At TrendSpider, we are constantly working on adding new, useful features to our platform as well as updating and improving the ones we currently have. In this blog post, we take a look system improvements on the annotation side of things. See the difference with text and the ability to draw on lower indicators by logging in now!
You asked, we listened! At TrendSpider, we are constantly working on adding new, useful features to our platform as well as updating and improving the ones we currently have. In this update, we have added three new market data feeds to TrendSpider, in addition to the data feeds already supported.
At TrendSpider, we are constantly working on adding new, useful features to our platform as well as updating and improving the ones we currently have. In this blog post, we take a look system improvements in the Strategy Tester, figures, as well as general user experience. See the difference by logging in now!
At TrendSpider, we are constantly working on adding new, useful features to our platform as well as updating and improving the ones we currently have. In this blog post, we take a look at our brand new “Raindrops” as well as numerous other fixes to the system. See the difference by logging in now!
Chicago Fintech invents a new human-friendly volume profile chart that helps traders focus on actual market sentiment rather than abstract prices.
CHICAGO, May 29, 2019 — TrendSpider, today announced the release of a new type of financial chart, called Raindrop Charts™.
The Raindrop Chart is a new type of financial chart that abstracts away arbitrary constructs, such as open and close prices, and focuses on changes in market sentiment. Rather than conveying price changes, Raindrop Charts incorporate volume to validate price movements and provide deeper insights. This makes it a compelling alternative to traditional candlestick charts that focus exclusively on price and require additional overlays to analyze volume.
In a Raindrop Chart, each bar, known as a Raindrop, covers a fixed period of time and consists of the high, low, along with left and right means. The left mean is the mean price, weighted by volume, for the first half of the period, and the right mean is the mean price, weighted by volume, for the second half of the period.
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