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[penelopelv11]

Was wondering, is there any "best" timeframe to be looking at when trying to analyze the various charts? Do you use a certain scale (i.e., 1 day, 1 month, 1 year, etc.) when looking for specific things to tip you off about where a stock might be heading? Are there advantages/disadvantages for using the various scales?

I'm quite interested in figuring these charts out and just received my CD in the mail yesterday, but only had time to get through the introduction and a little bit beyond that. Sorry if the above questions are answered there http://www.stockmarketcats.com/images/smilies/tongue.gif I'm planning to give it a good watching before Monday rolls around!

[ahonepewafafo]

i look at a one year when scanning to find ones i like. after i get my list i look at the ones i like real close and look at 2 and 3 year charts. prime example when tdcp ran from .01 to ..32 which is 3200% one year chart was ok however greencat said "paul look at the 2 year chart" and thier was a perfect cup and handle the best i have ever seen. greencat said this is gonna explode and yes it did. so i always check 2 and 3 year chart since then. during day i watch a 15 minute chart when not alot of volume when stock is getting hammered i watch a 5 minute chart. hope this helps

[fxaqeoc]

it will for me it was like damn i was making it to hard. i looked at a chart and it all fell togather but it did not happen over night. you will get so you can glance at one and know withen seconds if it needs a closer look. like everything else takes time and practice

[Basirtync]

Cat how long have you been doing this? I feel like I'll never have the full knowledge you have.