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# Price measure tool in Chart and DOM
If you want to measure a price change and predict profit/loss for your strategy, we have a great tool that will help you to achieve it.
{% hint style="info" %}
Chart: Just click on the start point and then on the end point while holding the ***Shift*** key to use the Measure Tool quickly
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