When you are running a system with a lot of indicators, the Colored Indicator Values on the right hand margin are not always visible unless you manually "stretch" the view which is a real workflow inefficiency. This is especially the case when a lot of moving averages are converging. Prior to getting my CQG One recently, I was using EQuotes from CME for years…. their indicator values on Charts were always visible on the right hand margin, at most collapsed view, the indicator values would stack on top of each other, but with CQG One, a wall of indicators Values is mostly hidden with the color tabs overlapping or covering each other (this defeats the whole purpose of having visible colored indicator values). There is plenty of empty white space with nothing but the price scale showing….. I don’t really care if the price scale is mostly covered, I would much prefer to see my indicator values and where in the stack they are located relative to each other and the current price. And these indicator values should be tied to the cross hairs, currently the cross hairs are only tied to the left hand margin indicator values, and half of those are covered by sub studies. The right hand colored indicator values are currently only reflective of the current or last bar (if market is closed). So Always Visible color indicators on right hand margin tied to cross hairs solves both issues. You can still stretch them out vertically but you shouldn't be able to collapse them to where they are covering each other at all. This is my biggest pet peeve with the CQG One system today. Attaching a screen shot of my old EQuotes system compared to CQG to help visualize the issue.