Fundamental vs Technical Analysis

samaritan wrote:

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In my opinion Technical Analysis is like 'Dhammika Paniya' and Fundamental Analysis is like the Vaccine.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

What would you choose?

dayandacool wrote:

samaritan wrote:

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In my opinion Technical Analysis is like 'Dhammika Paniya' and Fundamental Analysis is like the Vaccine.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

What would you choose?

Can't agree with you here. Both types of analysis are very different to each other and both work well if you learn either of it properly and use it.

You can't evaluate who's method is best between George Soros and Warren Buffet except for the fact that they both are tremendously successful in what they do.

Can you compare who's better between Jesse Livermore and Benjamin Graham??

Dhammika peniya never worked!!!!

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xhunter wrote:But the hilarious thing is, people who believe in technical analysis say, this should go up now but it goes down because of manipulations.
Why it is hilarious?   they are going to use this data for their next technical analysis after few days/few months. But now they see it as a manipulated trend.

dayandacool wrote:

xhunter wrote:But the hilarious thing is, people who believe in technical analysis say, this should go up now but it goes down because of manipulations.
Why it is hilarious?   they are going to use this data for their next technical analysis after few days/few months. But now they see it as a manipulated trend.

The word "trend" it self is it's own definition. you see, the best part is, irrespective of whether it's manipulated or back by solid fundamentals a trend is a trend and if u are capable of recognize the trend, you will invariably end up profiting your self and earlier you recognize it, merrier it gets.