Camden Bob,
I have always looked at fundamentals first when choosing a stock as an investment opportunity.
The fundamental strength of a company usually comes from past & present performance with new information often only released as needed but always considered naturally.
Charts also work with past & present data except they are updated continuously as trading occurs & give a plethora of indicators & information about what is going on in the market...which is important imo after our fundamental analysis bought us to the company.
I know that charts can be daunting (I have a lot to learn:) but the more boxes that I can tick when choosing when to pour money into a company the better imo.
I posted this chart since I want to buy some more this week but being a learner can't choose wich way it's about to go:) Maybe I'll wait until the MAE 5 clears the MAE 15 again or for the top Bollinger to be breached again or both.
At least I'm trying to learn:)
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