Dynamic Chart

The Dynamic Chart is where users go to visualize the bulk of their preferred alternative data values and data sources. After the user decides whether they want "Compound" or "Individual" modes as discussed above, users can now understand more about the Dynamic Chart.

As shown before, users simply need to select the keywords and data sources already curated for them if they want to visualize data.

If a term you want to look up or link to a company you've saved to your watchlist is not there, rest assured, you can "Quick Add" the term to your account!

Scrolling down, the "Quick Add" option is now right below.

For example, we see there aren't great options available for Tiktok values relating to Wingstop ( $WING ), so it might be worthwhile to add some. Navigate down and select the corresponding "Data Type" and "Value" to add the keyword to the stock on your account.

The value after adding will automatically display on the Dynamic Chart assuming it has a minimum threshold of hashtag volume. If you unselect a term you've added, it shows up purple. Selected terms currently in display show up light green, while auto-generated keywords TickerTrends generated show up gray.

Notice how some terms show up in red. These terms are terms that are likely to load slightly slower than other term shades and more likely to have little consumer search data. Important to be aware of that if you are trying to move faster!

The goal of the Dynamic Chart is to be able to visualize any number of data source trends for a company against each other in one easy to view format!

The available data sources are all on the left side and users can Quick Add any data they believe to be missing. Adjusting the Period and Moving Average will also help produce different views depending on the duration of historical information a user wants to see.