Has Anyone Heard of Technical Analysis in Seattle, Washington?

I am attempting to find out if a particular at-home job opportunity is for real or not. I have attempted to find a website for the Technical Analysis. I do get a bite that shows me a map of where I can find their location, but little more. I am wondering if anyone in this area can verify that this is indeed a company. I prefer to play this one safe. If it would help, I can add the email that I received from the company. Any additional information or advice would be greatly appreciated.

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on the financial new chart how can I see the technical analysis and the moving average?

Yesterday i could select a stock, select technical analysis and choose a moving average and see the chart with the graph. Now there is no way to see this info. I use this info to trade stocks. Can you put this function back in the chart as an option. Thanks

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What software can you recommend for an amateur day trader that is focused on Technical Analysis? ?

Can Day Trading be a hobby, or does it need to be a full time job? I have been educated on technical analysis, but it has been some years since then. Now that I have the means to get involved in the markets, I am limited on time. I have been brushing up on my TA skills and knowledge but I am curios as to which are the best tools, software and vendor to trade with. Thank you in advance fr your answers.

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Is it possible to find the float of a stock using technical analysis? If so, how?

I’m a novice trader and wanted to know if there was a way to find the float of a stock using technical analysis. If not then how do you find the float of a stock?

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What is a good book for technical analysis?

I was wondering if anyone knew or could recommend a good book on technical analysis. Hopefully something that is not too long and dry but perhaps easy for a beginner to read and understand important key concepts.

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Which is the best technical analysis method?

For commodities and stocks which is the best technical analysis method which for at least 70 % of the time gives consistent profits. Please let me know, thanks!

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What kind of investors use Technical Analysis and Fundamental Analysis?

Do daytraders use Technical Analysis only, or is a mixture? I know long term investors use Fundamental Analysis but do long term investors use Technical Analysis too?

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What is the best way to learn stock charts? (technical analysis)?

There are web sites but they require money. I am looking for a way to learn without paying money.
I want to learn the art of technical analysis. Thanks.
thanks, I saw that book online.

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Which is the best Technical analysis software for stocks?

Am looking for a technical analysis software that can help me analyse intraday and daily stock data and based on parameters (signals) allow me to shortlist stocks for further analysis. Details on software and cost and your experience would be really helpful.

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Is there any practical-mathematical method to evaluate stock using technical analysis?

There are some methods to evaluate a company using fundamental data during past n years. This method is good for long term investing rather that short-term trading.
I think that technical analysis has a better effect on short-term trading.
I wonder if there are any mathematical method to combine the results of technical charts such as stochastic or RSI or MACD to come up with a single number for a stock?
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I’m not looking for technical charts , I’mlooking for a mathematical combination of these charts to come up with a single number for a company.

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