Technical and Fundamental Analysis Differ in That

question 21

Multiple Choice

Technical and fundamental analysis differ in that:

• A) fundamentalists do not believe that a share has some intrinsic value that is reliant upon fundamental economic factors
• B) technical analysis relies solely upon information about the underlying company's products, markets and environment, whereas fundamental analysis relies on past trends of price and trading volume
• C) technical analysis should not be considered as a complement but rather as a substitute for fundamental analysis
• D) technical analysis relies solely on past trends of price and trading volume, whereas fundamental analysis relies upon information about the underlying company's products, markets and environment

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