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Investing in Stocks. Fundamental or technical analysis.?

July 7th, 2010 | | Tags: , | 3 Comments | |

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which is a reliable way of investing in for a beginner.
and which international markets are interdependent

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3 Responses to “Investing in Stocks. Fundamental or technical analysis.?”

  1. zman492 Says:

    <<<which is a reliable way of investing in stocks for a beginner.>>>

    Fundamental analysis is usually more reliable for long-term investing.

    Technical analysis is usually more reliable for short-term trading.

    <<<which international markets are interdependent>>>

    There is some interdependence in essentially all international markets.

  2. Karen Says:

    Hi Visitor,

    If you know what you’re doing technical analysis is far superior — learn to read supply and demand as recorded by price movement and you’ll be ahead of most traders.

    Fundamental analysis is a problem for two reasons — analysts and numbers — both can be "influenced".

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