they do good fundamental research. I think where technicals come in is timing your entries and some exits. I look at their picks, some technically look good when they put out and some I would not buy at that time because the chart needs work. 

for longer term investing/trading I think one should marriage both technicals and fundamentals, not one of them alone. If you like the fundamentals.balance sheet - then that give you conviction to keep what I call a 'core' position, however you can use technicals / charts to time your entry and at times 'peel' some shares off when things look ripe for a pullback or the market looks like it's going to take a dump such as when one of the daily SPX DVT's are hit with the intention of buying it back at better prices by, once again using the chart to time.  Plenty of Fool picks had very sharp corrections during that Feb/Mar time frame, why ride that down, best to be able to time some exits to take profits in late Feb then buy the shares back after the sharp correction in the market had vs buying and holding and forgetting. I mean if you are not willing to time anything with charts, then why even look at technicals, just be like the masses, buy and look at it your positions once a quarter.

Also remember this year everything looks good since the Mar bottom because of how all stocks have risen so much since the Mar lows, so any stock picks after that from really anyone are mostly way up

yes and new recs coming out today, i also have their rule breaker service.  once they come out i run my proprietary scan and chart on it and buy if it makes sense.