FX Blue Charts

Candles (with optional gradient fill)

Hollow candles

Open/high/low/close bars

High/low/close bars

Line chart

Mountain (area) chart

Baseline, with user-moveable dividing line

High-low chart

Heikin Ashi

Bar averaging (each bar is the average of the last N bars)

Renko bars

Renko, with tails showing adverse price movement

Range bars

Three Line Break

Kagi

Point and Figure

You can set any indicator to draw in the background, behind the bars...

...or you can set any indicator to draw in front of the bars

You can set any drawing to display in the background, behind the bars...

...or you can set any drawing to display in front of the bars

Individual indicators can be temporarily hidden

All indicators in the main chart area can be temporarily hidden, to reveal the chart

Indicators can be positioned above the chart, as well as below it

Indicators can be "maximized" so that they take up the whole chart space

Indicators can have price markers on the axis, showing their current value

Indicators can draw filled channels, with transparency, as well as simple lines

Indicators can draw lines of markers, as well as solid or dotted lines

Indicators can draw occasional markers for some data points only, such as a "fractal" indicator

Indicators can draw vertical or horizontal lines, highlighting important events such as moving average crosses

Indicators can draw event markers, at the bottom (or top) of the chart, such as calendar events

Indicators can change the graphical style of individual candles, to highlight them

Indicators can draw markers and also highlight individual bars, for example to pick out "inside" bars

Indicators in sub-windows can have a baseline value, such as 50, and a fill to that baseline

Indicators in sub-windows can have level markers, to pick out important thresholds such as 20 or 80 in RSI

The parameters for indicators can be quickly changed using the pop-up menu, without needing to display the full settings for the indicator

A simple moving average applied to an exponential moving average

A simple moving average applied to volume

An exponential moving average applied to RSI

Bollinger bands applied to ATR

MACD histogram applied to the upper band of a Keltner channel

Example user-defined indicator, plotting multiple values in different styles

Many types of drawing can have text attached to them (without needing to create two separate drawings, one for the line and one for the text)

Rectangles can have embedded text, displayed in the middle or at any corner

Many types of drawing can display markers as well as solid or dotted lines, for more graphical impact

The text and marker options can be combined - particularly useful when sharing a chart in a webinar, or by email

A price-range drawing highlights the range between two prices, all the way across the chart

A date-range drawing highlights the range between two dates

The call-out drawing can have variables in its text which automatically update if the drawing is moved, or if it is attached to the current bar and the price changes

You can draw statistical measures such as averages and linear regressions, projecting their value into the future

You can quickly draw lines across a price range, subdivided into halves, quarters, thirds, or eighths

Among other measuring tools, there is an OHLC measure which calculates the prices differences across a range

Charts can have widgets, in addition to the more traditional type of indicator

The available chart widgets include alerts about price levels

There is a notepad widget for recording trading thoughts and plans

There is a clock widget, showing local time or a major market such as New York or Tokyo

An alert from an indicator can display a pop-up notification

Alerts can also create markers on the chart (as well as, or instead of, message boxes)

Alerts can compare indicators to fixed values (e.g. RSI > 80), or the current price, or another indicator value

Each indicator can have any number of different alerts attached to it (e.g. RSI > 80 or < 20)

For simple alerts about price levels, there is a widget which can be given any number of prices to watch

An alert on a drawing can be as simple as the price crossing a trend line

More complex shapes can also generate alerts. For example, you can set an an alert when a price enters a recentangle.

Alerts can also be set on statistical measures such as regression channels, or on Fibonacci drawings

Drawings can also be compared to indicator values. For example, you can set an alert when a moving average or Bollinger Band crosses a trend line

Like indicator alerts, drawing alerts can be checked on every new tick, or only at each bar end

Every axis can be quickly configured via a pop-up menu

Every axis has a window for full control over its settings

An axis can have levels which are drawn across the chart without needing to create objects such as horizontal lines

An axis can have have bands which are drawn across the chart without needing to create objects such as price ranges

Charts can be quickly switched between different colour themes

All chart colours (and other settings) are fully configurable

Charts can have a watermark, displaying the symbol name or even user-defined text

Charts can have background images, loaded from a URL, as well as a simple background colour

The scrollbar at the bottom of the chart, and the navigation options, can be turned on and off

The cursor type can be switched between cross-hairs, markers, and a simple arrow

Indicators can be saved as a "study" for loading onto other charts

Charts can be saved as templates

The charting area can be switched between different layouts - a tabbed view or multiple charts side by side

An entire workspace of multiple charts can be saved for re-use in future

Chart actions can be quickly undone

Charts can be popped out into a new browser window (which can then be moved onto a second monitor)