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Why
do the figures not always show 4 decimal places ?
RTTESS is designed to work with any chart data, not just
FOREX data.
Version
v1.1.01 to v1.1.33
The
scales and values are formatted to suit each chart.
If there are trailing zeros they will be dropped.
If a chart trades in 4 decimal places the values will be
shown in 4 decimal places.
However the right hand scale is usually marked at 10th intervals
so the trailing zero will be dropped and the figures will
be shown as three decimal places.
The
values are not always shown as 4 decimal places because
the software has to suit all other markets including stocks.
For example the FOREX USD/JPY trades with only two decimal
places and would be much harder to view if set to 4 places.
Figures for the DOW would be even longer.
From
Version v1.1.33
The
scales and prices values have been re formatted to match
the minimum traded value of the instrument without dropping
the trailing zeros.
With FOREX charts this should match the PIP values.
Click
here for the latest version of RTTESS
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Reference:
Q080523a
Written : 23 May 2008
Revised :
TESS Real Time - Version 1.1.14
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