Technical Analysis: the price chart next to your options analysis

The chart opens on the daily timeframe, as candles, with three things already loaded: volume as bars under the price, the 200-period simple moving average, and SuperTrend, the band that colours the background by trend. They are the three references you almost always want, so the page is useful from the first second with nothing to configure.

From there you have every tool: quick timeframes from one minute to daily with every other interval in the menu, the chart types (candles, bars, line, area), the full indicator library to add to the three preloaded ones, and the vertical drawing bar with trend lines, horizontal levels, Fibonacci, channels, text and a measuring tool. The camera icon saves the chart as an image.

The chart follows your app settings: language, time zone and light or dark theme all come from your account. The symbol comes from the app too, which is why it cannot be changed from inside the chart: it always shows the active symbol, so it cannot drift away from the rest of the analysis you are looking at on the same instrument.

It is not a charting platform trying to compete with the dedicated ones: it is the chart that was missing next to the options analysis. The value is that it lives in the same workspace as the chain, open interest, intraday volumes, GEX, implied volatility and the strategy builder, always on the same active symbol, with no tab switching and no risk of the tools drifting apart.

Two things are worth saying plainly. Indicators and drawings you add stay for as long as the page is open and are not saved, because there is no charting account to create behind it: if you need a drawing, you save it as an image. And for some instruments — CME futures, US cash indices and cash VIX — the chart shows the closest free equivalent, and says so with a badge on the page instead of leaving the symbol without a chart.