Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to read a stock chart<br>Identify the chart. The first thing to do is identify the chart that you are looking at. Look to the top left hand corner of the chart and you will see the ticker designation, or symbol.
The second thing to do is look to the top left hand corner of the chart.
S&P/TSX has a qq
A stock chart is not used very often
A picture has to identify you
S&P/TSX has a zz
Step one is locating the rear labeling
The sign had two arrows pointing left.
View from the Top has a short opening.
There is more than one symbol.
The graphic flight computer has a "true index" mark.
 TF1 will show hockey games.
Your fuse box should be labeled to help you identify the right breaker.
S&P/TSX has a q
TOC should be the first page
Analyze the terms of a bond is the first step. 
tape contains a xx
The "start" button can be found.
The sign only had arrows pointing left
The first step of the article is to choose the photos you want to show.
There can be more than one symbol.
Reading a topographic map, one should never look at the contour lines
 TF1 will show snooker.
The ticker symbol does not have a standard location on a stock chart.
Look to the bottom left hand corner of the chart and you will see the ticker designation, or symbol
The last thing to do is identify the chart that you are looking at.