A Visual Tool to Forecast When Prices Go Up and Down
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Note: This tool is NOT to be used for financial advice.The chart has the graph of close prices for your ticker symbol, along with red and green dots.
A green dot means the close price of your ticker symbol may rise at a later time.
A red dot means the close price of your ticker symbol may drop at a later time.
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How this tool forecasts price fluctuation
A green dot on the black line means the price is likely to go up in the future, and a red dot on the black line means the price is likely to go down in the future.
If there is a colored dot on the last end of the black line, then there is a likelihood that the price will move in the future according to the color of the dot.
Features of the chart for the price fluctuation forecaster
- When hovering on a green dot, there appear:
- a date and time
- the close price for that date and time
- a score, which is a count of the number of red dots with a close price greater than the close price for that green dot. Only the next 10 red dots after that green dot are considered.
- an average profit, which is the average of the differences between each of the close price for the next 10 red dots and the close price for that green dot.
- When hovering on anywhere else on the graph (a red dot or a black line without a dot), there appear:
- a date and time
- the close price for that date and time
- On the upper right side above the plot area, there are a number of icons that can be used to manipulate the graph. On hovering on each one, the name for its function will be shown. These function names are as follows:
- Download plot as a png
- Zoom
- Pan
- Box Select
- Lasso Select
- Zoom in
- Zoom out
- Autoscale
- Reset axes
- Toggle Spike Lines
- Show closest data on hover
- Compare data on hover
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