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Anonymous

13 Aug 2020

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General Investing

How does a "fluctuating-but-overall-steady-increase" stock graph translate into an exponential graph for net-worth growth?

Trying to learn the benefits of early investing but this relation makes no sense to me. Help anyone please.

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Maisul

13 Aug 2020

Youtuber at Google (Channel : Say Do Invest)

I am assuming you are reffering to technical analysis charts?

And you are looking for a stock with high exponential growth?

In my opinion analyzing company financial's and using various valuation methods and doing in depth research works better than using technical analysis.

Dont get me wrong tehcnical analysis is also important but in my opinion the above works better than just reading graphs.

Just my two cents.

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