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Charting is the most important tool for analyzing historical price
patterns and discovering new trading opportunities. NeoTicker®
EOD's charting offers you a rich set of tools in a standalone, lightening
fast package. The power and speed are simply beyond anything web-based
charts can offer
Showcase - Identifying Trends

Using 20 days highest high and lowest low, the chart above identifies
the starting points of trends and mark them with triangles.
The triangles are actually plotted by an indicator. In addition
to the traditional line and histogram plot styles, NeoTicker®
EOD's indicators offer many more plot styles to meet different requirements.
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- Choose from 200+ indicators
- Extensive drawing tools
- Indicator-on-indicator
- Multiple data and breadth analysis
- True cross time frame analysis
- Volume profiling
- Specialized chart types like Renko, Kagi, Three Line Break,
Point-and-Figure and more
- Expandable with easy-to-learn formula and scripts
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Showcase
- Renko and Kagi Charts
Renko and Kagi charts are specialized chart types for identifying
support and resistance levels and reducing data noise.
Renko and Kagi charts are built into NeoTicker® EOD. NeoTicker®
EOD has the unique capability to display these charts in the same
window with regular candlesticks. Cross comparing Renko and Kagi
formations with regular data is never easier.
NeoTicker® EOD's indicator-on-indicator technology is so flexible
you can apply indicators, and even trading systems, on Renko and
Kagi charts. It opens up new analytical methods that are not possible
on other platforms.
NeoTicker® EOD includes other specialized chart types - Three
Line Break, Point and Figure and our own Superposition Charts.
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Showcase - Identifying Volume Breakout
The
chart on the left is an example of a volume breakout signal that
is based on average volume over 20 days. Breakouts are identified
by vertical markings.
NeoTicker® EOD's flexibility allows you to easily put together
an identification signal just like this. Most customization can
be done with simple formulas.
In this example, the volume breakout signal is an application of
the highlight bar indicator, with the highlight condition set by
a simple one-line formula.
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