TTT chart thread, page-823

"people like you", oh please tell me wise sage what am I like seeing as you appear to know so much about me. I personally favour fundamentals but believe they are much more powerful combined with review of price and volume analysis. My professIon for about 20 years now has involved fundamental assessments of companies on a day to day basIs, but I stIll believe it is more valuable when combIned in the context of market partIcIpants' actIons, whIch after all is what technIcal analysIs is fundamentally about. Trading and investing is nothing to do with absolutes but probabilities and risk/reward. Any tools that provide that edge are useful. I never belIeve I have the abIlIty to predIct anythIng wIth certainty as you Imply (another baseless negatIve comment whIch dIdnt add anythIng of value to the discussIon). It would be foolIsh to think that.

As far as TTT goes I like the picture. I bought at $1.15 and sold at $2.70. The reasons I made those decisions included analysis of both. I'm not adverse to buying back in but I have reallocated capital already, as for the time being I felt like value had run its course and I saw opportunities I preferred. With the benefIt of hindsight, that decIsIon has so far yielded superior compound returns.

Why not take the more constructive approach and consider the alternate views as a way to test your own theories and confirm your own investment thesis than engage in put downs that add little to the discussion?