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I think its a ridiculous post.
Charts CAN be almost entirely accurate. Fundamentals CAN be almost entirely accurate.
Depending on when you read them, what you are looking for, they are absolutely essential and to say otherwise is to disregard data, figures and facts in anothre visual form.

I read the charts and made 400% in a few days on this one. Had i have used fuindamentals alone i would have bought in at probably the same time.

What was wriutten about in the first post is an excelent observation of investor sentiment - in a visual form other than a number.

Investing is like driving a car - you nead to employ about 7 modes of interpretation at once, sometimes doubling up with your ears, eyes and touch.
Combined, the use of all your senses imporves you driving.
Correlate that to investing and you have mutlitudes of free flowing information and that means power - to make decisions and interpret various angles, not just 2 or 3 that you read and hear about through someone else having plotted their own senses...

Keep 'em coming eMark, many of us see value in others chartiung ideas whether they are right or wrong as they reval a process unlike our own most of the time.


Lautrec