Charting Software

Hey Guys!

Would anyone know of some nice software one would use to produce some nice charts of the NZX?

I'm currently using google but it's kinda clunky

any ideas?

Thanks
Sam

Try Yahoo Finance. They seem to have a very
comprehensive site

its similar to google finance, good but I'm really looking for some software rather than a website.

Thanks though :)

I'll give it a look, I've been using yahoo because it seems to keep the indicators I have set from chart to chart which is handy where as google doesn't.

Cheers

Also try a local service provided by - www.findata.co.nz

I've been looking at that the last couple of days and I quite like it, it gives very recently charted data unlike yahoo or google which can lag by a few days sometimes, cheers landrover

Findata is pretty basic with no lines or graphics but if you take a snap of their chart and then draw the patterns in another programme you can get there. It's what I do these days.
They also provide portfolios and some analysis for free such as top 20 by vol/val/cap.

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Also try a local service provided by - www.findata.co.nz

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I am surprised that they do not now supply data from the ASX. I thought that they used to some years ago.

Just wondering what charting software people are using at the moment?

I have been enjoying tradingview.com Nice interface and easy to use

ASX and NZD data is on it's way very soon they tell me.... which will be very nice

For 99% of people incredible charts is more than adequate.
Can manually input the NZ tickers and create a watchlist for them

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Originally Posted by whipit

I have been enjoying tradingview.com Nice interface and easy to use

ASX and NZD data is on it's way very soon they tell me.... which will be very nice

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Just notice the NZX and ASX data is now live :-)

similar thread:
https://www.sharetrader.co.nz/showth...ht=tradingview

Does anyone know of any good (or even pretty good) charting software for Linux? Just getting back into this after a very long break and no longer use Windows.

There's some good stuff which is purely browser based and free/reasonable subscriptions. Have a look at Tradingview as an example

Yeah Tradingview looks good. I also stumbled upon a free open source charting package for Linux called Chart Geany. Haven't had much of a play with it but looks ok.

+1 for tradingview they even have 3rd party plugin indicators you can purchase.