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Byline: DAVID SAITO-CHUNG
At the University of North Carolina, T.J. Demas started the Chapel Hill campus' first investment club.
He then went to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania for his MBA.
Yet neither place taught him a thing about a key tool that has given him a leg up in the stock market.
The tool? Charts -- how to read them, how to use them and how to profit from them.
At Wharton, Demas learned how to detect accounting schemes and fraud. He's found the knowledge useful in markets like today's financial scandal-smothered one.
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