Tilt for technicals? ET.com brings the best charting software - absolutely free

If you invest in shares and wish to track every move of your stock, then EconomicTimes.com is the website you need to check out.

EconomicTimes.com (ET.com) is committed to enriching user experience by consistently innovating and bringing the best possible tools, especially with regards to the market.

If technical analysis is something that interests you, whether you are a trader or a student who wants to get his hands on the best-in-class software in the industry, then ET.com's technical charting application, available across devices, is something that will help you in taking quick decisions on the move.

ET users now have access to the best-of-the-breed technical charting applications, launched in collaboration with ChartIQ, which was named the best technical analysis tool in 2015 by Benzinga Fintech Awards.

The technical interface on ET.com website can help investors make relevant trading decisions, which is available to every user accessing the website, mobile or tablet absolutely free. The software has all the latest techniques to make the analysis simple and fast.

With over 80 studies and 12 drawing options, ET.com's technical charting software empowers its users to put their imagination at work, and use the most advanced tools in taking trading calls.


"I started trading a few days ago, and technical charting software on the EconomicTimes website is very useful," said one of the users. He added that market regulator SEBI and stock exchanges should take this kind of initiative to educate and improve the trading habits of the investors.

Intraday charts are also available with an interval of 15, 30 and 60 minutes. To make the job even simpler, we have introduced six technical screeners based on SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bank and Stochastic.

With the click of a button, it will automatically display stocks where the above screeners are relevant, thus making the analysis even simpler. The tool can be used for finding right stocks, and the information can immediately be used in making trading decisions.

Even on our company-specific pages, we annotate news, recommendations, corporate announcements, among others, on a single page to help users find the most relevant information.

Going a step forward, to make things even more interesting, ET.com has created a technical game -- Chart Mantra -- using the same application, which allows users to learn technicals and practise with real data in real environment.

The objective of the stock game is to make users learn the basics of technical analysis and apply it to the real markets. Any user can log in with his/her ID and start the game with the virtual money of Rs 1,00,000.

Happy investing with EconomicTimes.com!