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I want to compare two securities and would like to plot them on the same chart. How can I do this?
Stephen Smith
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Hold down CTRL and hit the C key (CTRL-C).
Pick the ticker, color and be sure visible is checked!
If you ever want to remove it do CTRL-C again and uncheck visible.
- Craig
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If that doesn't do what you want, you may want to check out the following videos covering other techniques using multiple symbols simultaneously:
Compare price trends and price performance using Comparison Symbol and $100 scale
How to use $100 Scale to compare price performance
View multiple symbols or multiple views of the same symbol using Layouts
Use Comparison and Relative Strength graphs to compare a stock to the rest of its industry group
-Bruce
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Thanks Bruce,
This is exactly what I wanted. I'm not sure why the base security changes color as I move from symbol to symbol, but I was able to do the analysis I wanted. i wish there were a way to set the start point rather than just use the left side of the chart.
Stephen Smith
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