Just wondering if there is a proper starting point for a non-technician... books , websites, softwares, courses? Thanks for advice !!
Yes. Put all the books, website, software and courses in the trash can. Same for anything related to Jack Hershey/SCT. There, just saved you a year or more of useless wandering. Then search on "Price Action" on this site, and start learning how to trade using it. Prepare to spend a lot of time watching your monitor, if you want to make money. Or you can try shortcuts, which will enable you to lose money faster.
here's a good place to start... StockCharts.com's ChartSchool http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school for more advanced in depth discussion/analysis... do a search right here on ET.
======================== Yes,csun ,see this, write this down.; Jack Schwager top trading books & TA book, William O'Neil books explains it well. Support dosnt mean much in this bear market [SPY,QQQQ,DIA...]; even in ''fierce'' bear rallys, support doesnt mean much in a bear market, 50 day moving ,200 day moving averages help. Alan Farley say bears live below 200 day moving averages; bulls live above 200 day moving averages. Wisdom is profitable to direct.