jabber, I'm not mocking
My first degree is business and finance was my concentration. We were heavily ingrained into knowing that the efficient market hypothesis states that stock price movements are random, and cannot be predicted.
I would love to see an example where this hasbeen proven wrong and that charts have shown the time, and amplitude of a movement before it occurs.
You're right, I don't "believe" in charting, but I am always open to learning and will admit that sometimes Idon't know crap about crap.
That alone is why I'm even having this conversation, I would love to see if it's worth my time to investigate. Everything I've seen says it's just a gamble and you've got to buy growth that's underpriced, or value to tangible assets.....
thanks