P&F Charts Widget

With this widget on your homescreen, you're just a click away to check all your favorite 'Point & Figure' charts ...

★★★ CLICK on the widget => update and/or go to the next P&F chart ★★★
★★★ DOUBLE CLICK => enter the widget settings ★★★
★★★ TRIPLE CLICK => zoom-in + data + news on the stock ★★★

THIS IS A LARGE WIDGET (it would not make sense to have a small widget for P&F charts) =>
4x4 cells minimum (4 horizontal - 4 vertical) required by this widget !!!

You can resize the widget to your taste if you have Android 4.0 and above.
You can add more than one widget on the same or different homescreens.

★★★ P&F Pattern Alerts ★★★
Whenever a common chart pattern has been detected, we will display an "alert" with the name of that pattern near the top of the chart:

★★★ What are 'Point & Figure charts' ??? ★★★

The technique is over 100 years old. "Hoyle" was the first to write about it and showed charts in his 1898 book, The Game in Wall Street. Point & Figure charts consist of columns of X's and O's that represent filtered price movements. X-Columns represent rising prices and O-Columns represent falling prices.

Each price box represents a specific value that price must reach to warrant an X or an O. Time is not a factor in P&F charting. These charts evolve as prices move. No movement in price means no change in the P&F chart.

In classic 3-box reversal charts, column reversals are further filtered requiring a 3-box minimum to reverse the current column. The 3-box Reversal Method is the most popular P&F charting method.

P&F charts provide a unique look at price action that has several advantages. P&F charts:

- Filter insignificant price movements and noise
- Focus on important price movements
- Remove the time aspect from the analysis process
- Make support/resistance levels much easier to identify
- Provide automatic and subjective trendlines

I hope that you’ll enjoy this little widget and that it will save you time going through your favorite P&F charts...

Please get back to me with some feedback,

Regards,

cousinHub
WaveStock.com