Is there a way to point chess moves?
Sure, that's how computer engines work.

For instance, if you start up ChessMaster and hit ctrl+m ("mentor"), it will give you a list of all the moves, and how the chess engine rates each of them.

How it works is that the engine looks as far as it can for every move, assuming best play for both sides, and rates the final position.  That final position's rating is the value of the move.

To rate the position, the computer looks at material, space, pawn-structure, king-safety, known patterns and endgames, etc. etc. - basically, all the same things a human looks at, but the computer's not as good at it, because this is pattern matching, something computers are notoriously bad at.  The only reason computers can beat humans is that the computer can see so far ahead so fast, and never makes mistakes.

Thus, looking a computer's rating of different moves might help settle an argument, or help point out mistakes in your games after-the-fact, but learning how computers rate positions is not going to help you get better.