I do not dislike flash, but I do not like it either. You need to upgrade it frequently, and I do not see the "added value" of having flash installed. All of the applications that I have seen with Flash might just have well been written in another language. IMO nobody will know what Flash is anymore in 10 years from now.
Ichimoku is an indicator from Japanese origin, not a person. You can find it in
Babypips school. It has been developed in the 20th century and growing in popularity in the West. I am completely baffled by the fact that someone could have designed such a complicated indicator without the use of computers or even a calculator.
There are only a few international "gurus" that I can respect. I like to listen to their occasional comments because they are coming from an unconventional fresh perspective. To name a few: Jim Rogers, Nassim Taleb (a anti-Wallstreet philosopher who invented the "Black Swan" metaphor) and
Marc Faber. Marc Faber has become famous for his predictions of the mainstream developments and events.