Can't reverse a compliment, much like the strong technical downtrend in Azure.
I gain from being vindicated, because there's truly no better feeling than having views that are overwhelmingly against the grain, being told universally that you're wrong, but in the end, proven right.
I gain from knowing my comments could be highly informative to those that view knowledge as power.
And that's enough for me.
I'm more interested to know what posters get out of attacking myself for making calls on Azure that are logical, and based on the highly regarded scientific premise of Technical Analysis?
Like all things scientific, it won't be right 100% of the time, but compared to a gut feeling on Azure's Andover, or suger-coated company announcements, Technical Analysis is the easy winner. Plus hedge funds, institutional investors and algorithms (accounting for the overwhelming majority of market trades) will be using these technical levels to buy and sell, so it makes sense to know what they know.
The market will decide on the movement of Azure's share price, and nothing else.
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