[BlindMath] What do you use for drawing conclusions from charts, for example from price actions?

[gmelconian619 at gmail.com]

There  is something like this but I don't know how well it will work in real
time.  Its a site for accessible charting and historical  analysis.   Let me
see if I can find it in my archived emails and post it for you later  on.  

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Subject: [BlindMath] What do you use for drawing conclusions from charts,
for example from price actions?

Hi,
I've been reading up on trading, and one of the things I've noticed is that
sighted people use the price action (which is a chart displaying how the
prices have mincreased/decreased in a period) to quickly draw conclusions.
For example, "in the last 3 days, the price has reached to around $3.5 and
then dropped to around $2.2." or "the price has gone up for about 15 minutes
after the market opened, and then it has gone down."
These things are very quick to see in a chart, but you don't necessarily get
these insights if you were to have the data in a table.
What do you use for drawing insights from data like this, where
visualization seems to provide answers very quickly?
Thanks,
Parham
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