TS Window
A right-panel tab that streams the live tick-by-tick feed of whatever symbol is currently plotted on the main chart - every trade prints as a new row in real time. Use the settings gear to choose what to display, the list width and the colours.
Opening the TS Window
TS Window Settings
Control what the feed shows, how wide the list is and which colours are used.

Display
List Width
Choose how the list is laid out. Select Narrow list for a compact view that shows who traded and when, or Wide list to see trades and bid/ask quotes side by side.


Colors
Click a colour swatch to change the colour used for that type of row. Click Reset at the top-right of the Colors group to go back to the original colours.
Buy
Buy-side trades
Sell
Sell-side trades
Bid
Bid quotes
Ask
Ask quotes
What Each Row Shows
The columns depend on the list width you choose in settings.
Why Use It
Spot large orders in real time
Unusually large Size values printing repeatedly can signal institutional activity before it shows up as a candle move.
Read momentum inside a single candle
A 1-minute candle can hide dozens of ticks - TS Window shows exactly how price moved within it, row by row.
Read buy/sell pressure from Side
A run of consecutive buy-side ticks (or sell-side) can reveal aggressive one-directional flow before it's visible on the chart.
Time entries around expiry
On expiry day, watching raw tick flow helps gauge how fast price is moving before placing an order.
Compare trades with the quotes
Switch to the Wide list and turn on Show Bid / Ask Quotes to see where trades print relative to the best bid and ask.
Make the feed easy to scan
Pick your own Buy, Sell, Bid and Ask colours so each row type stands out at a glance, and use Reset to go back anytime.
Keep the TS Window tab open while scanning through your watchlist symbols on the chart - since it always follows the active chart, you get a fast tick-level read of Side, Size, and Price on each stock as you click through without switching tabs. Use the Narrow list if your right panel is tight on space.
