Here is a list of online charting applications. They all run on your browser, chartingstation can also run on your desktop. I use the first one listed since it was the first one online and I’m used to it now. If I was to start fresh, I think I would go with chartingstation as they have less advertising on the screen real estate.
Take a few minutes and explore each of them. They are all free, free data from the BATSA exchange, meaning I wouldn’t trade intraday off those quotes but it gives you a great idea of where the market is. I mostly use it for my long term holding check, and to look at the US dollar index on the weekends.
In the end, pick one and stay with it.
http://www.freestockcharts.com/
by Worden brother. Although I like this, its heavy advertising and a push to upgrade or go with there platform TC 2000. I stay with the free version as it does what I need.
Community based, tons of features.
http://www.chartingstation.com
- Multi-screen end-of-day stock charting software
7 chart types (Candle, Point & Figure, Renko, Kagi, Heikin-Ashi, Line, High-Low)
16 drawing tools (Fibonacci tools, Gann tools, Channels, Andrew's Pitchfork, Text, Basic Shapes)
70+ indicators and chart transformations
Access 3 free stock data providers (Yahoo!, Google, MSN Money)
Load custom Comma Separated Value (CSV) files
Multi-platform: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux
Use from your desktop or web browser
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