/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57602918
>Oh, so you know where the bottom is before it happens
>>>>>what is predicting a support

>even if you forget about the stock
I don't forget about things I'm interested in because I'm not a hobbyist or part-time. I take notes, make lists and check things regularly especially if I intend to take a position in something. Literally a skill issue.

>How do you do it?
I'm know how to use memelines instead of shaking my fist at something I'm bad at and saying it's stupid.

Don't be so defensive dude, there's no shame in have a weakness and TA is clearly yours if you think Fundamentals are all that matters. Your FA may be phenominal in which case good on you, you can make a lot of money, but there's more than one way to skin a cat.
Besides, I never said I can perfectly time tops and bottoms so don't strawman me. Nobody can do that, but you seem to be trying or have tried while not having the focus to even remember what stocks you like lmao which is probably why you lose money as a swingoid instead of taking a realistic and practical approach to TA.

Good luck in your FA. It is completely viable, but not the only way. I agree it is far more important for individual stocks especially micro caps, but TA is still invaluable on the underlying resource and can very much be used to predict things that will completley overhwlem an individual company in the short to intermediate term, regardless of fundamentals.