It is really quite amusing, they pride themselves on what...

It is really quite amusing, they pride themselves on what "happened", anyone can be an expert on "what happened".
They pick the highest point in price and use that as a reference to tell us look how much it came off, as if it is such an insight that they possess.
They take the part of the graph that suits them so they can lecture us with agendas.
I saw a commentary on charting from a lecturer trying to explain why the graph qualifies as a double bottom, only to find a new low a few weeks after the explanation, in the same vein he will pick what parts of the graph suits his agenda and hopes people swallow it.
“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." I wonder who made that quote.
From the posts so far "misinformation" is so widely practised that it has become a fine art.