Bars Charts
Reading the full range and close location of every period without the visual weight of candle bodies.
HLC Bars Charts
Long lookback charts where opens add noise and you mainly care about range and close.
Candles Charts
General-purpose price analysis across any timeframe, from scalping to weekly charts.
Hollow Candles Charts
Seeing trend continuation versus intraperiod pullback in a single glance.
Volume Candles Charts
Confirming breakouts: a wide candle through resistance shows real participation, a narrow one suggests a fake-out.
Line Charts
High-level trend reading and quickly comparing multiple symbols.
Line with Markers Charts
Sparse or higher-timeframe data such as weekly or monthly series where each point is significant.
Step Line Charts
Series that genuinely change in discrete steps, such as rates, settlement prices or indicator states.
Area Charts
Portfolio, equity-curve and overview displays where aesthetics and instant trend reading matter.
HLC Area Charts
Watching volatility expansion and contraction as a widening or narrowing band.
Baseline Charts
Tracking performance versus a reference such as previous close, entry price or a yearly open.
Columns Charts
Displaying magnitude-style data such as volume or net change where bars from a baseline read naturally.
High-Low Charts
Volatility scanning, since wide and narrow ranges stand out immediately.
Heikin Ashi Charts
Riding trends longer by filtering the single-candle noise that shakes traders out.
Renko Charts
Filtering chop to reveal the underlying trend and clean swing structure.
Line Break Charts
Confirming trend changes with a fixed, objective close-based rule.
Kagi Charts
Reading shifts between demand and supply via yang/yin thickness changes.
Point & Figure Charts
Clean support, resistance and trendline analysis on the fixed box grid, including 45-degree trendlines.
Range Bars Charts
Scalping and day trading fast markets where consistent bar volatility helps timing.
Session Volume Profile Charts
Locating high-volume nodes and session POCs as magnets and support/resistance for intraday trading.
Time Price Opportunity Charts
Auction analysis: distinguishing balanced (bell-shaped) sessions from trending, elongated ones.
OrderFlow Charts
Scalping futures and liquid instruments by reading aggression, absorption and exhaustion inside each bar.