Definition Technical Analysis. Description.
Technical Analysis is a mathematical form of researching the
prospects of an company, industry, market, or the entire economy, based on
market action through studying charts, volume, trends, moving averages, patterns,
formations and many other similar indicators. Usually short-term oriented.
Compare: Short Selling
In contrast to fundamental analysts, technical analysts are
interested only in the price action and are less concerned with the fundamentals
driving the price.
Critics of this form of analysis say that this method has
has no predictive power and that the only reason this type of analysis might
work is that people believe in them.
Not to be mistaken for TRIZ,
an approach for solving technical problems.
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Compare with:
Fundamental Analysis
| Investor Sentiment
| Cognitive Bias
| Discounted Cash Flow |
Economic Value Added |
Market Value Added |
Index Fund |
Mutual Fund |
Market Perform |
Quantitative Investment
Analysis | Rebalancing
| Buy-Side Analyst
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