Price and time series charts
Line chart
A continuous line connecting data points over time. Best for tracking a single metric over time with clean visual clarity.Area chart
A line chart with the area below the line filled in. Good for emphasizing cumulative growth or portfolio value over time.Baseline chart
A line chart with a horizontal baseline (typically zero or a reference value). The area above the baseline is colored differently from the area below, making it easy to spot periods of outperformance and underperformance.Bar / histogram chart
Vertical bars representing value at each time period. Useful for volume, earnings, or any discrete periodic data.Candlestick chart
Shows OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) for each period as a candle. Green candles indicate the price closed higher; red candles indicate it closed lower. The standard chart for price action analysis.Technical analysis charts
Trade setup chart
A candlestick chart with overlaid annotations for trade analysis — entry price, stop-loss level, take-profit target, Fibonacci retracement levels, support/resistance zones, and trendlines. Use this to plan or review a trade.Multi-series overlay
Multiple data series plotted on the same time axis with optional secondary y-axis. Use for comparing assets, overlaying an indicator on a price chart, or plotting two correlated series.Statistical and analytical charts
Scatter chart
Individual data points plotted on x/y axes. Best for showing correlation between two variables — for example, a stock’s P/E ratio vs. its earnings growth across a sector.Stacked bar chart
Multiple bar series stacked on top of each other. Useful for showing composition over time — for example, sector allocation in a portfolio or revenue breakdown by segment.Choosing a chart type explicitly
Mobius selects a chart type automatically based on context. To override, include the chart type in your request:"... as a candlestick chart""... as a line chart""... as a bar chart""... scatter plot""... stacked bar chart"