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.NETFramework4.8

ComponentOne FinancialChart for WinForms supports financial stock chart types including Kagi, Renko, HeikinAshi, Line Break, Candlestick, HighLowOpenClose, and more.

Published
Sep 25, 2023
3y ago
Total Downloads
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dotnet add package C1.Win.FinancialChart --version 4.8.20232.620
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.NETFramework4.8

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About

ComponentOne FinancialChart for WinForms supports financial stock chart types including Kagi, Renko, HeikinAshi, Line Break, Candlestick, HighLowOpenClose, and more.

Key Features:

  • Chart type: change a line chart to a scatter chart or any other chart type.
  • Range selector: adjust the FinancialChart's visible range of data at runtime.
  • Trend lines: visualize trends in data and analyze the problems of prediction.
  • Tooltips: display chart values using tooltips.
  • Header and footer: use simple properties to set a title and footer text.
  • Legend: change position of the legend as needed.
  • Line break: illustrate the price changes of an asset or market using lines or vertical boxes.
  • Annotations: mark important events or news attached to a specific data point on financial charts
  • Moving average: analyze data points through a series of averages of different subsets of entire data set.
  • Indicators: analyze and predict trends in price and volume momentum of trading instruments using technical indicators.

Learn more at www.grapecity.com/componentone-financialchart.

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Changes from Previous Version

No structural changes between v4.8.20232.611 and v4.8.20232.620.

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