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Bar Charts:
The bar chart evolved out of the need of professionals who traded stocks on a short term basis as well as buying a stock as a long....
Candlestick Charts:
Candlestick Charts used in modern technical analysis are derived from the ancient Japanese Candlestick Charts. Most retail traders ....
Candlevolume Charts:
The Point and Figure Charts are not as popular today as they once were. Point and Figure charts were developed before ...
Equivolume Charts:
Equivolume Charts were developed in the early 1980’s by Richard W Arms. It is important to remember that the 80’s was a very ....
Kagi charts:
The Kagi chart is a chart used for tracking price movements and to make decisions on purchasing stock. It differs from traditional stock charts...
Line Charts:
A Line Chart is the oldest type of stock chart and has been used for more than a century. The line chart represents price in its....
Renko Charts:
Renko Charts are a Japanese Charting System similar to Point and Figure Charts but instead of X’s and 0’s as are used in western Point and...
Three Line Break:
Three Line Break Charts are another Japanese invention. This charting style is similar to Point in Figure in that it doesn’t use time within ....
Point and Figure:
The Point and Figure Charts are not as popular today as they once were. Point and Figure charts were developed before computers....
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