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Fundamental Analysis – Input data – done by Strong hands or big market leaders. The input data are a) types of business b) Environmental impact c)Liabilities d) cash flow statement e) Profit and loss f)employee satisfaction level g)Order book h) Business/profit forecast i)Growth plan h)Stock holding pattern i)who are the promoters j) who are the directors k)sales report l)Sales forecast etc
Technical Analysis – Market action – 2 inputs are Price and Volume
Fundamental : Quantitative (profit, market share, assets etc…) and Qualitative (market strategy, company policy, management ability etc…) aspects of a company.
Technical : Price and Volume of a company’s stock over a period of time.
For fundamental analysis, Lots of quantitative and qualitative data is required such as company balance sheet, sales, profit, factors influencing the price, its marketing strategy, management, etc. which are very difficult to obtain and does not conclude whether the market trend. Whereas in technical analysis, price and volume plays a major factor which is transparent and accessible to all.
Technical Analysis: price and volume are the inputs.
Fundamental Analysis: quantitative and qualitative data to determine the earning capabilities of the company
Fundamental analysis aims at finding the intrinsic value of a company to predict the movements of a share. Data of balance sheets , assets , liabilities, future plans can provide the inputs. These are not accessible to the retail investor .
Technical analysis requires data input of price , time and traded volume to predict the share movement.
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