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# Trend angle
The Trend Angle instrument measures the gradient of a price movement.
The larger the angle, the lower the strength of the trend. A 45-degree angle indicates a trend of average strength.
The instrument consists of two lines that connect at a common starting point.
The maximum angle is 180 degrees. The indicator scales according to whether the price scale is increased or decreased.
Enabled on the **Drawing toolbar** using the **Trend Angle** button.
## **Trend Angle instrument settings**
### Text
Configures the color and size of the text for the angle size.
| Name | Description |
| ----- | --------------------------- |
| Color | Sets the color of the text. |
| Size | Sets the size of the text. |
### Line
Configures the formatting of lines of graphical objects.
| Name | Description |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Line color | Sets the line color. |
| Line width | Sets the line width. |
| Line style | Sets the line display style: solid, dashes, point, dash-point, dash-two points. |
### Object
Configures the displaying and positioning of an object.
| Name | Description |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Display | Sets the condition under which the Trend Angle is displayed. |
| Position | Display of Trend Angle waves above or below the chart. |
### Coordinates
Configures the coordinates of the location of an object.
| Name | Description |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Coordinates | Ability to manually set the coordinates of points on the time and price scales. |
| Lock | The option enables a position on the chart to be locked. |
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