Thanks for the feedback. I also believe in doing your own research. I will show him your reply. Thanks, GR
if he has any question pls do invite him to signup here and feel open to ask any questions for we are very open here to try to help to the best of our knowledge. chahine
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As one of many tools it could be useful. I doubt there are too many technical trading only folks out there, but I could be wrong. It seems sort of stupid to limit yourself to mechanical trading. I mean stocks do have an "intrinsic value" and stocks are representative of company's earnings. There's no good reason to ignore one aspect of trading (fundamentals or techinicals) for the other.
i agree with u i believe that even though u do ur own research and so forth u are confident of a company. but a a software can give u better entry price and confirm ur analysis and help u maximize ur profit. IMHO chahine
It's good to use the technical indicators for entry and exit points. Unless your horizon is one year or more.