Charting Tools

There are various charting tools that can help you draw on your chart, and analyze your chart more briefly. Let's talk about each in detail.

Drawing Tool

Trend lines, average lines, channels, Fibonacci retracements, arrows, callouts, doodles — an extensive set of drawing and styling tools enable you to creatively highlight and graphically analyze charts and studies.

Select the Draw Control to Open the Drawing Palette.

Drawing Palette

Text		Annotation
		Callout
Statistics		Average Line - Average line drawings can be applied to any rendered series or study line, not just the primary series.
		Measurement Line
		Quadrant Lines
		Regression Line: Option to show 1st, 2nd, and 3rd standard deviation lines on the regression drawings.
		Tirone Levels
		Volume Profile by Date Range
Technicals		Gann Fan
		Gartley
		Pitchfork
		Speed Resistance Arc
		Speed Resistance Line
		Time Cycle
		Elliott Wave (see Drawing Elliott Waves below)
Lines		Channel
		Continuous
		Crossline
		Doodle
		Horizontal Line
		Line
		Ray
		Trend Line
		Vertical Line
Fibonacci		Fibonacci Retracement
		Fibonacci Projection
		Fibonacci Arc
		Fibonacci Fan
		Fibonacci Time Zone
Markings		Ellipse
		Rectangle
		Arrow
		Check
		Cross
		Focus
		Heart
		Star

Crosshair

Select the crosshairs icon to show horizontal and vertical lines that follow the mouse. Crosshairs enable you to easily identify values on the x- and y-axes.

Info Display

Select the Info icon to show detailed information about individual data points. The default display shows, date, price, open, high, low, close, and volume. Data points are selected by moving the mouse over the time series.