if you want to tie yourself up in stocks that are constantly...

if you want to tie yourself up in stocks that are constantly moving, then effectively you are a daytrader. before you even consider it you should spend $5k minimum doing a proper course and probably double that on decent software. would be the best thing you could do to give yourself a fighting chance.

otherwise just be happy being an "investor" and that requires patience. if you switch your chart over a decent timeframe, use candles and take a monthly view zyl still is in a decent bottoming curve shape. imho weekly and even monthly pictures are far more reliable in being a true guide to market sentiment. on a day by day basis anything can happen.