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Juliettpapa
2011-04-16 08:11:06


What does the colors mean?

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2011-04-16 08:38:36

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Different colors are associated depending on how far is the stock last bar date from the global last date.

Right click, select "Sort", "Quotes" then "Date of last quote" to see the last bar date of each stock.


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