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Conclusion - Top 5 Reasons to Try Chart Advisor

  1. Introduction to Five Chart Patterns You Need to Know
  2. Symmetrical Triangle
  3. Ascending/Descending Triangle
  4. Head and Shoulders
  5. Double/Triple - Bottom/Top
  6. Minimizing Risk
  7. Maximizing Your Return in Up or Down Markets
  8. Conclusion - Top 5 Reasons to Try Chart Advisor

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Top 5 Reasons to Try Chart Advisor

  1. Investing using a system is better than investing with your gut.
  2. Technical trading focuses on a shorter-term time horizon, so you know sooner whether your investments have paid off.
  3. Even if you decide that trading isn't for you, you can always apply the knowledge you've gained to value investing as an extra piece of information.
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