What to know before you start.

It is a chart-first market-analysis workspace. It combines interactive charts, automatic trendlines and channels, signal chips, metric-rich watchlists, and sector and breadth views.

The Free tier includes charts, signals and two curated watchlists (India and US) with your own stars, columns and filters. Saved research reports can be read. Paid tiers come later.

No user-created watchlists, no adding symbols outside the curated set, no on-demand data refresh, no report generation, no read-aloud, no TradingView sync and no portfolio tracking. Those are planned for later tiers or later releases.

Channels are detected for every symbol on the list, and each row shows the signal class and distance to the channel line without opening the chart; PEG, Score and IR percentiles sit beside that chart. It is not a broker and has no order entry.

At launch, about 1,600 stocks: roughly 840 NSE-listed (with a handful of BSE-only listings) and about 780 NYSE and NASDAQ stocks. Coverage is curated and can change; ask if a symbol you follow is missing. Symbols outside the curated set cannot be added during the beta.

NYSE and NASDAQ.

They describe price behaviour around detected channel lines (rails). A close 0.1% to N% above a ceiling is a Breakout, 0.1% to N% below a floor is a Breakdown, a close within N% above a floor is Support, and a close held under the ceiling of a falling or flat structure is a Rejection, where N is your distance setting (8% by default). Signals are recomputed from end-of-day bars. Always inspect the chart, timeframe, and data freshness — see how a signal is computed.

PEG — forward PEG ratio, adjusted; lower is cheaper growth. Score — 0–10 composite of growth, value, quality and sector rank. IR3 / IR12 — 3- and 12-month information ratio as a percentile (0–100) against regional peers: a risk-adjusted relative-strength rank. Revenue — revenue trend strength, percentile versus peers. EBITDA — EBITDA margin trend, percentile versus peers (not growth). Rail — one line of a channel (ceiling or floor). MAJOR — the longest channel price still lives in; minor — any other live channel; dead — a channel price left more than a year ago and has not returned to. H&T — Headwinds & Tailwinds report. F&O — NSE futures-and-options eligible stocks; India list only.

No. Signals are machine-generated labels that help you inspect chart structure. They can be late, wrong, or incomplete. You decide how, when, or whether to act.

Prices come from a third-party market-data provider and stream while NSE and US sessions are open. The exchange’s official close replaces the last traded price shortly after the bell. Intraday (2H/4H) bars, channels, signals and watchlist metrics refresh after each session, so intraday charts are not tick-by-tick during the day. Every row and chart carries its own timestamp.

No. There are no alerts or notifications at launch.

Not at launch.

Watchlists put price, fundamental metrics, signals, earnings markers, Starred state, and NEW markers into one dense scan. You choose the columns and filters that fit your workflow. See Watchlists & Screening.

Generating new reports is planned for a later paid tier; saved reports can be read during the beta. The intended views include Earnings, Headwinds & Tailwinds (H&T), and Valuation with key numbers, verdicts, and guidance context. AI-generated analysis — verify before acting.

Join the early-access list with your email. The first 10–20 people are invited in small batches; joining does not promise an invitation date.

No payment details are required for the Free tier. Paid tiers are not yet available, and their prices remain TBA.

No. Chart in Motion is an independent product. TradingView is a trademark of TradingView, Inc. and is mentioned only to answer this question.

Use the Contact & Support page or email support@chartinmotion.com. Security reports can also follow the published security.txt.