Technical Analysis Chart

Signal Sigma Charts use a single timeframe at the moment:

513 days of price history and 198 days of look-ahead.

By default, Price (in orange), Upper Channel (grey, equivalent of Z-Score 1), and Lower Channel (grey, equivalent of Z-Score -1) are displayed. On the right side of the chart, you will find an orange column with a number above it - this fills up the more overbought or oversold an instrument becomes relative to it's recent history. The number is reflective of the value of the column and can read anywhere between 0 and 100.

You can use the chart menu to overlay different support and resistance levels as well as 3 daily moving averages (20, 50, 200).

On certain charts, you can also toggle an alternate view, which graphs the chart of the instrument divided by it's benchmark (useful for relative analysis).

Below the chart, on the left, there is a panel that graphs the price deviation from each moving average, as a normalized value (Sigma).

You can also find the exact value of the Z-Score (Standard deviation from the mean distance) and the Medium - Term Trend right below. More info on the way we calculate each value is available in the User's Guide.

Below the chart, on the right, you can find our 1 year Price Target, along with the current Percentage Distance to the target (or what you could expect to earn in a year if fully invested in that instrument).

Right below these is a Daily Risk Range indicator, which makes it clear where the current price sits between the closest support and resistance levels.

See the interactive User’s Guide for more details.