Thana Prasongsin / Getty Images A line chart is a visualization of the closing prices of a security over time. A line chart graphically represents an asset's price over time by connecting a series ...

While column and bar charts are ideal for showing comparisons of a simple data set, line charts effectively display a linear trend over time. Here, you can see the number of goals a team has ...

The entire chart is made up of a line that is either thick or thin (or it can be red or green), either moving upward or downward, and then across to resemble a chart of block shapes. When the ...

A daily chart can be in the form of a bar, candlestick, or line chart. One daily chart, in conjunction with other daily charts, can comprehensively show the price action of a stock over a ...

One tool that can keep you on track is a burndown chart created in Microsoft Excel. These are line charts that compare the amount of estimated time to complete each task with the time actually ...

Charts can come in multiple styles, such as line, bar or candlestick charts and can overlay technical indicators such as moving averages, volume or the relative strength index. If you prefer to ...