If you’ve watched any of my videos you know I use Jigsaw Daytradr as my trading software. It’s a great scalping tool. Even though I’ve used it a year, I’ve basically kept the same colour scheme the entire time aside from a few small changes.
The other night when painfully bored watching the US Treasuries, I decided to create a few unique colour set ups. I tried 3 out, and in the end I went with a combination of 2 of them. Pictures below of my fun artistic side of futures trading.
The Original Setup
This is basically how my screen has looked the last year. It works fine, but I was ready to mix it up.
The 3 Attempts Before Finale
Here are the 3 combos I came up with before doing a final 4th layout down below.
Left: Black – White – Grey
I don’t mind this one actually. It’s not very exciting, but if you just wanted a clean look this would do it. I’d consider using it in the future, but not right now, looking for something more fun.
Middle: Easter Theme
I actually don’t mind this one either. It’s a little bit too colourful for my taste, but it’s workable.
Right: Tron
This one didn’t work out. By taking away any histograms and flashing colours, I basically negated any benefits of using Jigsaw Daytradr. This one was a good idea that didn’t really pan out. That’s alright though, not a bad attempt for my first evening of playing artist with Jigsaw.
The Final Setup (For Now)
I basically cleaned up the Easter theme to be less colourful, but kept the greens and purples. I made the pricing and volume profile to be greys and whites. I still need to touch it up, but this is what I’m working with now. I rather like it compared to the original Blues/Red combo.
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