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WarrenGekko
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Is there a way to have volume bars for the chart of the $SPX on think or swim? if not, what platform charts the S&P500 with volume?

the attached photo shows a chart of S&P500 however their is no volume indicator on the bottom portion.


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Matt123
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The simplest way to do it is to chart the /ES instead, yet trade the SPX. That is what I do.


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joeking
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Yes that is the way I do it as well...good info


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