Binance Prices Graph

• Choose a starting time to analyse. This will very often be the same time chosen on the 'procall' page.
• Choose a period to analyse. This will very often be 1 day if trying to see the details of what happened on the 'procall' page.
• Click 'Test Now'. This will pretend that 'now' is the time you chose in the date input box, and will load prices for all coins for 6 hours before 'now' and the number of days chosen after 'now'
  The algorithms use the previous 6 hours to try and guess if the price is about to go up or down. The days after 'now' is so you can see what actually happened after 'now'. The algorithms can not see these prices.
  By default the graph will show the first coin, but all coins can be seen by moving the mouse over the 'Menu2' button and then choosing the 'Coin Select' options.
  The mouse wheel and the Zoom buttons allow for the graph to be zoomed. By default the blue graph shows large jumps which can seriously hide the actual minute to minute changes. The info top left of the graph will show the jumps as you move the mouse. Normally it is best to zoom in to see each minute when trying to see whay a buy or sell happened.
  There is a short black vertical line shown which is the 'now' time, running any of the algorithms will begin at this point.
• Saved Button
  Lets you quickly jump back to a test coin and 'now' time that you saved previously.
  See Shift + left Click below for more info
  
• Moving the mouse over the graph will show information in the top left. The info generally shows actual values and Max/Min/Percentage Changes.
  First & Last shows the values either end of the whole period and the % change
  Range shows the date range showing at the current zoom. (you will have to move the mouse to update this after a zoom change).
  MK shows the times and percentage change of a marked period (created with shift+leftclick and then using the [ and ] keys. Use this to find change sizes over any period.
  
• Menu2
  Coin Select lets you jump from coin to coin
  Jump to Buy Time lets you jump around the times when an algorithm bought. Obviously only works after an algorithm has been run.
  Best Coin Finder lets you see the data that procall used to find if this was one of the best coins. Hilo will show the data, HiloAll will run for all coins and then the < > buttons will jump between the best coins. Inspect will show a list of the coins and the percentage changes it found.
  This should match the list when running procall and should be used as a check. Ideally a good alogrithm will choose these coins during the day.
  
• Menu1
  Algorithm Menu
  Clicking one of the buttons in the second column will run the chosen algorithm for the 24 hours after the 'now' point and show you any buy/sells that happened.
  The console window will show the final bank for the day and above that is a list of the buy/sell transactions that happened.
  cs0 is your algorithm - the one you marked as favourite in the editor
  Buttons in the first column will run the algorithm for the 'now' point and dump the data into the console window.
  Buttons in the third column will run the algorithm for the 'now' point for all coins and dump the results into the console window, plus the 2 that scored highest.
  
• Shift + Left Click on the graph
  You might need to move the mouse slightly to get it over the background rather than ona graph line
  Once clicked and the popup appears, keep the mouse still adn use the keyboard to select the action
  [ will set the left mark and ] will set the right mark which makes the 'MK' info appear showing the percent change between the [ ] marks. This is really usefull to see if a jump in the graph is a good one. it might look good but be only 0.5% which wouldn't make for a good buy.
  S will save the mouse point into the saved list so that you can easily come back to this coin and 'now' time later. If you want to keep the current 'now' time, then make sure that your mouse is in line with the current 'now' line before shift+click.
  A will just save the symbol (coin) intot the saves list
  C will add all available data that the last algorithm run calculated for the current mouse point into the Inspector Console window.