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that really depends on your goal, long term investment, short term trading. . etc

it's not just about the charts tho, you need to know what the overall market is doing, then what the top industries are, and then find a company within that industry that has good return on equity and earnings per share, how much profit it has been turning over the last few years.

then after all that you can start looking at the charts for buy and sell points. . your looking for the market to pull back, or correct it's self then that is when you get in and your sell point is the last support on the stock chart. . and if you turn a profit then I set a trail stop of 10% of my profit amount so that I can catch the big profits if the stock rally's.

hope this helps

HAVE A GREAT DAY


PS. it is really more about money management more then anything else. . I don't risk more then 2% or 3% of my total capital in one investment. and then my returns are usually 10-20% so that makes up for little loses