ShareScope charts are a key feature of ShareScope. They are fast, flexible and can be easily customised to your own specifications.

You can graph company results and forecasts, create and save share graphs to display varied formats of information, and graph the whole market instantly, something no other software can even attempt. Chart your portfolios by value or profit, and add the FTSE 100 or a choice of 100 other indices, or any of your own portfolios to a graph.

ShareScope charts are fast. All of the share price data is in your computer's memory so you can call up any chart instantly. You can scroll through all of the charts of the FTSE 100 in under 30 seconds using just the space bar. No internet charts can get anywhere near that speed. ShareScope also lets you zoom in on any time period in a graph, down to a few days.

If you like simple closing line charts with lots of white space or candlestick charts with lots of indicators and line studies you can set that up in ShareScope.

ShareScope charts are flexible and you can display the information you want in the style that you choose. Open, high, low, close bars, volume histograms, candlesticks, point and figure, renko, kagi and three line break are all possible with ShareScope. And if you like to use more that one type of chart, ShareScope lets you pre-set up to 12 different graph settings so that you can move quickly and easily from one type of graph to another.

You can also add any other share or index relative to the main graph. You can add up to four shares or indices at a time, so plot the FTSE 100, FTSE 350 Banks, Barclays and Lloyds against your own portfolio to benchmark your portfolio performance.

With ShareScope charts you can also add your own trend lines, moving averages, line studies and choice of over 60 analytical indicators. Add up to four analytic windows at the foot of each graph screen. For a full list of analytic indicators click here.

Scan the market for trend change patterns using Moving Average crosses, MACD, RSI and Volume. Combine this with fundamental criteria such as profits, P/E, PEG, Book Value, Brokers Consensus etc.