Uhhhh..... "Lieutenant" ? "... what is happening INSIDE Baltia" is exactly what is producing the chart pattern being patiently explained for you by the analyst.
TA ( Technical Analysis ) is predicated on the theory that price action - reflected on a chart - is the summation of what investors know, or think they know, about what is going on INSIDE a company at any given moment and are, thus, buying or selling in response to that knowledge, or presumption of possessing said same.
Sometimes they're wrong; most of the time they're right. That's why TA has about 75-80% success rate, when it's used properly, as any tool must be.
The fatal flaw of Fundamental Analysis is that it tries to apply static analysis to a dynamic model. Won't work, except at those lucky moments when the FA and the TA are in sync; essentially, the stock market equivalent of "Stopped Clock Syndrome". (i.e. "right twice a day" )
