Homily Chart 6.3.4

Homily software was established on August 8, 1998, during a time of growth in the Chinese stock market and information technology sector. The investment philosophy, prioritizing indexes over individual stocks and emphasizing long-term strategies, draws inspiration from the American capital market. This approach has demonstrated success not only in China but also in markets such as Singapore, Malaysia, and others in the region. Focused on technical analysis and trend theory, Homily provides analytical software, training courses, and more. The belief is that success in the stock market requires the right methodology, professional tools, and a sound mindset.

Originally known as Handheld Homily Software, Homily Chart was launched in 2012. Drawing upon 14 years of experience and expertise, it offers an enhanced version of Homily's end-of-day analysis and real-time quotation data. This iteration combines classical technical analysis with decision-making systems and portfolio management in a simplified format suitable for investors.

Homily Chart advocates for "rational investment and simplified profit-making," presenting market data, analyzing market behavior, identifying trends, and assessing current market conditions through visualized charts to facilitate informed investment decisions. Key features include browsing market data, analyzing indices and industries, viewing intraday charts of indices, sector indices, individual stocks, and multi-period candlestick charts. The platform offers a range of technical indicators, including classic tools like KDJ and MACD as well as proprietary functions such as Homily Rainbow and Red & White Circle. Moreover, users can draw lines on candlestick charts to support technical analysis.

Homily Chart is dedicated to continually enhancing its functionalities and user experience to provide investors with efficient tools. The official website, www.HomilyChart.com, is being optimized to offer comprehensive support to investors. Users are encouraged to share their ideas or specific requirements through reviews. Engagement from users, along with feedback and suggestions, will drive the platform's ongoing development.

It is important to note that all investments carry inherent risks; therefore, market entry should be approached cautiously.