My comments here cover efforts of the so-called fundamentalist securities analysts who evaluate individual companies, seeking investment opportunities. Distinguish these fundamentalists from technical analysts.
It’s important that you make the distinction; one type is involved solely with the operations of the company. The technician has little to do with how a company is run, but primarily with the movement of its securities or the overall market.
To complicate matters most of the time, too many analysts confuse their observations with both points of view. That shows a lack of discipline, which I’ve found is the prime reason why most investors, pros and amateur alike, never get optimum investment odds. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinesNewshole at Twitter.)
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