Chart inversion (Invert scale) flips the chart’s price axis vertically. In simple terms, what would normally look like price moving “up” will display as moving “down,” and vice versa. This is only a visual change—it does not alter real prices, executions, or your positions. Some traders use an inverted chart on purpose to get a different perspective on structure and momentum, or to compare how different platforms present price movement.
To invert the chart in TradeLocker, click the Settings icon in the bottom-right corner of the chart. In the menu, find “Invert Scale” and toggle it on or off. You can switch it back at any time.
This can also be a helpful troubleshooting step in situations where the chart direction and your position don’t seem to align. For example, you might see price moving in a direction that should benefit your trade, yet your position still shows a loss, or the chart looks “flipped” compared with another feed. Users sometimes describe it as candles appearing to move in an unexpected direction, which can happen when the scale is inverted. If toggling Invert scale makes the movement look normal again, it usually explains the confusion. If it doesn’t, the difference may be coming from bid/ask spread or execution pricing.