Chart Aggregation

Chart aggregation defines how price data is grouped into bars on a chart. Depending on the aggregation type, each bar is formed based on time, number of trades, or price movement. The following articles explain how each aggregation type works and how to set it up:

  • Time Charts: Bars are formed at fixed intervals (for example, every 5 minutes or 1 day).
  • Tick Charts: Bars are formed after a specific number of trades, highlighting trading activity.
  • Range Charts: Bars are formed when price moves by a specified amount, filtering out time and focusing on price movement. 
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