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# Chart
The TradingView chart of the selected market
Terminal chart with positions, fills, open orders, take profit, and stop loss overlays.
The Chart block shows the selected market with TradingView tools plus Proliquid trading overlays.
On the chart you can see:
* Current position and unrealized PNL.
* Recent order fills.
* Open limit orders.
* The active child of an Iceberg order.
* Take-profit and stop-loss orders.
## Chart actions
You can manage orders directly from the chart:
* Drag and drop open orders or TP / SL lines to update their price.
* Click the cross on an order or TP / SL line to cancel it.
* Click into supported price inputs in the [Trade form](/terminal-sections/trade-form.md) to activate chart price picking.
An Iceberg child is labeled ICEBERG and cannot be dragged because every clip uses the parent strategy's fixed price. Canceling its line stops the full [Iceberg order](/order-types/iceberg-orders.md).
## Market picker
To change market, click the market icon and name. This opens the market picker.
You can also press `/` to open the market picker from the keyboard, then search and navigate quickly.
The Terminal market picker opens with markets available to the active trading account. Other Proliquid research tabs can show markets from Hyperliquid, Binance, Bybit, and OKX, but execution is limited to the selected account's supported markets.
Related pages: [Limit orders](/order-types/limit-orders.md), [Scale orders](/order-types/scale-orders.md), [Iceberg orders](/order-types/iceberg-orders.md), [Positions](/terminal-sections/positions.md), [Open orders](/terminal-sections/open-orders.md).
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