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Risen is a charting, alerts, and automation platform for stock and crypto traders.
Alerts
Automated trading
Charts and data - High performance chart engine, unlimited indicators on every plan, 15 drawing tools, bar replay, Heikin-Ashi, volume profile - US stocks, ETFs, and crypto with real intraday volume - Screener, watchlists, earnings calendar, insider trades, fundamentals, macroeconomic data
Portfolio management
Free, no account: stock comparison tool, portfolio builder/analyzer, stock screener, crypto screener, earnings calendar, market overview, guides to every indicator.
Pricing:
Generous free plan with 5 alerts, 5 charts, unlimited indicators, multi-condition and drawing alerts, and the screener. Pro is (currently $6.58/mo billed annually) adds backtesting, automated strategies, SMS and webhooks, watchlist alerts, portfolio alerts, and new features are being added on a regular basis.
StockCharts
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Stockcharts.com is pretty solid, u can have different indicators too. Source: over 5 years ago
I use stockcharts.com. I put in 10 and 20 day moving averages and where it says none, I put in bollinger bands. its a basic simple chart for someone like me to read and understand. The macd at bottom also helps you to see if a stock is still too hi to buy. all barring news. most stocks going up or down will play the chart. Source: over 5 years ago
The rest is copy pasted from stockcharts.com explaining their ranking system-StockCharts Technical Rank (SCTR) in detail. I just copy pasted, credit to John Murphy over at stockcharts.com for creating SCTR. Source: over 5 years ago
I don't consider myself a chartist, but I do use charts as my primary source. I trade sector ETF's. I use a simple PPO(65,250,22) to give me the trend, up, down or sideways. I also use ratio charts. Go to stockcharts.com (its free) and use this symbol: XRT:$SPX, This is the Retail ETF over (divided by) the S&P 500. Source: over 5 years ago
U r fellow ape. Sorry if there was attitude. The attitude is towards RH, not apes. I have been using a free trial on https://stockcharts.com/. Source: over 5 years ago
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Portfolio Visualizer - An index investor's dream come true
Gurufocus - Historical financial data and insider holdings