Fundamental analysis tries to determine value and estimate the future market price based on a stock's underlying fundamentals. Technical analysis relies on charts to forecast prices. The goal of ...

As the picture to this article shows, I'm “rolling the dice” here. Well, sort of. I recently charted the S&P 500 (SP500)…all 500 stocks, one at a time…with a focus on weekly price patterns. My goal ...

This article will breakdown which metrics, charts or data points investors use to identify stock trends. For investors looking for an alternative or a supplement to traditional fundamental stock ...

Stock charts are key for technical trading. The use of a simple picture can tell you the story of a complex topic — and ...

A large part of my work over the last 25 years has been to teach my students and show the CMT and members that technical analysis is not a separate entity from the fundamentals of a company.

Most charts are useless, but these five can make you a better stock picker. Boiler bands. Head and shoulders. Death cross. Cup and handle. These are some of the terms associated with technical ...

Stock charts help traders measure the movement and momentum of a stock's up and down trading patterns. Reading stock charts can give you key insights into a company's perceived value. Key components ...

The stock market is often described as a battleground between buyers and sellers, and like any battle, it leaves behind telltale signs. For the savvy investor, those signs are printed directly onto a ...

Investors in the stock market tend to focus on two different ways to analyze stocks: fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Whereas fundamental analysis focuses on valuations and the underlying ...

If you prefer to leave math and graphs in your past with school, being a stock trader probably isn't for you. Stock traders fall into two categories, according to Angelo DeCandia, professor of ...