Stocks go up and they go down intraday, intramonth, intra year. NOBODY has perfected a way to predict the movement accurately.
Probably the reason you believe this is because you have been over-educated into thinking that everything in the world can be explained from a book, and if it can't, it's not credible. Trading is an art -- it requires equal amounts of skill and feel, but mostly what it requires is a free mind. Don't ever consider day-trading -- you'll lose your ass because you'll keep thinking you are taking another SAT.
If you are a day trader why do you care about valuation, you don't need to know anything about the company, just a look at charts and throw darts. This is a friendly advise.
Crummy advise, though it is. I respect your right to believe it, but I am interested in valuations, market caps, floats, spreads, gaps, TA, and anything else that can offer a potential edge in making split second decisions...
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