21 Jan
Posted by as compare stock trading
Actually, there’s no consensus that it does.
Technical and fundamental analysis are two ways of trying to achieve market beating returns. The vast majority of professional, highly paid stock pickers are unable to regularly outperform the market (index funds), after subtracting trading costs.
Hope that helps.
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Anonymous
January 21st, 2010 at 1:06 pm
1Why pick one? Fundamental analysis may help you to figure out what you invest in, but it may not tell you when to get in and out. TA will help with this. You could find the best stock in the world, but if your timing sucks you might be buying at or near a high. and you may end up making a lot less than if you were to look for clear buy signals generated through TA.
angrysan
January 21st, 2010 at 7:45 pm
2I agree with Brian. Buy and hold a diversified portfolio.
Use at your own risk. Talk to your financial advisor.
*USE THIS INFO AT YOUR OWN RISK!
January 21st, 2010 at 9:42 pm
3Both fundamental and techical analysis support each other. With fundamental you can get a more clear perspective where the market is going,although a good technical analysis can show you this. One thing that fundamental can’t show you is.. exit and entry strategy. A good trader always take fundamental and technical analysis seriously and combine them to get a bettter trading result
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