A candlestick chart shows how a price opened, closed, and how far it swung in between - one candle per period. It is the standard view for reading momentum in stock, forex, and crypto data.
The body spans the opening and closing prices, and the thin wicks above and below reach the period's high and low. By convention the candle is colored one way when the price closed higher than it opened, and another way when it closed lower.
Each point needs a date and four numbers: open, high, low, and close. Bind your collection and point the Date, Open, High, Low, and Close properties at the matching fields.
They show the same four values. Candlesticks make the open-to-close range easy to spot, while OHLC bars stay readable when you are plotting a lot of periods at once.
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