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Originally posted by donkhorsepower
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All, (and I mean all ) of the software are just tools to display and sort the data into something that you can interpret and make sense of. Some of the charters get very excited with many (too many mostly) indicators that just confuse the data:that persists . As I said previously, keep it simple and see if you can identify trends in stocks that interest you. I always recommend to beginners to seek out stocks that are rising consistently, and then look for patterns in those stocks that have these 'perfect curves'. Once you get a feel for how these stocks look, then you can add in more complexity as you get a handle on things. But recognising a stock that is moving in a nice curve is an essential skill that takes time to get bedded down.
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I am MAC too, been looking charting software the runs on my machine without putting parallels on it. THe basic charting on investing.com.au work ok but very basic
