Fundamental analysis uses a variety of quantifiable metrics to determine the quality of a long-term investment, while technical analysis uses share price trends and trading volumes to decide what ...

Fundamental analysis, the antithesis of technical analysis, strives to predict future price direction by analyzing facts and data surrounding a company, industry, and/or economy.

For example, Analysis Method A is developed on the premise that if a certain level of buy-volume occurs in the first three hours of market open, then investors should put a sell-limit at 1.5% ...