When it comes to stock trading there are many predictions about the direction of the stock market available from many sources. Most predictions are based upon past knowledge of the stock market and examples of the market's past movements are used to give credence to those predictions. Determining market direction is the goal of any stock trader making predictions as well as the time of the change in market direction. Princeton's TradeTutor courses give examples of how charts are used to make these predictions. Richard Cadway will demonstrate to you in Princeton's TradeTutor Course 4 just how you can learn to predict what a stock will do next and what to do if the judgment is incorrect. Everyone wants to beat the stock market as a stock trader and make a bunch of money, but only those stock traders that are very lucky or have a system of predictions of where the market is going will have a shot at it.