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Nevron Chart for .NET is a professional charting component for .NET, featuring numerous business, scientific and financial charting types, gauges, VS design time support, AJAX support, built-in toolbar, flexible axes, and much more.

.Net Window Form Chart Components can be widely applied in many industry HMI applications, financial and insurance applications, scientific research and analytical applications, development-simulation applications

100% VCL native charting component with optional 100% SourceCode included.Support for Delphi up to 2005, C++Builder and Kylix. It provides of properties and methods to create hundreds of chart styles in 2D,3D and OpenGL. For Windows and the Web.

Visifire is a set of open source charts - powered by Microsoft Silverlight and WPF. Visifire is a multi-targeting control which can be used in both WPF & Silverlight applications.

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Triangle pattern is the most traded chart pattern in currency trading. There are three types of triangles most traded in currency trading.

FusionCharts Free helps you create free flash charts in your web applications. It supports a variety of chart types including bar, column, line, area, pie, doughnut (donut), combination, funnel, Gantt chart etc.

Manco.Chart for Compact Framework is the perfect solution to add the most advanced, feature rich charts to the applications written for .NET Compact Framework platform (Windows Mobile).

Create spectacular charts in ASP.NET projects without breaking the bank. ASP.NET support includes streaming, image maps, server-side events, temp file cleanup and much more. Get all the chart types and features you need at a down-to-earth price.

A JavaScript library for building interactive Org-Charts, specifically tailored for displaying a company's organizational structure