TradeRead Charts

Every chart on TradeRead is drawn by our own engine: the interactive widget you analyse from, the captures the AI reads, and the images posted to X. It was written from scratch rather than licensed, so nothing about how a chart looks or behaves depends on a third party — and it is published for anyone to use.

Live and interactive — pan, zoom, switch the indicator panel. This is the same build the library ships.

What is in it

• Candlesticks and volume, with adaptive price and time scales.
• An indicator panel — EMA, VWAP and Bollinger Bands as overlays; RSI, MACD and Stochastic in their own sub-panes.
• Drawing tools — trend line, horizontal line, rectangle, Fibonacci retracement, text, and a measure tool that reads distance in both price and percent.
• Symbol search, light and dark themes, crosshair, pan and zoom.
• No dependencies. One <script> tag, no build step, no bundler.

Install

npm install traderead-charts

or drop it straight into a page — @1 tracks the newest 1.x, so this snippet cannot go stale the way a pinned one does:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/traderead-charts@1/src/traderead-charts.js"></script>

Where it lives

Source on GitHub  ·  Package on npm  ·  Documentation and examples

Licence

Free for personal and commercial use under the TradeRead Charts Community Licence, which asks only that the “Charts by TradeRead” notice stays visible and links back here. A Pro build with unlimited indicators and custom timeframes is available — get in touch.

The library is one half of what we do. The other is the reason it exists: TradeRead AI reads these charts and publishes a conditional scenario for each one — confirmation, invalidation, targets — and then checks every call against real exchange candles. The outcomes, wins and losses alike, are on the public track record.