that you can change the bins of the price ranges by clicking on the "Price range" dropdown on the navbar at the top.

You can view this chart by clicking on the "Performance metrics charts" tab on the left side of your dashboard and then clicking on "Treemaps" and then selecting the type of treemap you want to view.

You can view this chart by clicking on the "Date charts" tab on the left side of your dashboard and then selecting the "Calendar grouped charts".

You can view this chart by clicking on the "Date charts" tab on the left side of your dashboard and then selecting the "Calendar grouped charts".

You can view this chart by clicking on the "Date charts" tab on the left side of your dashboard and then selecting the "Day-grouped charts".

Click on the "Calendar" on the left side of your dashboard and click on "Month view" to view your monthly PnL calendar.

Use custom TradingView templates and apply them to all your charts in TradesViz. Check here for more info: https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/global-tradingview-templates/

Pre/Post-market data is only available for 1,2,3 minute charts and is updated next day for current day (~16 hrs delay). You should be able to view data for all historical dates. Also, the pre/post market data setting/toggle on Tradingview charts does not have any effect. You need to make sure "Use only regular trading hours for all charts?" in account settings is unchecked.

Yes! You can view entry/exit makers along with each individual execution on the chart. To do this, explore any trade by clicking on the target icon on the left side of the trades table. In the trade explore view, you should be able to see the Tradingview chart with your markets at the top.

Yes! You can view all your trades in a single chart by going to the "Trades charts" tab on the left side of your dashboard (under "Tables") and then enter the symbol you want to view the trades on chart for. More info about this feature can be found here: https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/chart-trades-view/

You cannot change any attributes of the delayed chart in the trade explore view as it is a widget from TradingView. Only TradingView chart at the top that shows your executions can be edited to show different timeframes by default etc., More info: https://www.tradesviz.com/blog/global-tradingview-templates/.

This could be because the current data or the no. of bars in the chart is not enough to calculate VWAP. Please make sure that you have enough data in the chart to calculate VWAP by zooming out so more bars are visible in the chart. Also, make sure that you have selected the correct timeframe for the chart. VWAP is calculated based on the volume and price of the bars in the chart, so if there are not enough bars or if the data is not available, VWAP will not be displayed.