Re: Free charting software? I have 3 free charting programs - Hubb Investor, Incredible Charts and Pro Charts Egoli. I usually only use the first two, but for different things. However, I have since noticed that all three of these programs show inconsistencies with the opening, high, low and closing prices.
When I select a stock two programs will show the same numbers, but when I select a different stock, a different two will agree. I assume this has something to do with the pre-open and after market close, but I'm not sure how this would make different programs agree at different times. I've been using a program called Hubb investor (ww.hubb.com) which i think is definitely enough for beginners and especially paper trading. It has free data which is heavily delayed but is fine for end of day traders. And you could moniter stocks using yahoo or google finance if u need to. Very easy to install and use, i cant fault a thing about it cause its free. You can chart in bar, candlestick, point n figure.
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There are several indicators including moving averages, bollinger bands etc. And u can also put moving average on the volume chart too which i find very useful.
Has a few drawing tools, lines and text on ur charts and save them. It even has a portfolio manager to paper trade with.