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# Permanent Filters
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Permanent Filters are like normal filters but they are always applied and they're applied to all pages on TradeStream even if you log out and login again. \
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**Example:** You want to hide all trades before a certain date, so you set a permanent filter to only show you trades that occured after a certain date.
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## Setting Permanent Filters
Set permanent filters just how you would set normal filters
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Press  to ensure your permanent filters are updated and also that permanent filters are turned on for it to work 
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## Where to find Permanent Filters
On any page in TradeStream you can find Permanent Filters in the upper-right hand corner. If you press you can enable or disable them. If you press Filter Settings you'll be able to set permanent filters for your account.
You can also go to the settings page to change them
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