How to use Chart?

Main Chart Area

The main chart area is where your stock price chart would be reflected. Here are key pointers from the above chart.

These 5 sections are covered below in more details.

#1 Main Chart Area

The main chart area is where your stock price chart would be reflected. Here are key pointers from the above chart.

Company Name + Share Price (movement depicted by Up or Down arrows; how much ‘cents’ or ‘%’) – Eg. Singtel is last trading at $3.22 (down 0.06 or 1.83% from yesterday closing price)
Information of the stock price

a. ‘O’ stands for opening price
b. ‘H’ stands for the highest price
c. ‘L’ stands for the lowest price
d. ‘C’ stands for closing/current price
e. ‘CHG’ stands for the change compared to the previous period (be it 1 day or 1 hour)
f. ‘%CHG’ stands for the percentage change compared to the previous period
g. ‘VOL’ stands for volume of the particular period
Zooming buttons

h. “-“ is to zoom out
i. “+” is to zoom in
j. “[ ]” is to maximize your chart to full screen
Description of Study Indicator

k. It will expand as more studies are added. Popular ones include RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands etc.
Date – shows the exact date of the period./li>

#2 Top Left Toolbar

The top left toolbar allows you to search and compare stocks as well as get more information regarding the stocks.

#3 Top Right Toolbar

Customize your own chart display using 5 different features in the top right toolbar.

#4 Left Sidebar (Drawing Tool)

Activate the left sidebar by selecting the drawing icon in the top left toolbar.

6.View Panel

Choose between List View or Grid View. You can even detach the whole drawing tools separately.

7.General Panel

No Tool – To deselect any indicator/drawing tool

Ruler – To measure the distance of any drawing

Undo/Redo any action

Choose any indicator from the “All” tools dropdown.
8.Top 10 Common Tools

Trendline/Arrow

Textbox/Callout

Doodle/Star

Ellipse/Rectangle

Fib Retracement/Quadrant Lines

9.Remaining Drawing Tools

Remaining 21 Tools to be chosen

Any new tools will be included in this list as well

10.General Panel

Magnet Mode – allows your cursor to snap to the Open/High/Low/Close of nearby candles. Especially useful when:

i. Drawing Fibonacci retracement/extension levels and wanting to get the exact wick or body

ii. Anchoring a horizontal support/resistance level to a specific O/H/L/C

iii. Polishing trendlines which have perfect touches