I've seen a lot of terrific charting here at Slope. Everyone has their favorite indicators and methods, which taken together usually tell the story with reasonable accuracy. My personal favorite (which I don't see a lot of unfortunately) is the intermarket spread, or ratio, chart. When the market makes a powerful move or takes out a key level, we're all trained to look for confirmation. Whether it's volume or your favorite momentum oscillator, we need tools to tell us whether a lower low is going to stay that way or is in fact ripe for reversal. Spread charts are an awesome ancillary indicator that I don't see chartists use enough. Part of what's cool about them is the securities observed can be customized to fit the focus of traders at a particular moment.
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