Important
Invert scale only changes the visual appearance of the chart. It does not affect real prices, executions, positions, or account performance.
What this means
When Invert Scale is enabled:
Rising price movement is displayed downward
Falling price movement is displayed upward
This makes the chart appear reversed compared to normal market movement.
For example:
Green bullish candles may print downward
Red bearish candles may print upward
Some traders intentionally use inverted charts to view structure and momentum from a different perspective.
Common confusion caused by Invert scale
An inverted chart can make price movement appear opposite to what you expect.
For example:
A position may visually appear to move against the market direction
Candles may look reversed compared to another platform
The chart may seem “flipped” unexpectedly
If disabling Invert Scale makes the chart appear normal again, the chart was inverted.
If the difference still remains, it may be related to:
Bid/Ask spread
Execution pricing
Different liquidity feeds across platforms
Important to know
Invert scale is a chart display setting only. It does not change how trades are executed or calculated.
How to enable or disable Invert scale
Open the chart Settings menu in the bottom-right corner
Find the “Invert scale” option
Toggle it on or off
You can switch it back at any time.
