What Does Exness Multiple Charts Mean?
The term Exness multiple charts refers to the ability to open more than one chart within your trading platform interface — either in MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or Exness Terminal. This allows you to:
- Track different trading instruments at once
- Compare several timeframes for a single asset
- Monitor correlated pairs (e.g., EUR/USD vs. GBP/USD)
This layout helps traders spot opportunities without missing price movement across different markets.
Common Use Cases:
- Scalpers tracking short-term moves across correlated pairs
- Swing traders comparing H1, H4, and D1 timeframes
- Hedging strategies involving inversely correlated indices
How to Set Up Multiple Charts in Exness
Using multiple charts on Exness platforms is straightforward. Here's how to do it on MT4/MT5:
- Open a new chart: Right-click any symbol in the Market Watch window, then click "Chart Window."
- Tile charts: Go to Window > Tile Horizontally or Vertically.
- Customize each chart: Change the symbol, timeframe, indicators, or style.
MT5 Shortcut Table:
Action | Shortcut Key or Menu |
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Open new chart | Market Watch > Right-click > Chart |
Tile horizontally | Window > Tile Horizontally |
Tile vertically | Window > Tile Vertically |
Maximize a chart window | Double-click chart tab |
On Exness Terminal (web-based), you can also split your workspace into 2–4 charts by selecting layouts in the toolbar.
Why Use Exness Multiple Charts?
Here are some solid reasons traders prefer using multiple charts simultaneously:
- Multi-timeframe analysis: Compare long-term and short-term trends at once
- Trade correlation strategies: Spot synchronized or inverse movements
- Faster decision-making: Less time switching tabs or setups
- More accurate entries: Use larger timeframe for context and smaller one for entry
Practical Benefits:
Benefit | Impact on Trading |
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Improved situational view | Know what’s happening across markets |
Reduced execution lag | No need to switch views constantly |
Smoother technical workflow | Apply indicators to each chart easily |
Strategies That Benefit From Multiple Charts
Here are some trading methods that naturally fit a multi-chart setup:
- 1. Correlation Monitoring
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- Monitor pairs like EUR/USD and USD/CHF together
- Track commodities vs. related currencies (e.g., Gold & AUD/USD)
- 2. Breakout Timing
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- Watch the H4 for trend confirmation
- Enter breakouts on M15 with precision
- 3. Risk Diversification
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- Trade one instrument while watching risk exposure on others
- Helps when using partial hedging or basket trading
Things to Keep in Mind
- Too many charts can clutter your screen — 2 to 4 is usually optimal
- Make sure to match timezones if comparing markets from different regions
- Use consistent indicator settings across charts for better signal clarity
Conclusion
The Exness multiple charts feature is more than just a layout tool — it’s a decision-making advantage. Whether you trade one asset or ten, seeing more data at once reduces blind spots and speeds up execution.
By organizing your charts around strategies, timeframes, or market groups, you’ll trade with more clarity and control — all within the flexibility that Exness offers on MT4, MT5, or the web terminal.
FAQ
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What is Exness multiple charts?
It’s the ability to view several trading charts at the same time within the platform.
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Can I use multiple charts on Exness mobile app?
Not currently — this feature is limited to desktop platforms and Exness Terminal.
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How many charts can I open in MetaTrader?
You can open dozens, but 4–6 is usually practical for real-time trading.
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Can I use different indicators on each chart?
Yes, each chart runs independently, so indicators can vary by window.
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Is this feature available on all Exness account types?
Yes, multiple charting is a platform-level feature and not limited by account type.