The San Francisco 49ers offensive line's new starting left guard may have been announced inadvertently by one of the team's stars.

The Mendoza Line was a term coined by a teammate of Mario Mendoza on the 1979 Mariners -- usually credited to Tom Paciorek or Bruce Bochte -- as a joke on the light-hitting shortstop, who typically ...

An inverse head and shoulders in QQQ and NDX signals bullish potential for high-beta tech, despite macro risks. Read why a 15 ...

A line chart connects a series of data points and is used by traders to monitor prices, currencies, indexes, and other data.

A line chart also helps you see short-term trends that can affect any asset. For example, you may see a steep decline related to a selloff, and you will see the stock’s recovery shortly thereafter.

Learn how to read the four main types of chart used by forex traders with our introduction to candlestick, HLOC (bar), line and mountain charts.

Learn how to create Wall Street Journal-style charts in Excel, including line charts, radar charts, and heatmaps, with this guide by Kenji ...

Discover how analysts study stock charts to discern trends that they believe can predict future share price movements.

Learn how to ignore zero values in Excel charts with step-by-step tips to create clean, accurate, and professional visuals.

Learn how to read candlestick charts with this guide, covering key patterns like Doji, Hammer, and more to help analyze market trends and price movements.

Last year, we used ratio charts to forecast the Dow Jones and Nifty reaching 39,000 and 23,400, respectively, and both indices have since surpassed those levels. The Nifty/Dow ratio suggests a dip ...