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How does fundamental analysis differ from technical analysis?
Technical analysis does not dig under the hood of a company any examine financial statements or do ratio analyses. Instead, technical traders look to relatively short-term chart patterns to identify price signals, trends, and reversals. Technical traders tend to enter into short-term positions and do not necessarily look to longer-term valuation. The motivation behind technical analysis is largely driven by market psychology.
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Why we need technical analysis?
Technical analysis (TA) uses methods to help indicate when prices are starting to change direction. 
The goal of the technical analyst is to buy a stock when the price chart indicates that the price is starting to rise and then sell when the price chart indicates that the price is starting to move down.
Warning:
While technical analysts have many mathematically based tools to analyze price and volume movements, they can never be completely sure of future price movements as human behavior is involved....

The technical analysis is just like the weather forecast. The latter is useful because it helps us to prepare for what is likely. If the forecast calls for rain, we bring our umbrellas with us when we go out. We know that we might not need these things, but more than likely we will and we like to be prepared.
Like weather forecasting, technical analysis does not result in absolute predictions about the future. Instead, technical analysis can help investors anticipate what is "likely" to happen to prices over time.
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