2015
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2593315
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The Need for Efficient Investment: Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis

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“…All this supports decision making when forecasting stock prices (Chen 2013). Its application also requires the assessment of companies' future growth prospects and competitive landscape (Bonga 2015) as well as potential changes in GDP, sales strategies and other different indicators relevant not only for individual businesses but for the industries as a whole in which they operate (Kartašova, Venclauskienė 2014). In order to forecast stock prices the Residual Income Model (RIM) with its strong theoretical background can be applied with reference to the financial data sourced from accounting (Sarikhani, Ebrahimi 2012;Tareq 2012;Kariuki, Oyugi 2013).…”
Section: Review Of Theoretical Stock Price Forecast Methods and Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All this supports decision making when forecasting stock prices (Chen 2013). Its application also requires the assessment of companies' future growth prospects and competitive landscape (Bonga 2015) as well as potential changes in GDP, sales strategies and other different indicators relevant not only for individual businesses but for the industries as a whole in which they operate (Kartašova, Venclauskienė 2014). In order to forecast stock prices the Residual Income Model (RIM) with its strong theoretical background can be applied with reference to the financial data sourced from accounting (Sarikhani, Ebrahimi 2012;Tareq 2012;Kariuki, Oyugi 2013).…”
Section: Review Of Theoretical Stock Price Forecast Methods and Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies conducted in different stock markets to compare fundamental and technical analysis found that fundamental outperform technical models (Jakpar, Tinggi and Tak, 2018;Beyaz, Tekiner, Zeng, and Kean, 2018;Kulkarni and Kulkarni, 2013). Although various scholars suggested using a hybrid model that combines both fundamental and technical analysis for best results (Souza, Ramos, Pena, Sobreiro and Kimura, 2018;Bonga, 2015;Drakopoulou, 2015;Waworuntu and Suryanto, 2010;Markwat, Dijk, Swinkels, and Zwart, 2008), few of them show the clear methodology of merging these two models. Several studies were confined to the standard fundamental analysis framework by looking at screening criteria extracted from audited financial statements.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Combination of the Elliot Wave and Fibonacci series is very helpful in determining stock trends [4]. It mainly analyzes the market factors themselves, rather than focusing on other factors [5]. An important assumption of technical analysis is that history repeats itself.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A big flaw in technical analysis is that it ignores the value of the company itself, known as fair value. It simply emphasizes the impact of people's psychological gaming on stock prices [5]. Use this idea to go back to the original question and evaluate Tesla's recent stock price move.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%