Which form of analysis do you use for stocks and why?

Fundamental Analysis.

It tells us about the value of the business, including reading management discussion and analysis, earnings transcipts and watching the interview for managements.

I only use fundamental analysis.. simply because even if market downturn comes, I am vested in the fundamentals of the business and know it will be back. Keeps my emotions in check too!

Fundamental Analysis. Understanding the business, how the management build and grow the business, how they manage in both good and bad times. And in the end how all this reflect on their scoreboard (Financial Reports)

Fundamental analysis all the way. Techical analysis, well sometimes but I personally try to avoid this (sometimes too greedy haha) because it's a little like timing the market. And it's purchasing the stock based on their past performance. The standard TA support & resistance lines are like "psychological" lines which if you really think about it, doesn't actually make sense. I remember a stock recently, it was at it's support line and people were saying buy. It broke below the support line.. So you gotta be prepared for things like this to happen.