What is the need to sync multi charts?

<p>Sync settings in multi-chart layouts allow traders to synchronize various elements across multiple charts, enhancing efficiency and analysis. At GoCharting, you can sync key settings such as time, cursors, chart interval, symbols, chart types, and drawings. This feature is particularly useful for analyzing the same asset across different timeframes or comparing multiple assets under identical conditions.</p>

<p id="isPasted">Syncing multiple charts is the "secret sauce" for traders who want to maintain a professional, bird's-eye view of the market without getting lost in the weeds.</p><p><strong>The primary needs for Multi-Chart Sync (MCS) include:</strong></p><ul><li>Multi-Timeframe Mastery: You can draw a major support level on a Daily chart and have it instantly appear on your 70-tick scalping chart. This ensures you never "accidentally" sell right into a massive higher-timeframe floor.</li><li>Precision Execution: By syncing your crosshair, you can hover over a spike on a 5-minute chart and see exactly what the order flow or price action looked like at that exact millisecond on a tick chart. TradingView's Sync Feature is a prime example of this utility.</li><li>Correlated Asset Tracking: If you trade the S&amp;P 500 (ES), you might sync it with the Nasdaq (NQ). When you change the timeframe or scroll back in history on one, the other follows, allowing you to spot "SMT Divergences" (where one makes a new high but the other doesn't) instantly.</li><li>Workflow Efficiency: Manually changing symbols or timeframes on four different windows is a recipe for missing a trade. Syncing allows you to switch your entire workspace from EUR/USD to Gold (XAUUSD) with a single click.</li><li>Visual Consistency: It keeps your technical analysis (Fibonacci levels, trendlines, and annotations) "clean" and synchronized, preventing the confusion of having different drawings on different versions of the same asset.</li></ul>