Thank you for explaining what the white lines mean. Now, how about doing the same for the red, green and brown ones?
well there is a squiggly white line and a squiggly orange/brown line
the squiggly white is the running simple moving average for the most recent 7 candles; so its value at any given point in time is the closing price, plus the previous 6 closing prices; divided by 7
the squiggly orange/brown is the thirty period simple moving average; same concept but the past 30 candles of closing price data for each calculation.
then there are the candles
the candles have an upper wick which extends to the highest price for that candle period; the lower wick to the lowest price for the candle period
then the candle has a main body; the top and bottom of which are the open and close price for that period; if the candle is red close is on bottom; if green close is on top
then there are the two squiggly lines to the right; green and red; they represent "depth of market"; which is a graphical representation of the bids and asks currently on the order book times their respective cumulative volumes; where bids and asks are y axis; cumulative volume is x axis
the bars at the bottom represent volume; and again they are color coded red if close is less than open; else green
the small yellow triangle is the last price paid