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# Chart Labels
Chart labels display information on the Price Plot of the chart. These labels can appear in any of the 4 corners. The following example shows some chart labels:
You can configure the labels displayed on a chart from the ***Chart Settings > Labels*** dialog (right click on the chart > Chart Settings). You will find the labels under the **Labels** tab:
Double click on one of the labels in the right hand box (or select and press the edit button, ie pencil icon) to edit the properties of the label (see embedded dialog above). From there you can choose which corner to display the label and adjust the color, font etc. The order in which the labels are displayed is determined using the up/down arrow buttons in the **Chart Settings** dialog (see above).
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