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Daily/Weekly/Monthly Contract will plot prices for that specific contract.for Commodity Contracts, you may also select a chart for the Contract, Nearest Futures Contract, or a Continuation chartĬommodity charts have three additional frequencies for Daily, Weekly and Monthly data: Contract, Nearest, and Continuation.For Frequency, choose from Intraday, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.Time Frame - determines the period (Frequency) and amount of data that will be displayed on the chart (Time Period and Start/End Dates).Volume On - displays or hides the volume for the symbol.Bar Type - choose from OHLC Bars, Candlesticks, Hollow Candlesticks, Line or Area.Simply select one from the list and the settings on the template will be applied to the current chart. If you are logged in to your My Barchart account, you will also see a drop-down list for any Chart Templates you've previously saved. This is where you can change the symbol, style, time frame, and other chart settings.
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Technical Charts have the option to create Spread Charts , with the ability to choose from a number of common spreads (such as Corn 1-2, Soybeans Crush, and Wheat Butterfly), or allowing you to enter your own custom spread calculation (supporting all futures, equities, index and forex symbols).Ī chart form resides below the chart. On futures charts, the horizontal purple line above the Volume bars represents Open Interest. When the price is unchanged compared to the previous price, Volume will show as a blue bar.A down day (where the price is less than the previous price) will show a red bar.An up day (where the price is greater than the previous price) will show a green bar.The vertical bars below the chart represent Volume and are color-coded to indicate market activity for the day: Each data point can be viewed by moving your mouse through the chart. When first displayed, a Technical Chart contains six months' worth of Daily price activity with the open, high, low, and close for each bar presented in a display box above the chart.