Charts and market data
Where symbol charts come from, and why trade charts show your fills, not candles.
We don't license market data, so leverageclub never shows its own quotes or candles. Symbol pages can load TradingView's free chart and quote widgets instead. Nothing from TradingView loads until you press Load chart, because TradingView then sees your IP address. Your choice is remembered on this device.
TradingView sets the data delay, and it varies by exchange. Its free widgets don't carry CME Group futures, so futures aren't in the symbol viewer. Searching ES or MGC shows the nearest instrument TradingView does carry, under its own name (the S&P 500 CFD, spot gold); its price is not the contract's price. A futures page links the real contract on TradingView.
Trade charts
The chart in a trade is built only from that trade's fills: entry and exit as arrows, scale-ins and partial exits as dots, the average entry and exit, your 1R stop and the MFE/MAE range. Market candles are not shown.
To see the market around a trade, add a TradingView snapshot. In the trade, choose Add chart snapshot, then Open in TradingView: it opens the right chart and bar size. Use the Go to button under the chart to reach the trade's time, press the camera icon (Take a snapshot), choose Copy link and paste it. The image then shows in the trade and on the post if you share it.
A snapshot is a picture: click it to zoom (wheel, pinch, + and −) and drag around; prices don't show on hover. For the live chart, use Open in TradingView next to it.
The image is TradingView's; we only show it from their servers. If TradingView stops serving it, the trade says Snapshot unavailable and links to the snapshot page.
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