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Q: Now we have large cap companies taken down 10 to 20% if earnings top but guidance is not good enough for the analyst, i do not think it is the retail investor causing these drops, so what is the major concern of the big boys that they want out of these stocks, i know that they have made money on them but where does the cash go, are they just nervous like the little guy and want out.
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Read Answer Asked by eugene on February 05, 2026
Q: Just a quick question about prices on charts. Do you use log or simple for prices? Using log charts, you don't see the peaks and valleys as much as a simple chart. Also drawing long term trendlines connecting the previous bottoms gives you different support prices when using simple vs log. Is there one that you favor or people use more than others? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Keith on February 05, 2026
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