stock charts
Stock enthusiasts are always trying to keep up with the status of their investments and to do so; they require a comprehensive platform with all relevant data displayed in an easy-to-understand manner. However, investors are not the only ones interested in keeping up with stock market developments, companies need to keep track of how their shares are doing in different markets around the world. To effectively display the data associated with these stocks, you need to be able to visualize this data, and that’s where financial charts come into the picture.
We can look at financial charts from two angles, the first from the angle of a publicly traded company and the second from that of an investor. The first graph is easy to create. We start by color coding each action and providing the actual names in the legend box. We then keep the monthly, weekly or daily count on the x-axis and prices on the y-axis, we can then plot a color coded line chart illustrating the fluctuation in the stock price and a breakdown option can be included to read information such as the highest stock price on that day and which market has seen the highest stock price on that particular day or month. these charts make the job of tracking a lot easier and on top of that these charts are incredibly simple to understand and perfect even for the layman without any technical knowledge.
When we look at financial charts from a company perspective, we find that executives are interested in tracking their stocks as prices rise and fall in markets around the world. This chart is also a line chart and each of the markets can be color coded to produce a different colored streak when plotted. The X axis can be made to illustrate the time period and the Y axis can be used to plot prices. Once this is done, a set of different colored stripes will illustrate the condition of the company’s stock in markets around the world. A number of conclusions can be drawn from the study of such a map. The main thing, of course, is how its stock is doing in different parts of the world, but in addition to this we can also read, via breakdown options, the strongest stock in that market or even the highest price and lowest of its actions in a day or a week from which the average figure has been extracted.
