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I work(ed) with Multicharts, Tradestation and Metastock so I can compare a bit.
What I miss on the charts when looking at the signals is:

- a red line when the trade is a loser and a green line when the trade was a winner. Now it is only when you hoover. A checkbox so users can choose if they want to see them would do the trick.
If you zoom out and look at the line chart it seems ok but especially when you zoom in, it is already hard enough to find the small entry/exit triangles.

- when hoovering the entry/exit triangle there is already some info but if you run a metastrategy you don't know if the signal comes from strategy A or B.

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- a red line when the trade is a loser and a green line when the trade was a winner. Now it is only when you hoover.

This has already been implemented as DrawTradeLines in WealthLab.Community extension:

https://www.wealth-lab.com/Discussion/Always-show-all-trade-lines-9063
https://www.wealth-lab.com/Discussion/Line-visualizing-a-trade-on-the-chart-5557
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- when hoovering the entry/exit triangle there is already some info but if you run a metastrategy you don't know if the signal comes from strategy A or B.

Identifying a MetaStrategy Child strategy is an interesting proposition but we may need a separate request for that.
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So only when you backtest with a strategy in C# if I understand.

Altough I can make a formula in Multicharts and Tradestation (with some copy/paste work) and in Metastock, the C# is one level too high for me at this moment.

Feel free to implement it standard :-)
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@Gltich, what do you think about coloring the line for the Position Navigator?
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