Candlestick Chart
Candlestick charts demonstrate four essential characteristics of numerical data as functions of time: the observed value at an initial moment, the observed value at a final moment, and the highest and lowest observed values during that time period.
Candlestick charts demonstrate four essential characteristics of numerical data as functions of time: the observed value at an initial moment, the observed value at a final moment, and the highest and lowest observed values during that time period.
Each candlestick and wick represents a specific moment in time (day, month, year). The lower bound of each box is the initial value observed for a variable at that specific moment in time. The upper bound of the box represents the final or closing value for the variable at that specific moment in time. Finally, the lower and upper wick represent the lowest observed value and the highest observed value of the variable at that specific moment in time, respectively.
