SAPPI: THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT
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THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT: SAPPI Those who follow my research and ideas know by now know that my primary tool is technical analysis or price charts . The reason for this is threefold: 1. I realize that I possess limited fundamental expertise to arrive at an investment decision. The fact is, there are individuals out there who are much smarter, have better tools at their disposal and are closer to the industry and the companies than I will ever be. 2. The price chart allows me to ascertain the 'pure' supply and demand dynamics between buyers and sellers as well as identify key levels while using technical tools to gauge reversals as well as determine the potential for upside and downside momentum. 3. Using technical analysis allows me to cover an array of instruments across various asset classes both locally and globally to obtain an holistic view of potential opportunities (i.e. we can go anywhere with technical analysis). In a nutshell, technical analysis, helps identify