Linked charts

Linking charts is what makes a multi-monitor setup feel like one trading station instead of three.

Link groups

Each chart has a link-color dropdown in its top-left. Charts with the same link color share state.

None      →  isolated; ignores other charts
Red       →  group A
Blue      →  group B
Yellow    →  group C

A workspace can have any combination — most desks run one big group for the active symbol and a None chart for a reference instrument.

What's shared

Per group:

• Symbol — switching symbol on any chart updates the others.
• Timeframe — same.
• Crosshair — synced cursor position when hovering.
• Drawings — optional (Profile → Linking → Share drawings).

What's not shared

• Chart type. A footprint and a candlestick can sit in the same group.
• Indicators. They're per-chart even within a group.
• Volume profile / TPO bins. Range-bound; not synced.

Multi-asset workflow

A common futures-trader setup:

• 3 charts in Red: ES 1m, ES 5m, ES daily.
• 1 chart in None: SPY daily for reference.
• 1 chart in Blue: NQ 1m for divergence checks.

Switch ES to NQ on any Red chart and all three Reds follow. Blue stays on NQ. None stays on SPY.