Chrishust
03:18
Great post to identify the differences in bearish share chart patterns the false breakout is a particular problem with value investing. In detail, an investor in $Microsoft(MSFT)$ may see a chart and view it’s in decline when the volumes are actually low. Another good example is $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ which is also in decline over low advertising volumes
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