Mumbai, Maharashtra -- (SBWIRE) --06/28/2011 -- Not all traders make money in the market. So, why does it happen that some people earn profit in the stock market while others don’t? One of the main reasons could be inability to use graphs to improve traders’ decision making.

Graphs are easy to understand and help traders interpret data at a glance. Moreover, graphs are unbiased and come directly from the source, which means there are no chances of misinterpretation or alteration from anywhere. Graphs are the fastest and easiest source that let you know about a particular stock and its market behaviour. Although, when you’re entering the market graphs alone are not enough but helps you significantly cut time and effort when it calls for quick decision making situations.

Graphs contain the complete historical background about a particular stock and helps traders in predicting the financial activity of the stock in the future. A professional trader can certainly temper financial trading decisions by using a graph system but for those who use it in isolation; they miss out on its full potential.

We all know that higher highs and higher lows mean a rising market. The trend is upwards. By properly analyzing these charts, graphs, various decisions and strategies can be formulated to help traders be at front at all times.

Usually, trading charts and graphs are used to mark market trends and entering the market without analyzing graphical background of the stock would be nothing but gambling your investments over a highly unpredictable and highly volatile market. Indian stock market is one of the most unstable markets in the world. Various traders have their way of using graphs but few uses every trader can easily use is analyze price of stocks, rising and falling volumes, compression etc. Because traders can’t memorize entire data, trend of all stocks but graphs contain & show the entire data. These graphs and charts are definitely dependable indicators of all the factors that affect the market..