Start with this and any other site contributions welcome

http://www.chartpatterns.com/symmetricaltrianglechartsstocks.htm

for brave traders

http://www.glomtc.com/

p+f wanabees


http://208.149.108.61/cgi-bin/foxweb.exe/fwuniv

for everyone

http://www.equis.com/Education/TAAZ/

TA teaching examples

http://www.indexia.com/icharts-frame.html

TA matters every bit as much as Fundamentals these days IMO

http://www.stockcharts.com

http://www.investtech.com/main/index.php

http://www.equis.com/Education/

http://www.candlecharts.com/

Sorry if these are repeats.

up to the top

empower yourself and get to know some TA

don`t get sucked into diddly stocks on downtrends by rampers and do your own research before you lose your pot

Thanks all. Very interesting sites. I am becoming more and more beguiled by charts.

From Bob Carver at marketclues. A very well respected chartist. I`m just copying a bit here so you don`t get too depressed re the stockmarket

**Although a lower low in the stock indices on Monday is likely and a retest of the lows also extremely likely on the 18th of the month, the high relative strength stocks have already or are in the process of bottoming right now and may be up significantly by retest time. Therefore, we think now is the time to buy bargain stocks that look good technically (i.e., those which show good accumulation on our Acc-Dist indicator). We are moving to a 100% invested recommendation (200% if you like to leverage your investments) for stock market investors at this time, which means that you should buy technically sound stocks on dips between now and the 18th. There are likely to be a lot of bargain hunters buying Tuesday, so we could very well see a multi-hundred point rally in the Dow get started and finish this week, so it should be a volatile week for traders. Investors should look for those gemstones as stocks are tossed out with the garbage (and there are a lot of garbage stocks which are being tossed out!). **

I LOVE retracements (dips) in an uptrend. Look for them and work out support and resistance and off you go towards an independent decision