chart service

Chart Service

A company that sells charts of security prices. A chart service compiles information and composes a chart, usually on a monthly basis, in order to send to a client. It saves the client the time of creating a chart himself/herself and, as such, may expedite investment decisions, especially those made with technical analysis. However, chart service charts are often delayed by a few days, meaning that the chart does not display a security's most recently available information.

chart service

A firm selling graphs of security prices. A chart service records prices for a large number of securities or commodities and publishes charts at periodic intervals (generally on a monthly basis) for sale to investors. Subscribing to a chart service saves an investor considerable time; however, the charts often arrive a few days after the date of the last entry.

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A current chart or annual chart service that provides updates is, in our opinion, an easy way to comply.

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I quickly logged on to my Internet-provided stock chart service and saw that indeed Time Warner's stock was up more than four-fold in just the past three years or so, and had risen at a 27% annual rate since Gerry Levin took over from the late Steve Ross in 1992.

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