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Stock charts can feel like lines demanding a decision: buy, sell, or do nothing. First, see one as a record of price moving over time, not a prediction machine. Like a cricket score, it shows momentum, but cannot guarantee the result. Technical analysis studies price and trading activity for clues about what may happen next. Read the trend: is price moving up, down, or sideways? Check support and resistance-areas where price has often struggled to move through. Volume, or trading activity, adds context; it can strengthen a clue, but never proves it. The same pattern can produce different outcomes. A chart is not an answer to whether you should buy. It is a way to judge direction, strength, and risk. Use it to frame a trade, then consider research and control your risk. Read the trend, check the evidence, and treat a chart as probability, not a promise.