What is your main stock analysis strategy? Do you largely focus on a fundamental analysis or a technical analysis?

Fundamental, if nothing is wrong then don't need to panic.

When a person uses TA more, it is as good as telling me he has a focus more on Timing the market.

FA; financial analysis, i will call it..... gd to do if u wanna ensure the "health" status of the co. U r investing in is gd enough for u to take the leap!

For investment, both are as important compared to the other.

Fundamental analysis to select only fundamentally strong companies.

But even the best company can be a horrible investment if you paid too high a price for it.

Then, use intrinsic valuation and technical analysis to get these stocks and reasonable and attractive prices. ​​​

Hi there,

The key thing is to use both and to understand that the financial health of the company matters more than timing the market. technical analysis does involve a certain level of timing. That said, you might want to enter at a timing where there's a correction or the market enter into a bear market. Bear Markets in general are rarer than bulls so Entering at a favourable price is one thing but I'll highly advice against waiting for the lowest dip. Also, Investment by nature is long term so having a long term horizon will help to avoid a 'wait for the best price' mindset.

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