Regression channels, volatility bands, benchmark correlation and forward probability cones — the quantitative toolkit, built into the charting workspace and explained in plain English.
The Statistical module adds 19 indicators and 5 drawing tools: least-squares regression lines and channels, standard-deviation and z-score bands, alpha, beta and correlation against any benchmark, price-distribution profiles, and volatility cones that project a probable range forward.
Traders who think in numbers — regression, dispersion, correlation and probability — and want them on the same chart as everything else, no spreadsheet export.
The 65-strong indicator library now includes a full statistical suite — regression, standard deviation, z-score, alpha, beta, correlation and price distribution — plus five drawing tools for regression channels, probability cones and distribution profiles.
Research and education only — not trade signals, not advice. These are standard statistical measures computed on price history; nothing here predicts the future.
Draw the trend's line of best fit — and the channel around it.
Anchor a least-squares regression line across any range, wrap it in standard-deviation bands, or let the rolling versions — slope, intercept, trailing and exponential regression — track the trend as an indicator.
Measure how far price stretches, and where it spends its time.
Plot rolling standard deviation and a z-score to see how stretched a move is, or bin a range into a price-distribution profile that marks the point of control and value area.
See how a stock moves against the index you choose.
Point any of six tools at a benchmark symbol — alpha, beta, R-squared, correlation, Pearson correlation and lead/lag cross-correlation — and read the relationship as a rolling line.
Project a likely range forward, and smooth out the noise.
Drop a probability cone to fan a volatility range into the future, box a horizon with a probability box, or run signal-processing transforms — Fisher, Hilbert and Inverse Fisher RSI — plus a slope-divergence detector.
The full Statistical suite ships with Pro, alongside the astro research suite, Price Geometry, Cycle Suite and institutional flow data.
No. Each tool is a one- or two-click drawing or a toggle in the indicator list — the math runs for you, and the docs explain what each measure means and how traders read it.
Type a ticker (SPY by default) into a comparison indicator and the workspace fetches and time-aligns that symbol automatically. Alpha, Beta, R-Squared, correlation and cross-correlation then compute against it, and several can share one fetch.
The Price Distribution tools are our own implementation of time- and volume-at-price profiles, with point-of-control and value-area lines. Construction details may differ from other packages; we are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any third-party author or charting service.
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