From Kellie: Diagrams each field for you on the Spread Scanner.
Then down below he diagrams the Spread Scanner Graph when a single spread is highlighted and tells us where each field is shown on the graph. Additionallly if while one spread is highlighted, you hover over the diagram on the graph the details of the spread will appear momentarily.
Denali “The Profit and loss graph is showing you the same information as the Max Profit and Max loss fields on your tickets. It is just showing you graphically.”
Austiclees ah ha “that totally makes sense now. Wow. So the horizontal line is where it currently is in the market.” “The diagonal lines will move vertically to be in line with the what the market is”
Darrell says “yes the vertical grey line is the live (underlying) market price”
Now if you highlight 2 spreads you can see the profit loss of both of them and how they correlate with each other. For example a straddle. Not necessarily a good straddle, just an example of a straddle highlighted and on the graph. Notice the color of the box of the expiry minutes matches the color of the spread it is on the scanner.
Now do this exercise for yourself in your spread scanner. Highlight one spread at a time and notice how it appears on the graph. Notice the color of it matches to the expiry minutes and that the max profit loss is diagrammed for you on the scanner. Now highlight each spread down the spread scanner, and as you highlight them notice how they go up onto the graph. Once you have highlighted all of them you will see how the spread scanner graph looks with ALL the possible listed spreads on the scanner. This is ALSO how it looks when you just open the spread scanner and no spreads are highlighted. Now unhighlight one spread at a time and you can see them disappear from the Graph too.