What Is Box Size? When it comes to Point and Figure charts (P&F), the box size refers to the price increment that determines when a new “X” or “O” is added to the chart. This technique ...

Once you know how to read them, point-and-figure charts clearly show market action. A rising column of Xs shows that there is excess demand, a falling column of Os shows that there is excess supply.

A point and figure chart can offer all of that to us. We can place our stops for longs just under the last column of O's. As long as there is no reversal that breaks that low, we stay in the trade.

Non-U.S. equities, for example, appear to be forming a relative-strength bottom. Chart 2 presents the ratio of Vanguard’s All-World ex-US ETF (VEU) to the S&P 500 (SPY) using 3% box size ...

Financial Terms By: p Point and figure chart A price-only chart that takes into account only whole integer changes in price, i.e., a 2-point change.

A resistance channel has formed between $82 and $84 a barrel for oil traded in New York based on patterns in a point and figure chart, said analysts at the Villanova, Pennsylvania-based Schork ...

A high pole on a point and figure chart formed from mid-October to the beginning of November, as shown by a column of Xs, which was followed by a reversal, as shown by Os. A 45 degree resistance ...