Some Chart Types You Can Build with dxFeed Data

This page presents multiple chart types that you can build using the dxFeed Aggregated Data Services. Various platforms define their own ways of displaying this information, and the following examples are only a subset.

The simple, basic type of chart, displaying just one data point for each specific moment in time. With the dxFeed Aggregated Data Services, this data point can be not just the price, but also volume, implied volatility or open interest. Any candle type can be used for this purpose depending on the needs (see Aggregated Services article in the dxFeed Knowledge Base).

Bar or candlestick charts are the most popular chart type, both with professional and non-professional traders.

These charts are independent of time and are determined only by price movement:

dxFeed allows you to configure and receive a new candle after any price change - please use price-based and price-momentum candles to display the Point and Figure chart. dxFeed candles also allow you to display OHLC and volume of every specific X or O.

This is one of the most popular chart types, allowing the viewer to concentrate only on price actions.

This is a type of chart that is built using just the price movement instead of both price and standardized time intervals like most charts. A new brick is created when the price moves a specified price amount, and each one is positioned at a 45-degree angle (up or down) to the prior brick. An "up" brick is typically colored white or green, while a "down" brick is typically colored black or red. Read more on Investopedia.

dxFeed Aggregated Data Services have Renko candles that allow you to define the Renko box size.

The Volume delta by price increment chart displays the bid or ask trade volume per every time-aggregated candlestick. The candlestick is divided into boxes per a specific price increment.

dxFeed provides all of the information required to draw such charts via price level candles, that allow you to:

Cumulative Delta chart shows the difference between buy and sell volume per a specific time aggregate. The data required for construction can be received via the standard dxFeed time-based candles.

Volume Profile provides you with tools for price action and trading volume analyses in parallel. To build charts of this type using dxFeed data:

Every dxFeed candle also carries respective bid/ask volume information, providing you with still more insights.

The options expiration frequency chart is an advanced chart useful to experienced option traders. It is supported by a limited set of platforms. The chart allows option traders to build such candlestick graphs that the time for aggregation depends on the frequency of option expiration:

You can use dxFeed option expiration candles to display charts of this type.

Market data contains information not only about realized trades but also about the orders waiting to be matched. Some advanced traders analyze the evolution of the order book, using this data to predict the future price movement.

dxFeed provides a special charting solution named ORCS to present data of this type on a graph. You can draw the Historical Market Depth graphs with any number of price levels and in historical periods receive updates of every price level with predefined frequency. Screenshot from dxFeed Bookmap platform is displayed below: