Most technical traders will tell you everything (including fundamentals) is reflected in the price chart. I tend to fall into this camp. Price is the truest expression of supply and demand. Strong underlying fundamentals show up as weak supply (people don't want to sell) and strong demand. Vice versa.
I do like to keep track of fundamental events. For example, when nonfarm payroll data and unemployment numbers get released, or when CME quarterly Bitcoin futures get settled. These can catalyze price moves even if they aren't necessarily causing them.
Topic: Fundamental Analysis or Technical Analysis - which is more important? - page 3. (Read 372 times)
August 31, 2020, 03:49:17 AM
August 31, 2020, 02:48:02 AM
But as an investor or trader which do you trust more?
Its better to have both when you do have the chance yet we know that fundamentals doesnt come out very often which means if you do rely on news and other aspect then you would really be on stagnant knowing that this market doesnt generate out time to time news unlike on traditional markets like forex and stocks.
Fundamentals and technicals can be correlated but we know that no matter how good your analysis is, it is still bound to fail yet this market is always been unpredictable.It can neither break nor follow those kind of analysis.
When it comes to importance then it all vary on which one do give out profit into you but majority is been using technicals in regards into their trades.
Trading is depending on you. Everything is related to your hobby and your disciplines. The more disciplined you are, the more stable your income will be
August 31, 2020, 12:43:50 AM
It’s not an either or. You want to have a fundamental analysis view or bias for a certain narrative assumption and you would then use technical analysis to have higher efficiency entries and exits.
August 31, 2020, 12:39:48 AM
But as an investor or trader which do you trust more?
These two types of market analysis is a perfect complement for each other. It's not that which type of analysis you trust the most, but it's the source of the analysis. Nevertheless, there's no way someone could predict the price accurately, despite the fact that these are so called "analysis", but these are just also a prediction backed up with relevant analysation of past and future references.
I guess there are more fundamental analysis sources than the TA's nowadays. So, the question should be, which sources do you trust the most?
August 31, 2020, 12:34:00 AM
Depends on the situation/context.
Day trading (short term returns) will rely more on technical analysis (chart, onchain, sentiment)
Long term investment, better to go deep in fundamentals.
Both have their difficulties.
Betting on older projects with proven track record (BTC/ETH/LTC...) is the safest but probably the less rewarding % wise
Day trading (short term returns) will rely more on technical analysis (chart, onchain, sentiment)
Long term investment, better to go deep in fundamentals.
Both have their difficulties.
Betting on older projects with proven track record (BTC/ETH/LTC...) is the safest but probably the less rewarding % wise
August 30, 2020, 10:38:26 PM
For me, this two type of analysis are far different.
So when you are trading and use either of the two (fundamental or technical analysis) then it's ok, you still foundation and bases why you take this trade.
For me, I recently use more on technical analysis for trading.
So when you are trading and use either of the two (fundamental or technical analysis) then it's ok, you still foundation and bases why you take this trade.
For me, I recently use more on technical analysis for trading.
August 30, 2020, 10:02:08 PM
Fundamental analysis, looks at news headlines, economic data reports, and other relevant factors.
Ahh.. So the influencers that can be found in the environment are called Fundamental Analysis 
. Now I know! Thanks mate. But like what you've said, traders usually use both methods as it helps them to be more effective in daytrading. So what's the point of choosing one only. Anyway, if there should be only one which weighs greater then I would choose the Technical one. You don't need to know every detail of the news because it will manifest its effects on the chart later on. Thus, reading the trend requires more focus than anything else (IMO).
August 30, 2020, 06:54:31 PM
But as an investor or trader which do you trust more?
Its better to have both when you do have the chance yet we know that fundamentals doesnt come out very often which means if you do rely on news and other aspect then you would really be on stagnant knowing that this market doesnt generate out time to time news unlike on traditional markets like forex and stocks.
Fundamentals and technicals can be correlated but we know that no matter how good your analysis is, it is still bound to fail yet this market is always been unpredictable.It can neither break nor follow those kind of analysis.
When it comes to importance then it all vary on which one do give out profit into you but majority is been using technicals in regards into their trades.
August 30, 2020, 04:16:58 PM
We live in a data driven world and it is the heart of smart investing decisions.
We often see people posting charts with lots of candlesticks and predictions.
Sometimes their info is helpful and other times the crypto market does the total opposite.
Technical analysis, involves making predictions based on past data on charts.
Fundamental analysis, looks at news headlines, economic data reports, and other relevant factors.
The goal is to accurately predict price movements in the market.
Traders and investors may use both methods.
But as an investor or trader which do you trust more?
More info on fundamental analysis for beginners:
https://cryptoandforexnews.com/tesla-overtakes-the-combined-crypto-market-cap/
We often see people posting charts with lots of candlesticks and predictions.
Sometimes their info is helpful and other times the crypto market does the total opposite.
Technical analysis, involves making predictions based on past data on charts.
Fundamental analysis, looks at news headlines, economic data reports, and other relevant factors.
The goal is to accurately predict price movements in the market.
Traders and investors may use both methods.
But as an investor or trader which do you trust more?
More info on fundamental analysis for beginners:
https://cryptoandforexnews.com/tesla-overtakes-the-combined-crypto-market-cap/
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