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# Price

An indicator that displays a price chart.

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### Indicator settings

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#### Price Line

| **Name**     | **Description**                                                                                                 |
| ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Position     | Selection of the price line location: Hide, Right, Left, Whole.                                                 |
| Custom Color | Enables or disables the ability to select a color to display the price line.                                    |
| Line Color   | Color selection to show the price line: This setting will be available when the Custom color option is enabled. |
| Line Width   | Sets the width of the price line.                                                                               |
| Line Style   | Style selection to show the price line: Solid, Dashes, Dots, Dash-dot, Dash-two dots.                           |

#### Bars

These settings only apply to the chart in the form of bars.

| **Name**  | **Description**                                      |
| --------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Bar Type  | Selection of the type of bar display: OHLC, HLC, HL. |
| Bar Width | Indication of the bar line width.                    |

#### Line and area

These settings only apply to the chart in the form of lines or areas.

| **Name**   | **Description**                                                                          |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Price Type | Selecting the price type for plotting the area: Open, High, Low, Close, Median, Typical. |
| Line Width | Indicating the line width of the area.                                                   |

#### Indicator

| **Name**       | **Description**                                                           |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Show Indicator | Enabling or disabling the indicator display on the chart.                 |
| Show Title     | Enabling or disabling the indicator name display in the information line. |
| Show Values    | Enables or disables the indicator value display in the information line.  |
| Show Markers   | Enabling or disabling the indicator markers display on the scale.         |
| Area           | Selection of an area to display the indicator.                            |


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