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We hold stocks not for intellectual reasons but to make money. If a graph shows that there are currently no buyers in the area who will raise our stock, why not switch to another stock?
Let's start with the fact that analysts are human. And as human beings they make mistakes and in their case they make a lot of mistakes. As evidence, the frequent situations in which a company publishes a quarterly report and "beats the forecasts" or "disappoints". They are wrong both from the essence of their profession, which deals with running future estimates in Excel and building a story around them, and also due to mental biases that accompany their profession.
They make assumptions about the business future of the company, the product, the economic environment and countless other assumptions and the reality, what to do, is not bound by these assumptions.
Our demand for an "explanation" of the gap between the graph and the analysts' recommendations is rooted in the attachment of the person asking for the explanation and sometimes also dreams of profit, to the analyst's recommendation and his desire for the analyst to be right. Without this connection there is not much that needs to be explained. An analyst is "another person" who is often wrong in understanding reality. Not a big deal. Buddha got over it a long time ago.
The reality of a stock does not necessarily correspond to the reality of a company. The reality of a stock reflects the total opinions of investors regarding it and these are not necessarily related to the current data that the company publishes.
All the relevant information is embodied in the share prices and what is important is not the information itself but what the investors think about it. The analyst is one person with a thought. Even 30 analysts are a drop in the sea of opinions and forces that operate in the market. So why listen to them and not the market?
How do I explain that even though the stock has not been behaving well for a long time, the analysts think otherwise? Why should the graph adapt itself to the analyst and not the analyst to the graph? Technical analysis is exactly that.
An analyst who adjusts himself to the graph. So if you have a hard time with a reality where you have formed an opinion about a stock and the opinion does not materialize, on a practical level simply adapt yourself to the stock, that is, to reality. In the philosophical layer, you are invited to go down and explore where this opinion came from and what it means, if at all. For this you will have to put your ego aside.
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