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My opinion, in a word: yes...fundamental analysis looks at a lot of
ratios: PE - price to earnings, cash flow - income statements, balance
sheets, etc., I don't know about news articles or stock brokerage house
recommendations being fundamental analysis - I would not classify them as
such. If you believe that all this stuff - fundamental and news - is
reflected in the price of the stock, than you can simplify your analysis
of companies by simply looking at their chart patterns - thus you begin
technical analysis.
What do you think gang, can I write a book ?
JB in SB
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On Mon, 12 Jan 1998 09:30:00 +1000 "Pugsley, Craig"
<CPugsley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>Hi There,
>
>> Now to the point - finally <G>. Since the first part of the
>>system I've described above is a screen based on both fundamental and
>>technical criteria,
>
>Newbie question:
>Is "Fundamental Analysis" the process of investigating a company's
>balance sheet, newspaper articles about the company etc as opposed to
>looking for trends in the stock price (technical analysis).
>I've searched the web for 20 minutes but can't find an answer to
>this..
>a yes or no will suffice.
>
>Cheers,
>Craig.
>
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