ESignal Stock Trading Software Try Stock Tracking Free!

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ESignal Stock Trading Software Try Stock Tracking Free!

Award-winning trading software for serious traders and investors

eSignal is your All-in-One trading platform packed with powerful features including all-new global market screeners, award-winning charting tools, lightning-fast market data and direct access to your choice of 50+ brokers – all from one easy-to-use trading platform.

Introducing eSignal 12.0!

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Advanced Charting

Specialty Charts

Newly Enhanced!

Specialty chart types available with eSignal include the following :

The chart type most requested by eSignal subscribers, the Heikin-Ashi is a candlestick chart uses a modified candlestick formula to identify a given trend more easily and remove unwanted noise from the chart.

This classic chart type gives technical traders and market analysts a unique perspective on the market that removes many of the smaller swings in price and that requires a significant change in trend before the Xs (up trends) change to Os (down trends). Trend lines are often used to highlight key support and resistance levels for optimized trading. The Fixed Scale option ensures that the relationship between time and price is equal. Wyckoff Calculation allows boxes with just one X or O to be stacked with their previous box, further compressing the market when there is a lot of sideways movement.

This chart style, invented in Japan, takes time out of the equation and bases the chart purely on price movement. A new up brick is created when price closes above the previous brick’s high by a specific amount. The projection option draws the bricks in place as if the interval were closed at the current time.

The Kagi chart type has lines drawn vertically and not separated into bricks (as with Renko). A new vertical line is drawn whenever the specified reversal amount is achieved, and the time interval closes. Just as with Renko, a projection is drawn with real-time data to show where the next line will be drawn. A small horizontal reversal line shows where the price has to go for a reversal to happen.

The Price Break chart type will reverse when a certain reversal point is met; this amount fluctuates based on the price action. In essence, the price has to reverse against the last 3 boxes in order for a new direction to be colored. The Price Break chart comes with optional projection coloring.


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