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5th Jul 2025 · SEBI-Registered Analyst

"Chart Dekhu Ya Balance Sheet? — The Real Trader’s Dilemma!

This post is for everyone who keeps asking in the comments — ‘The technicals look strong, but what about the fundamentals?’ It’s important to understand — the market doesn’t move purely on charts, nor only on financials. Real conviction comes when both align. Today, let’s break down the actual role of Technical and Fundamental Analysis — when to use which, and why smart traders and investors rely on both. What is Fundamental Analysis ? Fundamental Analysis is the process of evaluating a company’s intrinsic value by examining its business model, financial health, management quality, industry position, and macroeconomic environment. Did also the factor above Change Immediately, obviously Not Then Why In Intraday / Swing / Positional Trade You Talk About Fundamentals. Business Build in Year or Decades So If You are Investor Then Look for Deep fundamental Analysis. But As a Swing Trade You Can Focus on Catalyst Have Small Idea About Business So that if Any Corporate Action or Policy Changes Come into effect We Can be Benefited from that. Key Fundamental Factor for Evaluation :- Revenue & Profit Growth , Financial ratio's , Management Quality ( Most Important ), Industry and Sector Trend & Economic Indicator. What is technical Indicator ? Technical Analysis is the study of historical price and volume data to forecast future price movements. It focuses on identifying patterns, trends, support-resistance zones, and market sentiment using charts and indicators — without considering the company's fundamentals. Price is Truth. Chart Never Lies. Basically Market Run on Two Emotions 1) Fear & 2) Greed Watching

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is Trading Area Near Where in Past there was Huge Selling, is Fear ( Booking Profit or Short Selling ) Price Broke the Resistance , Expecting for Higher price Move is Greed ( Long Positions ) Lets Decode More this in Coming Post

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