A Quick Note About the Chart Selection

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Folks, I’ve received a weird but maybe not so weird question. One of my readers emailed me and asked why the charts I use are not as “technically” detailed as the Bloomberg charts.

This is simple.

First and foremost, I do not own a Bloomberg terminal nor account nor would I spend the ridiculous fees for one since I am not a fund manager, day trader, or serious player in equities, commodities, etc.

Thus why do I use simple charts from StockCharts.com, TradingView.com, FinanceYahoo.com, etc.?

I want my readers to have the ability to independently verify and validate anything I post on their own, without expense. I give full credit every time to these services and feel they deserve it. But I’m not going to link to their work without recommending them to my readers and telling them to use their services without backing them 100%.