@ Cruisin No but a good place to start would be to have a go at charting the shares that have gained 10% or more which @Ravgnome scans for this thread each night. Start with a light background so you can actually see the price action. Put a black 8 exponential moving average, a blue 50sma, a red 200sma. You will then be able to compare them with the charts I do most nights. The only other thing you really need is learn how to draw a demand zone and supply level.. What we are looking for is a pivot high here in any three consecutive candles the centre one is the highest. This centre highest candle is a pivot high candle. Then we look for where buyers push price above the pivot high and draw a green line top and bottom of the preceeding candle to the one that pushed up above the pivot high. The top of the demand level is the buy signal and a stop goes just below the bottom line of the demand level. The distance between the top of the demand level and the bottom line of the supply level is our profit margin. Our Risk/Reward is also determined straight off the chart. So it is an important aspect of charting. Supply levels are also our price targets.
Feel free to ask any questions about charting on this forum because that is the quickest way to learn.
