Live Forex Charts with Drawing Tools

Professional charting with the tools you actually draw with

The charting workspace runs on live prices with deep historical candles and timeframes from one minute to weekly. You get the full drawing kit — trendlines, horizontal and ray levels, channels, Fibonacci retracements and extensions, rectangles, text notes — plus indicators including moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, ATR, Ichimoku, Supertrend, VWAP and session, week and month VWAP bands.

Zone-based tools go further than a standard retail charting package: fixed range volume profile with POC, VAH and VAL, automatic order block detection, and an automatic chart pattern engine that fits channels, wedges and triangles to swing structure for you.

Bar replay and backtesting built into the chart

Bar replay lets you rewind any market and step forward candle by candle, placing manual trades as though you were live — the fastest way to build screen time without risking capital. Automated backtesting takes the same engine further: build rules visually with nested AND/OR conditions across 14 indicators and multiple timeframes, add ATR stops, risk-reward targets and trailing logic, then review every executed trade with entry and exit plotted directly on the chart.

A live watchlist sits alongside the chart with streaming quotes, and a collapsible side rail keeps indicators, drawings and the economic calendar within one click.

Frequently asked questions

Are these forex charts free?

Yes. Live charts, every drawing tool and every indicator are free and require no account. Bar replay and the strategy backtesting engine are free too, but need a free account — they stream deep history bar by bar.

What timeframes are available?

One minute, five minute, fifteen minute, thirty minute, hourly, four-hourly, daily and weekly, with deep history on each so you can zoom out for structure and in for entries.

Can I backtest a strategy on these charts?

Yes. Use bar replay for manual, discretionary backtesting, or the visual rule builder to define entry and exit conditions and run an automated backtest with full trade history, win rate, profit factor and drawdown.

What is an order block and how does the indicator find it?

An order block is the last opposing candle before an impulsive move — often where institutional orders were filled. The indicator marks every unmitigated block across the visible history so you can watch for reactions when price returns.

What does fixed range volume profile show?

It bins traded volume by price over a range you select, then marks the point of control (the busiest price), and the value area high and low that contain 70% of activity — the levels price most often respects.

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