Shows line chart with area below the line filled with color.

Created by Richard Arms, this chart is a combination of EquiVolume and CandleVolume chart types.

Identical to the standard Candlestick chart, except that the width of each bar is determined by Volume value.

Presents items with high, low, open, and close values. The size of the wick line is determined by the High and Low values, while the size of the bar is determined by the Open and Close values. The bar is displayed using different colors, depending on whether the close value is higher or lower than the open value.

Shows vertical bars and allows you to compare values of items across categories.

Identical to the standard Column chart, except that the width of each bar is determined by the Volume value.

Similar to the Candlestick chart, but shows the high and low values only. In addition, the width of each bar is determined by Volume value.

Derived from the candlestick chart and uses information from the current and prior period in order to filter out the noise. These charts cannot be combined with any other series objects.

Displays the same information as a candlestick chart, except that opening values are displayed using lines to the left, while lines to the right indicate closing values.

Ignores time and focuses on price action. These charts cannot be combined with any other series objects.

Shows trends over a period of time or across categories.

Filters out noise by focusing exclusively on price changes. These charts cannot be combined with any other series objects.

Shows line chart with a symbol on each data point.

Point and figure financial chart.

Ignores time and focuses on price changes that meet a specified amount. These charts cannot be combined with any other series objects.

Uses X and Y coordinates to show patterns within the data.