Heikin-Ashi charts are identical to standard candlestick charts, but they were designed to filter out the noise and visualize the average pace of stock prices through a specific formula.

Kagi looks like step charts, but ignores time completely and focuses on market reversals of a predetermined amount. When the thickness (and possibly color) of a kagi line changes, this indicates a market reversal.

Line Break charts commonly referred to as three-line break charts, are similar to Point and Figure charts, ignoring time and only changing direction when prices move a certain amount. A reversal occurs when the closing price exceeds the high or low of the previous lines.

Point and Figure charts help determine solid entry and exit points in stock market trading by plotting price movement on the graph. Rising stock prices are shown with Xs and falling prices are shown with Os.

Column Volume are identical to column chart types, but the width of each bar is controlled by the percentage of total volume.

Equi Volume is similar to the range or high/low charts, but the width of each bar is controlled by the percentage of total volume.

Candle Volume are identical to candlestick charts, but the width of each candle is controlled by the percentage of total volume.

Arms Candle Volume charts are a combination of EquiVolume and CandleVolume chart types.

These volatility bands are placed above and below a moving average, and base the volatility on the standard deviation. When volatility increases, the bands widen; when volatility decreases, the bands narrow.

This overlay is designed to tell everything at one glance about the price trend, including its direction, momentum, dynamic support and resistance levels, and even trade signals.

Display crosshairs and text at a specific data point as the end-user moves the mouse. You can also display vertical lines placed along the axis to indicate time zones.

Show trends over time with options like linear, exponential, and polynomial.

Create a set of averages of the original data set. You can also add Alligator overlays that combine moving averages with fractal geometry and nonlinear dynamics.

Mark important events at specific data points. Hovering over the event annotation will reveal the full details of the event.

Zig zag lines only appear when there is a price movement between a swing high and a swing low that is greater than a specified percentage (usually 5%).